Dinosaur soft tissue, starlight, and diamonds with carbon inside. Geologist Dr Tas Walker tackles science's toughest challenges to a young Earth.
Sep 16
59 min
Some popular creation arguments backfire on the cause they're meant to defend. Dr. Jonathan Sarfati sorts which claims hold up—and which collapse.
Sep 9
42 min
Is the spine really bad design? A physical therapist puts that claim to the test with hard data on force, failed surgical rods, and pain science.
Sep 2
49 min
Skeptics called King David a myth—no kingdom, no palace, no proof. Buried fortresses say otherwise. Keaton Halley digs into the evidence.
Aug 26
35 min
Doctor Steven Grocott on thermodynamics, chirality's left-right rule, and why information, not chance, sits beneath every living cell.
Aug 19
30 min
Why does ancient history keep collapsing into a few thousand years? Dr Robert Carter on carbon dating, Egypt, China, and the missing millions.
Aug 12
36 min
A waterfall, a frozen granite wave, a desert eye, stone towers, a drowned coastline: five landmarks Dr Ron Neller says defy millions of years.
Aug 5
41 min
The James Webb Telescope keeps finding galaxies too mature, too soon for the Big Bang—exactly what Genesis predicted. Spike Psarris explains why.
Jul 29
22 min
Why faith may calm depression and anxiety — and how psychiatrist Doctor Dianne Grocott went from committed atheist to believer.
Jul 22
1 hr 18 min
Pluto looked nothing like scientists expected. Richard Fangrad unpacks what the surprising data reveals about worldview and origins.
Jul 15
35 min
Load more