On tonight's show:
- George Gershwin, Havanola
- Artie Shaw, I've Got a Crush on You
- Buddy Greco, How Long Has This Been Going On
- Frank Morgan with Gigi Gryce, Embraceable You
- Frank Sinatra, I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'
- Hadda Brooks, Rhapsody in Blue
- Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, But Not for Me
- Aretha Franklin, It Ain't Necessarily So
- Stuff Smith, Somebody Loves Me
- Ella Fitzgerald, That Certain Feeling
- Pete Fountain, I Got Rhythm
- Pearl Bailey, Summertime
- Etta Jones, They Can't Take That Away from Me
- Stanley Turrentine, Someone to Watch Over Me
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Today on That's Life: Family History = Genealogy = the story of one's ancestors.
Lois tells all! Well... Lois tells some. "All" would take much longer!
Hear what the main documents are that folks use to find their ancesotrs and how they create profiles to store the info and share with cousins.
Records of Birth, Marriage, Death, and the Census. Using the regular data -- as well as avoiding some common problems.
FamilySearch.org is Lois' go-to place for both doing research and creating profiles. See you there?
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You’ve got information. People need to hear it. It’s useful ... and it’s dull. This circumstance is a common problem for people who work in communications, such as today’s guest, Mark Deamer. One way to draw the disinterested is humor, if you get the balance right, which is why we open this week with Floppy and Cow. They’re a couple of screwball characters — well, Cow is deeper than that — that Mark helped create to present basic messages around tech and cybersecurity at UC Davis a few years ago. They won a couple of awards from a university tech trade group.
Mark, a Davis lifer who moved to town when he was 3, is a designer and illustrator by trade, has designed stage sets for local theater, and has created interpretive illustrations for locations and clients ranging from Davis Central Park to the Cache Creek Conservancy. He’s one of those people in Davis whom you might not have met, in other words, but you might have seen his work. We talk about it all — design, art, where ideas come from — today on Davisville.
Image comes from the video animation "KB Khronicles"
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The first hour features music of Western Europe, mostly Belgium. The second hour will features the music of Crete.
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