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This is a podcast about siblings. Potentially the longest relationships of our lives, and not talked about enough – until now... Who is the baby?
For most of us, our relationships with our brothers and sisters are the longest lasting of our lives, sometimes spanning 80 or 90 years. Sibling relationships come before friendships or romances, and usually outlive any links with our parents. Incredibly, you can share as little as 37.4% of your DNA with your brother or sister, or as much as 61.7% – meaning you could be more like cousins… or more
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07/03/2023
Today's the day!
Join host of Relatively, Catherine Carr, live on Instagram with 's Research Specialist, Jen Baldwin, TODAY at 5:00 pm GMT.
Not only will we reflect on the last season of Relatively, but Jen will also tell Catherine about her ancestry for the first time.
See you soon. 🎙️
07/03/2023
Today's the day!
Join host of Relatively, Catherine Carr, live on Instagram with Findmypast's Research Specialist, Jen Baldwin, TODAY at 5:00 pm GMT.
Not only will we reflect on the last season of Relatively, but Jen will also tell Catherine about her ancestry for the first time.
See you soon. 🎙️
23/02/2023
Happy Birthday Kirsten O' Brien! 🎂
To celebrate, we're sharing this dashing picture of you and your brother, Tim.
Listen to Kirsten's full Relatively episode here: https://bit.ly/3m2Hb2I
We're browsing the Relatively archives.
Remember this episode? Beatrice and Rosemary Mac Cabe from the Not Without My Sister podcast spoke about the Catholic Church, the freedom that comes with being a second child and facts about pig s*x.
🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/3xJyw85
16/02/2023
"Go Netball!"
Thanks to our partnership with leading family history website, Findmypast, we were able to explore Tatty Macleod and India Macleod's family tree.
We find out about their maternal grandfather, John James, who was a plate layer for Great Western Railway in Cardiganshire.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3JEetiG
This week's guests are the fabulous Tatty Macleod and India Macleod.
The pair moved to rural Brittany with their mum at ages 4 and 12. They were known as 'Les Anglaises' and always felt separate from the secluded community around them.
Tatty and India talk about that, growing up in an all-female household, craving English food and Family Hold Back.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3JEetiG
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