Hosts: Doug Sharp and Rich Geer A curiosity I studied in my microbiology class many years ago, Mixotricha Paradoxa represents a case of a microorganism that is made up of a symbiosis of several unrelated types of bacteria. This organism lives in the gut of the Australian termite Mastotermes darwiniensis. This is a giant termite that is only found in northern Australia. According to the Wikipedia article, this is the most "primitive" extant termite species. ("Primitive" is only in the minds...

Guest: Dr. John Sanford One of the biggest reasons people give why they believe in evolution are the evidence from fossil man. Dr. John Sanford takes on this problem in his new book Contested Bones. He shows that the fossils purported to be ape-men are either inbred degenerative humans, mixtures of ape and human bones, or extinct apes.

Guest : Derek Marshall Could numerical structures in the Bible correspond to the ordering of the chemical elements? In this recorded lecture from the West Michigan Creation Fellowship, researcher Derek Marshall explores three biblical structures that appear to align with the numerical order of the periodic table under specific constraints. The presentation examines: The Creation Function - a spiral mathematical model derived from harmonic-series growth that produces periodic table structure....