The Talk Genealogy Podcast

The monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands, looks at your family bibliography, family history atlas and some comment on the Pipe Roll Society's latest volume. Also, a word or two about "History in the Open AIr." .

The monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands. This episode looks at Charities in Parish Histories.

A reissue of episode 17 of the monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands looks at the work of the East Anglian genealogist SHA Hervey

In this episode, we consider how records of Fleet Marriages can assist the genealogist with too much time on their hands

This edition of the podcast for genealogists with too much time on their hands looks at how the Cartularies of old religious houses can help today's family historian

This edition of the podcast for genealogists with too much time on their hands looks at how the family historian can get the most out of the Cartae Baronum

The monthly podcast for genealogists with too much time on their hands looks at how Tudor Taxation Records can help today's family historian

The monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands looks at the rolls of incumbents. How can these histories of vicars in the family parish help the historian learn more about their ancestors?

The first half of the twentieth century saw a surge in publication of parish histories very different from the modern version of the genre. In this episode of the monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands, Malcolm Noble looks at these earlier books can be especially useful for today's family historian

The monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands. This month's episode discusses the Hundreds Rolls of 1279 which list the barons, knight and free tenants, particularly across the Eastern and Midland counties of England. The podcast looks at how this survey may further a genealogists research but also indicates how it can be an opportunity to improve our family history hunting skills.

The monthly podcast for the genealogist with too much time on their hands. This month's subject is the 1327 Lay Subsidy. What they are . Where they are. What's in them and how can we use them?