
10 episodes

How We Got Here Brian Nash
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Exploring Genealogy and Family History from and through Atlantic Canadians
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What If Benedict Arnold Was Responsible For The World’s Best Scallops?
In This episode, I interview Author Brian McConnell and we talk about his latest book The Loyalists of Digby Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Loyalists of Digby Brian McConnell on InstagramSupport the PodcastBecome a Patreon MemberSupport The...
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Why You And Your Family Matters To Me Now And In 1911
In this episode, I take a break from the normal format to share my thoughts on the past 6 episodes and what’s coming in the future, and then the second segment is part 3 of my Canadian Census Series, a brief look at the 1911 Census.Resources Mentioned...
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Counting Chromosomes and Counting People
Welcome to Episode 6 of How we got here In this episode Counting Chromosomes and Counting People I have guest Mags Gaulden a Genetic Genealogist and Founder of mitoydna.org/ and the Leader of the WikiTree DNA Innovators Project to discuss Getting...
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Getting By With A Little Help From Our Friends
In our fifth episode, I begin a look Canadian Census over the next few episodes with an overview of the importance of Canadian Censuses for Genealogists. In my second segment I sit down and talk with fellow Canadian Podcast Genealogist Kael Sherman of...
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Looking to the Past to Help us Look Forward
In our fourth episode Looking to the Past to Help us Look Forward host, Brian Nash discusses 2021 his New Year's resolutions, and what the year ahead looks like for his podcast and world of Genealogy. In between all this there Brian sits down with Jamie...
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The Last Great Genealogy Show of 2020
In our Third Episode The Last Great Genealogy Show of 2020, host Brian Nash talks about what’s on his Genealogy, Christmas List, then he does an Interview Author Brian McConnell, and wraps up the episode as he shares his favourite Christmas Family...
Customer Reviews
Awesome new Podcast!
Great conversations. So fascinated by genealogy.
Definitely recommend.