Scientists used to think that only humans use tools. But now we know that several animals use tools as well. And on today's program, we look at how crows are amazingly good at using tools.

Some evolutionists in France believe they’ve solved the riddle of what led to the extinction of Neanderthals. But as you’re about to hear, their conclusions are faulty since they’re based on so many false assumptions.

To this day, indigenous people groups in the Pacific Northwest talk about seeing a large flying creature popularly known as the Thunderbird. On today’s program, find out what we think those people have seen in the sky.

Though there are no vestigial organs in the human body, evolutionists still say there are. In fact, they say there is such a thing as “junk DNA.” But such thinking is junk itself, as you’ll see on today’s program.

Though most people in the UK put more trust in science than in God, a large percentage believe in the supernatural. On today’s program, see why this is in perfect agreement with what Paul wrote in Romans, chapter one.

On today’s program, we introduce you to an extinct bird that confuses many evolutionists because it has some properties that remind them of reptiles. Stay tuned to hear all about the bird with claws!

Whether archaeopteryx were dinosaurs or birds – or in a class of its own – they were fascinating creatures … on today’s program we'll take a closer look at the behaviors of these fabulous flying animals.

Was the archaeopteryx a dinosaur-like bird … or was it a bird-like dinosaur? Or was it a special creature in a class of its own? Find out what we think on today’s program.

Rivers that flow through mountain ranges are not uncommon. But they pose an insurmountable problem for geologists who believe in the millions-of-years evolutionary timescale. We'll tell you why on today's program.

When students are taught that the worldwide flood of Noah's time was a legend, they are being told to reject the biblical truth of catastrophism. We’ll pour some water on this legend idea on today's program.