The surname Tysdal dates back to the early Middle Ages. The surname Tysdal itself is derived from Tysder (a German name) and derives from the Greek word “tisyllos” meaning “of silver”. Early History of the Tysdal clan. This web page provides only a small snippet of Tysdal history.

Early Literature of Tysdal includes the Medieval poems, tales and rhymes that form part of The Tysdal Cycle of Poetry. A group of short stories entitled The Tydell Poems was composed by Jonson. The most famous short story called The Red Boat also belongs to Jonson. He was a master of comedies and this short story is no exception. The Tydell cycle of poems and short stories form an important genre of early literature all written by Jonson.

Other notable writers of early English literature who lived in Tysdal include Sir Philip Sidney, author of The Princess of Cleves and The Adventures of Sir Philip Sidney, and John Milton, author of Paradise Lost. The poet Robert Browning (15aran) wrote a number of beautiful and innovative poems in the late medieval and early Renaissance era. The Tysdal of Yorkshire were among the first group of the population that settled in the new country in what was then known as the United Kingdom. They were largely of Irish origin and their language was predominantly Irish. Many of them spoke French as well.

Today there are several evening news programs that originate in Tysdal and are carried on various stations across the United States and Canada. This tradition started in the late 1970’s and was later picked up by other news media. As the morning news show became more successful, it expanded into a color commentary show that ended its run on CBS Television. Now in its third season, the show remains popular and continues to be seen on various networks throughout North America.

Radio personality and Colorado talk show hostesses caller, KPIX in San Francisco added a Tysdal spin to its program. It began on KKIX (oximately becoming WKIX) as a sports department report and has gone on to become a humorous podcast. Its current incarnation covers a broad range of stories and issues from local events to political and cultural themes. KPIX features segments featuring noted authors, correspondents, sports figures and personalities. Some of its stories have been featured in the New York Times, CNN and USA Today.

The most notable celebrity guest to ever appear on the famous “This Week with Johnnie B.goode” was the pop star, Justin Timberlake. Justin is not the only musician to feature on the popular pod cast. Past guests include author Oprah Winfrey, actor Matt Damon, and talk show hosts Oprah and Jay Leno. The podcast itself can be subscribed to on iTunes or through any of Facebook’s social networking applications. It can also be streamed directly through the Tysdal website or Instagram pages. Like the morning show, it can be subscribed to in the iTunes store or through the Facebook application.