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b'Fisher starts the show with a nod to last week\\u2019s visit from New England Historical Society researcher Rhonda McClure, who explained how to see if you tie into movie stars and celebrities.\\xa0 Fisher reels off quite a list he has learned he is related to.\\xa0 Plus, how much Neanderthal DNA do you have?\\xa0 It might be more than you think!\\xa0 Fisher explains from a great story on recent DNA discoveries.\\xa0 Plus, another big announcement concerning gravestones\\u2026 this time from Find-A-Grave.com.\\xa0 Fisher also has a great story about a map that shows the increase and decrease in popularity of specific names over the past 90 years.\\xa0 Just put in the name, and watch how it has come and gone, and maybe come again!
Cyndi Ingle, founder of Cyndi\\u2019s List, America\\u2019s largest on-line family history catalog, talks about the early days of the site, how things worked then, and what it takes to keep it up-to-date today.\\xa0 Cyndi then talks about the future of Cyndi\\u2019s List and shares some stories from her followers about how it has helped them break down walls in their research.
Tom Perry, Extreme Genes Preservation Authority, answers a question from a listener about mold\\u2026 in an old video!\\xa0 Can Tom save the day?\\xa0 Listen and find out!
Episode 32 aired 03/09/2014'