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As well as providing a wealth of news and reports from the British and Irish genealogical worlds, the third British GENES podcast has interviews with Mark Bayley of TheGenealogist on English and Welsh tithes records, Anne Robinson of the North of Ireland Family History Society on their latest publication on County Tyrone, and Tahitia McCabe on the University of Strathclyde's forthcoming summer institute of genealogy in Glasgow.

The second edition of the new British GENES podcast from British GENES blogger and genealogist Chris Paton. This month's edition looks at the theme of collaboration. There are interviews from the Genealogy in the Sunshine conference in Portugal with LostCousins founder Peter Calver and the Society of Genealogists' Else Churchill, discussion of the Scottish Genealogy Network, and why it is important to support and participate with your local family history society. Also news on the forthcoming SAFHS conference and on Who Do You Think You Are Live in Birmingham.

The first British GENES monthly podcast from British GENES blogger and genealogist Chris Paton. This month's edition looks at 3 parent babies, the use of DNA to preserve digital data, the National Records of Scotland's announcement on its future property requirements, historic Ordnance Survey maps for Northern Ireland, the possibility for digital access to English and Welsh vital records, and the value of the Statistical Accounts of Scotland.