Next, retired NASA astronaut Colonel Jeff Williams joins us to discuss the future of the International Space Station. With the station operating far beyond its original design life, Williams shares firsthand insight into how the ISS has held up, what risks come with extending its mission, and what retiring it could mean for the future of human space exploration.

Later, Christian speaker Brian Young examines a surprising cultural shift. While church attendance has declined for years, new data suggests Generation Z may be rediscovering faith in unexpected ways. Young helps unpack why belief may be becoming countercultural again and what opportunities this creates for meaningful conversations about biblical truth.

Next, nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts joins the program to discuss NASA’s plans for a lunar surface reactor. He explains why nuclear power may be necessary for sustained human activity on the Moon, what kinds of engineering challenges come with building a reactor for space, and what this could mean for the future of exploration beyond Earth.

Later, field paleontologist Tommy Lohman examines new research suggesting that some giant sauropods may have been able to rear up on their hind legs. The conversation looks at the balance, muscle coordination, bone strength, and structural design required for animals of that size to move in ways more dynamic than many scientists once assumed.

Next, microbiologist Dr. Ian Macreadie joins the program to discuss a recent experiment involving viruses sent to the International Space Station. After returning to Earth, the viruses showed measurable changes in how effectively they infected bacteria. Dr. Macreadie explains what actually changed, why adaptation in a new environment is not the same as creating new genetic information, and what this kind of experiment can and cannot tell us about evolution.

Later, Dr. David DeWitt examines new claims about so called genetic “switches” that supposedly helped transform a primate brain into a human one. He unpacks the assumptions behind Human Accelerated Regions, the challenges of linking gene regulation to higher cognition, and why headlines about the evolutionary origin of human intelligence often go far beyond the evidence.

Next, Jake Hebert joins the program to discuss new research suggesting that T. rex may have taken far longer to reach maturity than previously believed. The findings challenge the long popular idea that dinosaurs grew at extreme speeds and instead point toward slower growth patterns that fit better with a different view of Earth’s past.

Later, computer architect Steve Furber examines the race to model the human brain through artificial intelligence. As large scale simulations become more advanced, they are not making the brain seem easier to explain. They are revealing just how difficult it is to replicate intelligence, efficiency, and consciousness in a machine.

Next, Dr. Joe DeWeese joins the conversation to explore extremophile microbes and what they reveal about the resilience and complexity of life. Some of these organisms survive in boiling springs and other harsh environments, and their unique biology has played a major role in advances in DNA research and molecular science.

Later, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle examines the newest data coming from the James Webb Space Telescope. As astronomers peer deeper into the universe than ever before, some of the observations are raising unexpected questions about cosmic evolution and the age of the universe.

Next, John Mackay joins us to separate fact from fiction surrounding the Great Barrier Reef. Drawing from firsthand field experience, he explains why coral growth and recovery are often misrepresented in climate headlines and why real world observations tell a very different story about the reef’s resilience.

Later, physicist Dr. Eric Hedin takes us into the realm of cosmology, where discoveries about the universe’s beginning, fine tuning, and mysterious forces like dark matter continue to point beyond material explanations. He explains why modern science has not eliminated the need for a Creator, but has made that conclusion harder to avoid.

Also featured are a Kids Corner on the first Bible printed in North America, a Genesis Science Q and A on the Ice Age, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting design in the human body, a Heavens Declare segment on the science of smiling, and a Ministry Report with updates from the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, this episode highlights how careful observation and honest science consistently point back to a world designed with purpose and meaning.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner takes us inside the Smithsonian to examine how evolutionary ideas are presented in museum exhibits. Drawing attention to fossil displays, bird evolution claims, and DNA comparisons, he explains how selective storytelling and outdated assumptions can shape public understanding of human origins.

Later, Dr. Rob Stadler returns to address bold headlines claiming that the building blocks of life have been found in space. He explains why finding scattered molecules is not the same as explaining the origin of life, and why chemistry continues to point to clear limits on what unguided processes can accomplish.

Also featured are a Kids Corner on ancient stone tools and what they reveal about early human intelligence, a Genesis Science Q and A on post Flood rock formation, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the sense of smell, a Heavens Declare segment on human creativity, and a Ministry Report highlighting upcoming outreach and expeditions.

Together, this episode encourages careful thinking, honest science, and a renewed appreciation for the God who designed both the heavens above and life on Earth. 

Next, Dr. Rob Stadler joins us to explore how living cells harness energy without destroying themselves. He explains why raw energy like heat or radiation is destructive unless carefully controlled, and why the complex machinery required to manage energy in life could not have developed gradually.

Later, we turn to a deeper question with science writer David Coppedge as we ask, where is heaven? Drawing from Scripture, physics, and dimensional thinking, the conversation explores whether heaven exists beyond our observable universe and why modern science does not rule out a reality beyond what we can see.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on ocean creatures found both living and fossilized, a Genesis Science Q and A on the meaning of “formless and void” in Genesis, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting the role of bumblebees, and a Ministry Report with upcoming events at the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these discussions point to a world that is carefully ordered and a Creator who stands both above it and near to us. 

The program opens with a surprising scientific breakthrough involving ultra thin, two dimensional materials like graphene. Researchers are uncovering unexpected properties that challenge what we thought we knew about light and matter, pointing to a deeper and more complex structure within creation.

Next, Dr. Jerry Bergman joins us to revisit one of evolution’s most famous fossils, Lucy. New research is raising serious questions about whether Lucy truly belongs on the human family tree. Dr. Bergman explains how limited fossil evidence and interpretation shaped the story, and why recent findings are forcing scientists to rethink long held assumptions.

Later, geneticist Dr. Jeff Tomkins examines new genetic studies involving Neanderthals. Rather than representing a separate, primitive species, the data increasingly points to Neanderthals as fully human, closely related to modern populations, and part of the natural diversity within mankind.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on mass fossil graveyards and rapid burial, a Genesis Science Q and A addressing common questions about Lucy, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting design in nature, and a Ministry Report from the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these conversations challenge familiar evolutionary narratives and point back to the biblical teaching that humanity is uniquely created in the image of God.

This episode opens with recent archaeological findings from Egypt’s eastern frontier that align with key details in the biblical account of the Exodus, reinforcing that the Bible describes real events in real places.

Next, geologist Dr. Tim Clarey examines new satellite data showing parts of southern Africa rising above sea level. He explains how groundwater loss, tectonic movement, and post Flood geology may help explain these changes.

Later, astronomer Dr. Don DeYoung tackles a deceptively simple question. How many solar systems are in our galaxy? Despite thousands of exoplanet discoveries, he explains why uncertainty still remains and what that reveals about modern cosmological assumptions.

Also featured are a Kids Corner on plasma as the fourth state of matter, a Genesis Science Q and A on the origin of the laws of physics, and a Ministry Report highlighting outreach at the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

This Season 3 premiere sets the tone for what is ahead, showing that careful science continues to support the truth of God’s Word.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner returns with new revelations about the human-evolution narrative. He explains how several influential ape-man fossils have been kept out of scientific reach, raising serious questions about transparency and the strength of evolutionary claims.

Finally, Dr. James Tour brings the Age of Design series to a compelling close. He examines the intricate molecular machines required for even the simplest forms of life—systems so precise and interdependent that they cannot arise through unguided processes. Life, he concludes, demands intentional design.

Also featured: Kids Corner, a Genesis Science Minute on the human eye, and a Ministry Report celebrating God’s handiwork on display at the Wonders Center.

As Season 2 comes to a close, this episode reminds us once again that from distant planets to microscopic machines, creation continually points to its Creator.

Michael returns for a second segment highlighting the lizard kind, from skinks and geckos to uromastyx lizards. Camouflage, armor, tail-dropping escapes, and other built-in defense systems reveal a stunning variety of traits that help these creatures survive and thrive.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on animal ingenuity, a Genesis Science Minute about Earth’s molten core, and a Heavens Declare segment exploring what genetics reveals about Earth’s past.

Then, the Age of Design series continues with world-renowned chemist Dr. James Tour, who examines why natural processes cannot account for the origin of life. Dr. Tour explains why carbohydrates fall apart before they can form useful sugars, why proteins require impossible levels of purity and precision, why cell membranes cannot form on their own, and why DNA—even if its ingredients somehow existed—cannot arrange itself into meaningful, information-rich sequences. Together, these facts show that life requires not just parts, but purposeful order, pointing unmistakably to design.

Also featured: a Genesis Science Q&A on the fine-tuning of the universe, a Kids Corner exploring insect marvels, a Ministry Report celebrating new growth at the Wonders Center, and a Genesis Science Minute on the beauty of bioluminescence.

This episode blends chemistry, cosmology, and biblical insight—revealing that the deeper we explore creation, the more clearly it testifies to its Creator.

Finally, genomic researcher Dr. Jeff Tomkins addresses a troubling trend emerging from Silicon Valley: embryo screening for predicted IQ. With tech executives reportedly paying tens of thousands of dollars to select embryos with preferred traits, a new frontier of human customization is rapidly unfolding. Dr. Tomkins explains why IQ prediction from genetics is scientifically unreliable, why humans cannot be reduced to data points, and how attempts to “design” intelligence misunderstand the complexity of God’s design for life. He also examines the ethical dangers of treating children like products—and contrasts this attitude with the biblical truth that human worth is inherent, not engineered.

Also featured:
• A Kids Corner spotlighting the clever engineering of real-life shape-shifting animals
• A Genesis Science Minute revealing how glaciers and pressure can fracture mighty rocks
• A Featured Resource equipping viewers to engage with Scripture’s claims about creation
• Ministry updates and a fresh look at God’s handiwork in the natural world

This episode bridges logic, neuroscience, genetics, and ethics—reminding us that from our thoughts to our DNA, every part of creation testifies to intentional, purposeful design.

Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon joins us in studio—along with several living snakes—to explore the extraordinary versatility of the snake kind. Michael examines how different species display unique features such as structural iridescence, precision heat-sensing, efficient locomotion without limbs, and impressive adaptability across habitats. Despite their differences, their underlying patterns reveal variation within clear boundaries—emphasizing design, not random evolution. Even animals as misunderstood as snakes remind us that creation reflects purpose, structure, and beauty.

Finally, Dr. Carl Werner exposes a stunning problem in the field of human evolution research: scientists refusing to allow access to original fossils. After interviewing dozens of leading paleoanthropologists over nearly three decades, Dr. Werner documents case after case where researchers deny colleagues the ability to inspect the very fossils used to support major evolutionary claims. Without verifiability or reproducibility—the hallmarks of real science—these claims become little more than untestable stories. Dr. Werner reveals why this widespread lack of transparency undermines confidence in the field and how his latest books and documentary series bring these issues into the light.

Also featured: a Kids Corner showcasing a thousand-year-old Exodus scroll from the Cairo Geniza, a Genesis Science Minute reflecting on the 2024 total solar eclipse, a Ministry Report celebrating two years of the Wonders Center & Science Museum, and a Heavens Declare segment exploring Charles Messier’s groundbreaking catalog of the deep sky.

This episode brings together genetics, zoology, fossil science, and biblical archaeology—revealing once again that from the smallest traits to the biggest claims, creation consistently points back to its Designer.

Then we continue our groundbreaking Age of Design series with Part 2, featuring renowned chemist Dr. James Tour. This episode dives into the first of five scientific facts that challenge naturalistic origin-of-life theories—beginning with the fundamental question of whether unguided chemistry can produce even the basic building blocks of DNA or RNA. Dr. Tour explains the immense hurdles: unstable sugars, the chirality problem, destructive environmental conditions, the need for enzymes, and the fact that nucleobases don’t spontaneously assemble into nucleotides. Far from supporting randomness, every discovery highlights extraordinary precision—pointing to intentional design rather than chemical accident.

Also featured: a Genesis Science Q&A addressing a major viewer question about GSN’s livestream, a Featured Resource offering clear answers on the age of the Earth, a Kids Corner on the muskox and its remarkable cold-weather adaptations, a Genesis Science Minute on the survival system built into the baobab tree, a Ministry Report highlighting recent in-studio interviews, and a Heavens Declare segment celebrating Charles Messier and his revolutionary star catalog.

This episode blends astronomy, physics, biology, and molecular chemistry—revealing how even light and shadow help tell the story of a world crafted with purpose.

Next, we launch a groundbreaking new multi-episode series: Age of Design. World-renowned chemist Dr. James Tour joins us for the debut installment to expose the scientific cracks in origin-of-life research. From the impossible complexity of the cell to the information-rich structure of DNA, Dr. Tour explains why every major discovery since 1931 has pushed science further away from chance origins and closer toward design. This conversation lays the foundation for an ongoing series exploring the evidence that we are intentionally, purposefully made.

Finally, engineer Professor Andy McIntosh joins David in-studio to explore the growing field of biomimicry—where human engineers copy systems already perfected in nature. Whether it’s termite mounds inspiring self-cooling architecture, beetles informing propulsion systems, or geckos shaping robotics, McIntosh explains why the act of copying nature only makes sense if nature was designed in the first place. Biomimicry isn’t just clever engineering—it’s a quiet testimony to the Creator’s brilliance.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the scallop—an unexpected swimmer with more than 200 eyes, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting the renewal system built into human skin, and a Featured Resource—The Rocks Cry Out 9-DVD series, offering a powerful visual tour through the science that confirms Genesis.

This episode blends geology, chemistry, engineering, and Scripture—showing that from earthquakes to DNA, creation continually reveals the mind of its Designer.

Next, Doug Velting from The Creation Club joins the program to discuss one of nature’s most magnificent raptors—the harpy eagle. With talons rivaling a grizzly bear’s claws, near-supernatural eyesight, and flight precision that dominates the rainforest, this bird exemplifies power and beauty by design. Velting explains how each feature, from its facial feathers to its family behavior, reflects a Creator who values both strength and purpose.

Then, Dr. Jerry Bergman returns to analyze new research on the coelacanth—the so-called “living fossil” once thought to bridge fish and land animals. A detailed anatomical study revealed that nearly 90% of prior reconstructions were wrong, overturning decades of evolutionary claims. Dr. Bergman unpacks how this discovery reinforces the stability of God’s creation and exposes the fragility of evolutionary storytelling.

Finally, explorer and author Vance Nelson takes viewers from fossils to the foundations of civilization with his newest book, Banished from Babel. Through global field research, Nelson traces linguistic, architectural, and cultural evidence that connects ancient civilizations back to the real, historical Tower of Babel—showing that Genesis provides the true origin story for humanity’s shared past.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on scallops—the “clapping swimmers” of the sea—highlighting God’s design even in shellfish, a Genesis Science Minute about creation outreach on radio, and a Featured Resource—The Rocks Cry Out 3-Volume DVD Set, equipping families to explore the evidence for biblical creation through stunning visuals and expert teaching.

This episode bridges physics, biology, paleontology, and archaeology—all pointing to one conclusion: from static charge to ancient civilizations, creation continues to testify to its Creator.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner joins the program to uncover one of the most astonishing stories in modern science: how bones from monkeys, dolphins, and even dogs were misidentified and presented as human ancestors. Drawing from years of first-hand research, museum photography, and interviews with evolutionary experts, Dr. Werner exposes how human evolution displays have been built on flawed or fabricated evidence—and why the real story points back to humanity’s special creation.

Finally, wildlife expert Michael Maughon returns to the studio for another hands-on look at the incredible diversity of God’s creatures. From intricate design to instinctive behavior, Maughon reveals how animals reflect both beauty and purpose in creation—reminding us that even the smallest details of nature proclaim a brilliant Designer.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on spacewalk gloves and the engineering marvels that mirror God’s handiwork, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the wonders of the Ozarks, and a

Featured Resource—How Do We Know the Bible Is True? by Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge, offering biblical answers to questions about faith, science, and Scripture.
This milestone episode bridges bioethics, paleontology, and zoology—underscoring that when science and Scripture meet, truth always confirms the Creator’s design.

Next, molecular geneticist Dr. Andrew Fabich joins the show to discuss the latest headlines claiming scientists have “rewritten life’s code.” Using E. coli, researchers say they’ve altered genetic instructions to create synthetic life—but Dr. Fabich explains what was really done and why this discovery actually reinforces the case for intelligent design. He unpacks the limits of genetic engineering, the importance of redundancy in DNA, and why life’s complexity continues to point back to the Creator.

Then, geologist Dr. Tim Clarey from the Institute for Creation Research examines a bold new claim that the Earth once absorbed massive amounts of ocean water, lowering global sea levels and altering the planet’s climate. Clarey explains why this idea is more speculation than science, and how the rock record—when viewed through the lens of the global Flood—makes much more sense than millions of years of plate tectonics and slow change.

Finally, science communicator James Worrell joins the conversation to analyze another surprising theory: that Earth may once have had rings like Saturn. Worrell explains the science behind this claim, what celestial evidence it’s based on, and how even speculative theories about planetary history can still point us to purpose, design, and the creative brilliance of God.

Also featured: a Kids Corner highlighting the Venus’ Flower Basket—an ocean sponge made of glass that engineers are studying for its perfect structural design, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the incredible timing of the cicada’s life cycle, and a Featured Resource—The Design and Complexity of the Cell by Dr. Jeffrey Tomkins, revealing how life’s smallest systems proclaim a Designer.

This episode brings together physics, genetics, geology, and astronomy—all revealing the same truth: from the quantum world to the vast cosmos, creation bears the unmistakable fingerprints of God.

Next, author and creation speaker Brian Young joins the show to discuss a troubling claim circulating through mainstream media: that humanity may be heading toward extinction due to falling birthrates and social decline. Is the human race really in danger—or is this another example of misplaced fear? Young unpacks what Scripture says about population, purpose, and God’s sovereignty over the future of mankind.

Then, biologist and The Riot and the Dance host Dr. Gordon Wilson explores a strange and fascinating case from Chernobyl, where wild dogs have survived—and even thrived—in one of the most radioactive places on Earth. Are these animals “evolving,” or simply adapting within the boundaries of God’s design? Wilson shows how the Creator built creatures with remarkable resilience, even in the harshest environments.

Finally, Dr. Steve Furber, a pioneer in computer engineering and one of the designers of the ARM processor, joins the program to discuss artificial intelligence and the looming “singularity.” He explains what this concept actually means, why it captures so much attention, and whether machines will ever truly surpass the human mind. Despite AI’s astonishing progress, Furber reminds us that no algorithm can replicate the soul, consciousness, or creativity God gave to humanity.

Also featured: a Kids Corner retelling the story of the Tower of Babel, a Genesis Science Minute exploring food as evidence of God’s goodness, and a Featured Resource—Information: The Key to Life by Dr. Werner Gitt, revealing how DNA itself points directly to a Designer.

This episode combines astronomy, anthropology, biology, and technology—showing once again that from the stars above to the code within, all creation points back to its Creator.

Next, science historian Dr. Jerry Bergman joins the program to discuss groundbreaking research on Neanderthal toolmaking. Once dismissed as primitive cave-dwellers, Neanderthals are now recognized as intelligent, skilled artisans—fully human and capable of symbolic thought. Dr. Bergman explains how their craftsmanship, jewelry, and burial practices dismantle the “ape-man” narrative and affirm that all humans descend from Adam and Eve.

Then, nuclear scientist Dr. Artem Oganov evaluates a startling claim from a U.S. startup: that it can turn mercury into gold using nuclear fusion. Oganov breaks down what nuclear reactions really are, explains why this process is scientifically implausible, and warns against confusing speculation with true science. The discussion underscores how even our most advanced technologies pale in comparison to the wisdom and design evident in creation.

Finally, Canyon Ministries’ Nate Loper reveals an astonishing fossil discovery in the Grand Canyon’s Bright Angel Formation—soft-bodied Cambrian creatures preserved with exquisite detail. Loper explains why such preservation defies deep-time explanations and instead fits perfectly within the framework of rapid, catastrophic burial during the global Flood.

Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the intricate design of the human ear, a Genesis Science Minute on your body’s incredible energy systems, and a Featured Resource—The Fossil Book by Dr. Gary Parker—showing why the fossil record supports biblical creation, not evolution.

This episode connects archaeology, anthropology, physics, and paleontology—all pointing to one truth: God’s Word is trustworthy from the very first verse.

Next, apologist Bodie Hodge addresses how climate change is being taught in schools. Are children being equipped with science, or indoctrinated with fear? Hodge examines claims about CO2, rising seas, and climate alarmism, revealing how Scripture provides balance, context, and hope in a world often driven by environmental panic.

Then, geoscientist Dr. Stephen Taylor discusses new research identifying “gaps” in Earth’s rock record—stretches of missing time that challenge uniformitarian geology. Taylor explains why these discontinuities fit better with the biblical Flood than with slow-and-steady evolutionary models.

Finally, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle weighs in on the “Black Hole Bounce” model, which suggests our universe began not with a bang but with a rebound inside a black hole. Lisle breaks down the theory in plain terms, evaluates whether it solves the Big Bang’s problems, and shows why the Bible’s creation account remains the most compelling explanation for our origins.

Also featured: a Kids Corner comparing moths and butterflies, a Genesis Science Minute on the wonder of breathing, and a Featured Resource—Thousands Not Billions by Dr. Don DeYoung—equipping believers to answer deep-time claims with cutting-edge research.

This episode ties together neuroscience, climate, geology, and cosmology—reminding us that whether in the mind, the earth, or the heavens, God’s truth stands firm.

Later, microbiologist Dr. Andrew Fabich addresses a fresh origin-of-life claim—that Earth’s early atmosphere might have shielded fragile molecules long enough for life to form. Fabich highlights the flaws in this model, from missing oxygen to absent information, and explains why design and creation remain the only consistent explanations for life’s beginnings.

Finally, astrophysicist Dr. Ed Holroyd joins us to discuss solar flares—the most powerful eruptions on the sun—and their impact on Earth. Holroyd explains how our magnetic field and atmosphere perfectly shield life from these violent bursts, highlighting Earth’s uniqueness and God’s providential design.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the largest land animals—elephants, mammoths, and mastodons, a Genesis Science Minute on the importance of play, and a Featured Resource—How Do We Know the Bible Is True? by Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge, equipping believers to defend Scripture with clarity and confidence.

This episode spans technology, fossils, origins, and astronomy—each pointing back to the wisdom and design of our Creator.

Next, Christian apologist Dr. Brad Harrub joins us in-studio to mark the 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial. Harrub explains what really happened in Dayton, Tennessee, how media spin distorted the event, and why its courtroom clash still shapes education and public perception of creation vs. evolution today.

Then, biochemist Dr. Joe Deweese tackles the classic question: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Drawing from molecular biology and DNA research, Deweese shows why irreducible complexity in reproduction points away from chance evolution and toward intentional design.

Finally, NASA nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts takes us into the future with nuclear propulsion technology. Houts explains how advanced systems could cut travel time to Mars in half, why worldview assumptions matter in space exploration, and how the precision of the cosmos points to the handiwork of the Creator.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on cone shells and their deadly design, a Genesis Science Minute on the joy and health benefits of dancing, and a Featured Resource—Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution—revealing animals whose features can only be explained by God’s creativity.

This episode blends cultural critique, historical reflection, molecular biology, and cutting-edge space technology—each reinforcing the truth that creation testifies to its Creator.

Next, planetary geologist Dr. Kirby Runyon joins us to analyze a Mars photo dubbed “Skull Hill,” which has fueled speculation about life on the Red Planet. Runyon explains how wind-sculpted rocks known as ventifacts, common in Earth’s deserts, can mimic familiar shapes and why Christians should approach the search for extraterrestrial life with both curiosity and discernment.

Then, paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas examines a headline-making discovery of preserved soft tissues in dinosaur fossils. Researchers claim these remains may even inform cancer research—but Thomas highlights why fragile tissues lasting tens of millions of years defy evolutionary timelines and instead point to rapid burial in a global Flood.

Finally, geoscientist Paul Garner takes us into the fossil record’s biggest puzzle: the Cambrian Explosion. Garner explains why the sudden appearance of complex life remains a profound challenge to gradual evolutionary theory and how trace fossils instead support the biblical account of a world reshaped by the Flood.

Also featured: a Kids Corner correcting Hollywood’s “Velociraptor” myth, a Genesis Science Minute on tardigrades, and a Featured Resource—Starlight and Time by Dr. Russell Humphreys—providing answers to the “starlight problem” within a young-universe framework.

This episode blends modern technology, planetary geology, paleobiology, and cosmology—revealing that from AI to ancient fossils, the evidence continues to affirm God’s Word.

Next, physicist and astronomer Dr. Don DeYoung examines fresh James Webb Space Telescope findings that have reignited debate over the Big Bang. Could the universe’s expansion be an illusion? DeYoung explains the flaws in redshift, why tired light theory is resurfacing, and how Christians should think about shifting cosmological models in light of God’s Word.

Then, Dr. Carl Werner turns to human evolution’s crumbling icons—focusing on Toumai, once hailed as the oldest human ancestor. Werner reveals exclusive evidence of hidden bones, falsified claims, and misrepresentations in museums worldwide, showing why the fossil record doesn’t support ape-to-man evolution but instead points back to biblical creation.

Finally, apologist and engineer Jay Seegert addresses a widely shared experiment where scientists inserted human DNA into a mouse and saw its brain grow 6% larger. Seegert explains what the study really showed, why bigger doesn’t equal smarter, and how fuzzy scientific language often sells evolution rather than truth.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the one-of-a-kind platypus, a Genesis Science Minute on the beauty of fall leaves, and a Featured Resource—Inside Noah’s Ark: Why It Worked—which answers practical questions about how Noah’s Ark was engineered for survival.

This episode combines cutting-edge science and cultural debate with timeless biblical wisdom—reminding us that what is unseen is often the most real of all.

Next, filmmaker Michael Lienau shares his gripping firsthand account of surviving the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption. Trapped in the blast zone during a second eruption, Lienau’s story is one of providence, faith, and resilience—offering a rare window into a geological event that reshaped the landscape in hours and challenged long-held assumptions about Earth’s history.

Then, physicist Dr. Jake Hebert of the Institute for Creation Research examines new Ice Age fossil discoveries that suggest parts of North America were grasslands rather than frozen wastelands. He explains how these findings fit within a post-Flood climate model and why they challenge conventional evolutionary timelines.

Finally, biologist Dr. Jerry Bergman discusses an innovative new treatment for blindness that uses gold nanoparticles to stimulate deeper retinal cells. He shows how this cutting-edge research not only offers hope for restoring vision but also highlights the incredible layers of design built into the human eye.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on volcanic ash and minerals from Mount St. Helens, a Genesis Science Minute on morality and human worth, and a Featured Resource—Replacing Darwin by Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson—offering a genetics-based model that replaces outdated evolutionary ideas.

This episode blends breaking science, history, and faith—revealing God’s handiwork in creation and His providence in life’s most powerful moments.

Next, astronomy educator James Worrell tackles alarming headlines claiming scientists have calculated when the universe will end—and that the date is closer than expected. From Hawking radiation to quantum physics, Worrell breaks down the science behind these predictions and explains why the Bible offers a far more hopeful perspective, one that points to God’s plan for a new heaven and a new earth.

Finally, Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, joins the conversation to discuss how satire has become one of the last cultural tools capable of challenging scientism and political correctness. Dillon explains how humor exposes contradictions, bypasses censorship, and forces audiences to confront the underlying assumptions behind “The Science.”

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the mighty Mosasaur—an aquatic reptile that ruled the seas before the Flood, a Genesis Science Minute on geology’s testimony to Noah’s day, and a Featured Resource, Chimps and Humans by Dr. Jeffrey Tomkins, which dismantles the popular claim that human and chimpanzee DNA are nearly identical.

This episode blends science, history, and cultural commentary—reminding listeners that truth is not only discoverable but worth defending.

Next, Egyptologist Nate Loper joins us to analyze new claims linking Pharaoh Ramesses II to the biblical Exodus. Loper explains why this association—popularized by Hollywood and certain headlines—doesn’t align with Scripture or archaeology, and how the timeline instead points to the 18th Dynasty and Pharaoh Amenhotep II. He also unpacks the biblical clues that strengthen our confidence in the historical Exodus.

Finally, paleontologist Tommy Lohman addresses the mystery of fossils found “where they shouldn’t be”—like marine creatures atop mountain ranges. Lohman discusses rapid fossilization, “living fossils” that defy evolutionary timelines, and why these discoveries fit far better within the catastrophic framework of Noah’s Flood than millions of years of gradual change.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on quartz and silicon—materials that reveal God’s provision for technology, a Genesis Science Minute connecting Genesis 1:1 to time, space, and matter, and a Featured Resource, He Made the Stars Also by Stuart Burgess, exploring how belief in a Creator fuels scientific curiosity.

This episode ties together neuroscience, archaeology, and paleontology—showing how the evidence across disciplines consistently affirms the truth of God’s Word.

Next, Dr. Mike Houts, nuclear engineer and NASA Distinguished Service Medal recipient, joins us to discuss a breakthrough quantum gravity model developed by Finnish researchers. Could this new framework unify fundamental forces and move beyond Big Bang assumptions? Dr. Houts unpacks the science, the philosophical implications, and why objective research often points to design rather than chance.

Finally, geologist Dr. Tim Clarey addresses a headline grabbing attention worldwide: “Gold is leaking from Earth’s core.” He examines the data behind this claim, highlights the role of isotopic analysis, and explains how a creation-based flood model offers a simpler explanation than deep‑time speculation.

Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the fascinating design of wolves, a Genesis Science Minute on why the Creator entered His own creation, and a Featured Resource spotlighting Mike Oard’s Flood by Design, an accessible guide to understanding how the Genesis Flood shaped Earth’s surface.

This episode combines cultural history with cutting‑edge research and biblical insight—reminding us that even a century after the Scopes Trial, the evidence for God’s handiwork is stronger than ever.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner joins us to unpack new research that shatters one of evolution’s most repeated claims: that humans and chimpanzees are “98.8% genetically identical.” Werner explains how this figure dominated textbooks and museum exhibits for decades, why new data reveals a far greater genetic gap, and what it means for understanding humanity’s unique design in light of Scripture.

Then, meteorologist and creation researcher Michael Oard addresses media headlines warning of a “collapsing” Atlantic ocean current that could trigger climate catastrophe. Oard examines what the data really shows, separates hype from evidence, and offers a biblical perspective on Earth’s climate resilience—grounding the discussion in history and God’s providence over creation.

Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the vast world of arthropods, a Genesis Science Minute on how folded rock layers point to a global Flood, and a Featured Resource spotlighting Genetic Entropy by Dr. John Sanford—a powerful exploration of why genomes are degenerating, not evolving upward.

This episode bridges cutting‑edge science with timeless biblical truths—affirming that the God who created the heavens still holds every detail in His hands.

Then, Dr. Carl Werner, historian of evolutionary theory and author of Untold Stories of Human Evolution, joins us to uncover the uncomfortable truth: early evolutionary scientists were not the champions of unbiased inquiry they’re often portrayed to be. Werner reveals how bigotry and misinformation were spread under the guise of science—shaping education and society in ways few realize.

Next, geneticist Dr. Jeff Tomkins returns to take on a new claim: that human language evolved 135,000 years ago. Drawing from cutting-edge genetics, Dr. Tomkins explains why language is best understood through a biblical lens—starting with Adam and culminating in the confusion at Babel. He shows how genetic patterns actually align with post-Flood human dispersion, not evolutionary models.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the surprising properties of bismuth, a Genesis Science Minute on the mysteries of Uranus, and a Featured Resource that explores the overwhelming evidence for Noah’s Flood in The Ark and the Darkness.

From geology to language, this episode cuts through secular assumptions and highlights the biblical truths science continues to affirm.

Then, Dr. Paul Nelson, philosopher of biology and Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, joins us to examine a new scientific claim: that intelligent life is inevitable given enough time. Dr. Nelson unpacks the flaws in this “hard steps” model of evolution and shows why—even with updated theories—the evidence points more clearly to intelligent design, not random chance.

Finally, David Coppedge, former NASA systems engineer and science journalist, tackles a deep theological and scientific question: How can God resurrect bodies that have turned to dust? Drawing from his background in system backups and information theory, Coppedge reveals why identity is rooted in information, not atoms—and why resurrection is a promise we can believe with confidence.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, a Genesis Science Minute separating astronomy from astrology, and a Featured Resource highlighting global flood legends that support the biblical narrative.

This episode connects new scientific frontiers to ancient biblical truths—affirming that the God who created the heavens still holds every detail in His hands.

Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon is back with another round of live animal demonstrations. Through claws, scales, and surprising adaptations, Michael showcases the brilliant designs God placed into each creature—reminding us that nature points directly to the Creator.

Finally, science journalist David Coppedge tackles a profound theological question: How can God hear billions of prayers at once? Using analogies from computer science and his own experience at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Coppedge helps bridge science and faith to reveal why God’s omnipotence makes every prayer personal.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the giant sauropods, a Genesis Science Minute asking where you place your faith, and a Featured Resource offering a biblical guide to North American dinosaurs.

This episode blends scientific integrity, live animal encounters, and deep theological reflection—unpacking truth from every angle.

Then, author and apologist Bodie Hodge joins us to expose the deeper worldview war behind the rise of movements like this. He explains how modern Satanism borrows heavily from Christian moral language—and how believers can stand firm in truth without fear.

Later, Dr. Jake Hebert, physicist and researcher at the Institute for Creation Research, shares fascinating fossil evidence suggesting that prehistoric crocodiles and other creatures lived far longer than their modern counterparts. Could this longevity hint at the extreme ages recorded in Genesis—and challenge the evolutionary timeline?

Also in this episode: a Kids Corner warning about poison ivy, a Genesis Science Minute on Earth’s unique habitability, and a Featured Resource offering a biblical view of the Grand Canyon’s formation.

This episode takes you from cultural headlines to ancient fossils—all with a biblical lens.

Next, wildlife educator and creation advocate Michael Maughon joins us for a hands-on segment featuring live animals in the studio. From scales to fur, Michael shows how the intricate designs of God’s creatures testify to brilliant, intentional craftsmanship.

Finally, Dr. Stuart Burgess, professor of engineering design at Bristol and Liberty University, explains how scientists are studying bird wings to improve aircraft. Recent research shows how features like covert feathers naturally prevent stalling—something engineers are still trying to replicate. Dr. Burgess demonstrates why even our best human designs can’t match the complexity and efficiency of what God has built into creation.

Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the strange and diverse world of starfish, a Genesis Science Minute on Darwin’s forgotten flaws, and a Featured Resource unpacking the truth about the Ice Age from a biblical perspective.

This episode blends cutting-edge science with timeless truths—revealing how both innovation and nature point us back to the Creator.

Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon joins us in-studio with live reptiles to discuss a groundbreaking discovery: geckos have a sixth sense. Recent studies reveal these creatures can detect low-frequency ground vibrations through their inner ear—a feature that may extend to other reptiles as well. What does this mean for how animals communicate, survive, and showcase divine design?

Finally, science writer Doug Velting introduces us to a creature that often gets overlooked: the porcupine. With up to 30,000 quills, an internal antibiotic system, and impressive climbing skills, the North American porcupine is more than a defense machine—it’s a masterclass in survival and intentional engineering. Doug walks us through the design features, behaviors, and global diversity of this slow but spectacular animal.

Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the secret beauty of geodes, a Genesis Science Minute on blood clotting, and a Featured Resource highlighting fifty Ph.D. scientists who affirm a six-day creation.

This week’s episode celebrates creatures great and small—each one designed with care, purpose, and a story that points back to the Creator.

Then we’re joined by wildlife expert and creation speaker Michael Maughon, who brings live birds to the studio to tackle a fascinating evolutionary puzzle: Where did feathers come from? Despite decades of research, scientists still admit they don’t know. Together, we explore why feathers—lightweight, waterproof, and structurally complex—point to intelligent design, not random chance.

Finally, science journalist and former NASA consultant David Coppedge returns to help us address one of humanity’s biggest questions: Are we alone in the universe? With thousands of exoplanets now confirmed, many believe extraterrestrial life is inevitable. But what would intelligent life beyond Earth mean for Christianity, and does the Bible leave room for that possibility? Coppedge offers thoughtful, grounded insight on how science and Scripture intersect in this cosmic debate.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on bears, a Genesis Science Minute on biblical “kinds” vs. species, and a powerful resource unpacking the Tower of Babel and the origins of civilization.

This episode takes you from the genetic code to distant stars—all through the lens of faith and science.

Then, we welcome Dr. Glenn Wilson, a USDA research hydrologist, who challenges our assumptions about Genesis 1. When the Bible says “dry land appeared,” was it truly dry? Dr. Wilson explores how the Hebrew word yabbashah, paired with soil physics, suggests a life-sustaining Earth optimized for immediate vegetation—reshaping how we understand Day 3 of Creation.

Later in the program, David Coppedge, a former NASA systems engineer and science journalist, joins us to answer a timeless question: If the universe is so massive, how can God still care about us? His thoughtful insights remind us that size doesn’t determine significance—purpose and design do.

Also in this episode: tightly sealed clam fossils in Kids Corner, a historic Bible reading from the Apollo 8 mission in our Genesis Science Minute, and a Featured Resource that digs into the origin of evil—Satan & the Serpent.

It’s a science-meets-Scripture lineup you won’t want to miss.

First, David Rives welcomes engineer-turned-creation speaker Spike Psarris to break down a radical new hypothesis: that black holes may be producing dark energy—the mysterious force accelerating our universe’s expansion. Is modern cosmology missing something big? Spike explores the science behind this idea and its potential impact on our understanding of the cosmos through a creationist lens.

Later, Colonel Jeff Williams, a NASA astronaut who has logged over 500 days in space, joins us in-studio. Drawing from his extraordinary experiences on four missions—including long-duration stays on the ISS—Colonel Williams shares how astronauts prepare for the unknown, what it’s like to be delayed in orbit, and how his Christian faith grounded him while gazing down at Earth from 250 miles above.

Plus, we answer a tough viewer question on dinosaurs and the flood, feature a fascinating segment on the chambered nautilus, and spotlight Dinosaurs: Marvels of God’s Design in our Featured Resource.

From Pythagoras to pipe organs, and even modern cochlear implants, we’ll uncover how mathematical precision in sound points to a Creator. You’ll learn how “end correction” in organ pipes helped unlock new breakthroughs in science and technology—and why this matters today.

🔬Then, stay tuned as researcher Joseph Hubbard joins us in-studio to unpack a groundbreaking study that could reshape science and theology alike: Is the universe fine-tuned for life?

🧬Finally, Dr. Carl Werner exposes real cases in paleoanthropology where modern human bones were misclassified as ape-men, challenging long-held evolutionary assumptions.

“Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord.” – Psalm 150
Let’s explore the beauty of sound, the power of numbers, and the fingerprints of God woven throughout His creation.

Then, Dr. Brian Thomas, a leading researcher in fossil biochemistry, returns to discuss groundbreaking findings of preserved collagen in dinosaur bones. What does this discovery mean for the age of these fossils? Could this be more evidence that the Earth is much younger than mainstream science claims?

Plus, David breaks down the rise of global satellite internet and the implications of Starlink technology for exploration, research, and even personal solitude. Is this the next step in human connectivity—or are we trading privacy and peace for endless access?

Join us as we examine these topics and more, always from a biblical worldview.

I’m David Rives, and in this thought-provoking episode, we dive into how science, health, and faith intersect in surprising ways.

🧠 First up: Dr. Carl Werner exposes how fossil evidence for human evolution—specifically brain size in so-called "ape-men"—has been altered or misrepresented, shaping public beliefs based on flawed data.

🧬 Then: A major discovery in genetics! Dr. Joe Deweese breaks down how DNA motors can reverse direction—challenging everything we thought we knew about the complexity of genetic organization.

🍬 But before that: With Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new role as Secretary of Health and Human Services, we look at his bold claim that food companies are allowed to “mass poison American children.” From cochineal insects in red dye to petroleum-derived Red 40 and even vanilla flavoring made with castoreum (yes, from beavers), we explore how additives—both natural and synthetic—are shaping our health.

🇺🇸 Learn why other nations have banned dyes like Red 40, what “natural flavors” really mean, and how misleading labels can affect your choices.

🧬 Your body is a miraculous, God-designed system—shouldn’t we treat it that way?