Broken Road Radio

Broken Road Radio

Christian radio with a twist ...

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Broken Road Radio

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brokenroadradio.com

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11. Mär 2026

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Creation Moments: Safety findings regarding glyphosate stem more from creative writing than from science … 11.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, compare and contrast articles from the Cornwall Alliance and from Mercola , revealing that the original toxicity report for the herbicide was written by the manufacturer and misrepresented as independent research.

Creation Moments: Which is better — fission or fusion? …and what is a “tokamak” anyway? 11.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, goes nuclear, explaining the difference between fission and fusion in the generation of electric power, citing a recent article in Popular Mechanics .

Creation Moments: Recollections of the Great Flood inundate the globe … 11.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, discusses the evidence found worldwide of a global catastrophe and detailed in an article from the Institute for Creation Research .

Creation Moments: Beware the Supergiant Amphipod! … 11.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, Sharon and the Morning Show audience, reports on another long-held scientific assumption that has just met its comeuppance as revealed in a recent article in Newsweek .

Creation Moments: What does He mean by “Salt” and “Light”? 11.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience deals contextually with the symbolism Jesus used in the Beatitudes and in his teachings to His disciples in Matthew 5 .

MORNING SHOW, MARCH 10, 2026: Safety findings regarding glyphosate stem more from creative writing than from science … 10.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, compare and contrast articles from the Cornwall Alliance and from Mercola , revealing that the original toxicity report for the herbicide was written by the manufacturer and misrepresented as independent research.

MORNING SHOW, FEBRUARY 3, 2026: Memories of a Great Flood inundate the globe … 10.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, discusses the evidence found worldwide of a global catastrophe and detailed in an article from the Institute for Creation Research .

MORNING SHOW, JANUARY 20, 2026: Which is better — fission or fusion? …and what is a “tokamak” anyway? 10.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, goes nuclear, explaining the difference between fission and fusion in the generation of electric power, citing a recent article in Popular Mechanics .

MORNING SHOW, JANUARY 13, 2026: What does He mean by “Salt” and “Light”? 10.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience deals contextually with the symbolism Jesus used in the Beatitudes and in his teachings to His disciples in Matthew 5 .

MORNING SHOW, JANUARY 6, 2026: Beware the Supergiant Amphipod! … 10.03.2026

Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments , along with Jim, Sharon and the Morning Show audience, reports on another long-held scientific assumption that has just met its comeuppance as revealed in a recent article in Newsweek .

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