Creation Talk Podcast

Ages aren't measured — they're assumed. And when you examine what the evidence actually shows, the deep-time story starts to crack. Dr. Mark Harwood.

An eye "wired backwards"? Useless leftovers? Keaton Halley debunks the "bad design" myths and shows why our bodies point straight to their Creator.

Dr. Tas Walker explores the Ice Age, Noah’s Flood, climate models, and why today’s climate fears may rest on shaky ground.

Doctor Jonathan Sarfati explores whether Christianity hindered science—or helped lay its foundation through history.

What erased Earth’s past? Sediment layers and missing landscapes suggest a rapid global event, explored by Doctor Ron Neller.

A former fighter pilot applies logic to origins. Beau Rogers explains why he questions evolution and what changed his perspective.

Does life exist beyond Earth? Exploring origins and fine-tuning, this challenges chance and asks if the universe points to design and purpose.

What shaped Earth’s layers and fossils? Doctor Robert Carter explores evidence pointing to a global catastrophe and a different past.

Soft tissue, intact DNA, and carbon-14 in dinosaur bones. Dr Mark Harwood shares three reasons dinosaurs may not be as old as you think.

500+ flood legends. One story. Richard Fangrad explores what cultures worldwide remember and why it points straight to Scripture.

From fingerprints to nerves, the hand’s precision and purpose point beyond chance—inviting deeper reflection, as Anita Clerke explains.

Do fossils reveal slow ages—or sudden catastrophe? Soft tissue and mass graves raise questions. Joel Tay examines the evidence.

What drives a person to endure fines and imprisonment for nearly 40 years — all to defend those who cannot speak for themselves?

Billions of years or six days? Keaton Halley defends Jesus’ view of creation, using Scripture and science to challenge the “latecomer” theory.

Accident or design? A probing look at mind, purpose, and hope—challenging evolution and asking what we’re here for, with insights from Doctor Grocott.

Did the universe begin—or has it always existed? Entropy, cosmology, and a strange paradox raise big questions examined by engineer Spike Psarris.

Humans and chimps: 1% different? New research says 15%. Dr. Robert Carter breaks down why the real number challenges everything we thought we knew.

Can random mutations build a spine of layered muscles and precision nerves? Jonathan Clerke says its complexity points to design, not accident.

Joshua Bemenderfer and Keaton Halley discuss cosmic fine-tuning and why our small place in the universe still points to design.

Can life arise by chance? Dr Grocott tackles abiogenesis, RNA world theory, and why the math makes evolution a tough sell.

Why evolution conflicts with Christianity: Genesis records real history, its “days” aren’t eons, and science fits creation. Richard Fangrad explains.

Bible expert Jonathan Clerke explores Genesis lifespans through history and genetics. See why science and data suggest these ancient ages are real.

Was Noah’s flood local or global? Richard Fangrad points to fossils, bent rock layers, Everest marine fossils, and flood legends that support Scripture.

Gary Bates challenges deep time, questions radiometric dating, and explains why putting death before Adam reshapes the gospel and biblical authority.

Is Earth really billions of years old? See 5 scientific clues—C-14, soft dino tissue, failed dating, bent strata, and population math—pointing so young.