What do babies in the womb like listening to the most? You might think it’s the sound of their mother’s voice, but we’ll tell you what’s at the top of their playlist on today’s program.

How do you smell? You might be surprised to know what your nose knows, and we’ll tell you about it on today’s program.

A termite’s nest has been found from the time of the dinosaurs? On today’s program, we’ll tell you why evolutionists might not be thrilled over this discovery.

On today’s program, we take you to Hawaii for some of the most unusual songs you will NEVER hear. That’s because they are songs sung not by islanders but by fruit flies.

On today’s Creation Moment, we take a look at lake algae that actually eat bacteria. It’s not only good for them, it’s great for the lakes they inhabit. And now, our Creation Moments host, Paul Taylor.

On today’s program, we look at protozoans that are usually quite harmless. But when they sense the presence of mosquito larvae, what comes next is NOT a pretty sight.

On today’s Creation Moment, we share some cooking tips that have been around for thousands of years – more evidence that ancient man wasn’t so primitive after all!

On today’s program, we look at one of the most important archaeological discoveries of modern times … and no, we’re not talking about the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Would you believe that some species of ants employ a virtual road department to make sure they can get to new food sources? Find out how these ants deal with potholes on today's program.

The closer we look at God's creation, the more clearly we see that our world of living things could not have come about by evolution and chance. See why chance doesn't stand a chance on today's program.