History | List-en up! The authorized Angie’s List podcast

Angie's List magazine cover Thanks to the Internet, tracing your family history is easier than ever. Learn more about how the digital world is changing genealogy in this episode of List-en up!, as we talk with:

David Rencher, director of records and information for the Family History Library
Loretto Szucs, vice president of community relations for Ancestry.com and a founding officer of the Federation of Genealogical Societies
Thomas MacEntee, Angie’s List member and “genea-blogger”

If you’ve hired a professional genealogist, be sure to submit a report about your experience on Angie’s List!

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Photos of David Rencher by Stephanie Hutto

Photos of Thomas MacEntee by Jason Madden

Have you ever wondered how animals became pets in the first place? Find out by listening to the newest episode of the Angie’s List podcast (below), as we talk to Katherine Grier, author of “Pets in America: A History”.

For more about the history of pets, read the Angie’s List Magazine story Pet-rospective: The history of animals as pets, and be sure to check out the virtual exhibition of the “Pets in America: A History” tour curated by Katherine Grier at Petsinamerica.org.

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