*Training the Artificial Mind: RSR hosts Fred Williams & Doug McBurney continue the discussion of Artificial Intelligence with RSR’s resident Security & Information Science expert, and founder of GODISNOWHERE, Daniel Hedrick.

*Who Can You Trust? Not AI!! Garbage in, Garbage out and all that, and the leftists building the AI are not trustworthy. But Daniel reveals some tricks to trip up the “woke” bias, and even get DAN to tell the truth about boys being boys!

*Real Myopia: Hear how the AI Chatbots can be manipulated, and “trained”, but how the technology is being built to promote biases, and resist being trained to speak the truth. 

*AI and the Gospel: Discover the encouraging evidence that no matter how leftist the AI designers are, they cannot compete with the power of the gospel and the person of Jesus Christ in the world, (and even just in the cloud).

*Inquiring Minds: RSR hosts Fred Williams & Doug McBurney examine the topic of Artificial Intelligence, (or is it an Alien Invasion) with RSR’s resident Security & Information Science expert, and founder of GODISNOWHERE, Daniel Hedrick.

*Old School 360: Hear how fast 30 years go by from Military Intelligence, the System 360, IMOM, the HP9000 & 5 ¼ inch floppies to AI chatbots that speak in a less annoying parlance than the average cable news host!

*Ungodly Dominion: Revisit Election night 2020 and the kind of shenanigans that might be made possible in the world of AI LLMs, parameters, tokens, keywords, TDIFs, algorithms, and prompts!

*Weight Loss & Mitochondrial Health: RSR hosts Fred Williams & Doug McBurney invite Boston College professor of biology Thomas Seyfried, MD, Ph.D., to further discuss cancer prevention, mitochondrial health, and the side benefit of weight loss.

*Targeting Tumor Cells: Dr. Seyfried hints at how therapeutic Ketosis may become a standard of care in cancer treatment, and why existing drugs that could be effective in concert with ketosis may not be favored in research for effective Cancer treatments. And Doug hints at why a “paleolithic primordial ancestry” is not necessary to trace humanity’s history of ketogenic diets.

*Problems Solved, Problems Made: We’re living longer, but are we living healthier? Hear how western medicine, the scientific method and affluence have helped solve so many of the pathologies that killed us before but have led to new chronic diseases that should be addressed now that we should know better.

*JWST and the SEIVE: RSR hosts Fred Williams & Doug McBurney bask in the creationist friendly glow of more observed facts rolling in from the James West Space Telescope. The story was about galaxies looking far too young to be so old, and it’s driving the guardians of the Secular Evolution Inviolable Version of Everything (SEIVE) Bananas!

 *Are Octopuses Aliens? Or are they just really, really cool? Here at RSR we go with the latter! Listen in to hear just how this magnificent creature reflects God’s engineering genius, and extraordinary creativity. But scientists holding to the SEIVE insist the extra-terrestrial origin comes not from the Creator God, but from…. wait for it…, wait for it… ALIENS!

*Targeting Cancer: RSR hosts Fred Williams & Doug McBurney sit down with Boston College professor of biology Thomas Seyfried, MD, Ph.D., to hear about his decade long effort to change the research & treatment paradigms around cancer, (and quite possibly finding a cure).

*The Breath of Life - Fallen: Dr. Seyfried contends that a corruption of the respiratory chain, (which we recently discussed on a couple of RSR broadcasts) via a mitochondrial pathway drives the growth of cancer. While the secular scientific community attributes respiratory fermentation to processes left over from billions of years ago, Fred interjects the creationist view of break-down, and “devolution.”

*The Seyfried Line: Hear how Dr. Seyfried’s metabolic hypothesis has been applied via practiced cancer treatments to disrupt the fermentation pathway powering cancer’s growth through dietary “therapeutic ketosis”, (substituting ketones for glucose), effectively stopping the growth of cancer, and making it more vulnerable to the effects of EXISTING drugs!!

*More Questions: Fred Williams and Doug McBurney dive in to part II of their review of Ellis Hughes’ “20 Reasons to Question Plate Tectonics.”

*Varmints Work for Walt Brown: Could recent discoveries of mammalian fossils in the arctic be more evidence for Walt Brown’s Big Roll?

*Subduction of a Theory: Professor Hughes notes with data and fabulous diagrams in the “20 Reasons” book that the physics of plate subduction simply does not work, and that’s just the beginning! Hear about the seamounts, Benioff Zones, spreading centers, missing sediment “scrape”, seismic tomography, Bullard’s Fit, and at least a dozen more. Get the book right here!

*Paradigms in Crisis: RSR host Fred Williams welcomes Doug McBurney begin a review of Ellis Hughes’ powerful new book detailing problems with Plate Tectonic Theory that rival the myriad problems with Big Bang Cosmology!

*Early Galaxies: Find out some interesting news regarding Saturn’s moon, Enceladus, and how it might be best explained in light of Hydroplate Theory.

*Concrete Evidence: Roman concrete turns out to be yet more evidence that ancient man was anything but “less evolved” that his modern counterparts.

*Cassini and Enceladus for Walt Brown: Find out some interesting news regarding Saturn’s moon, Enceladus, and how it might be best explained in light of Hydroplate Theory.

*Fireflies Use Computer Science:  Fred & Ryan cover the latest Creation Magazine, including a story on how light-emitting fireflies synchronize a light show with each other.

*Salamanders Regrow Their Brain: Fred is jealous that the Axolotl can regrow its brain and he can't. Salamanders not only regrow body parts; but throughout an axolotl's life it also generates new neurons.

*James Webb Space Telescope Continues to Defy Secular Astronomy: Fred and Ryan discuss several recent science news articles from JWST discoveries that support the Biblical worldview. The article The James Webb Space Telescope Is Finding Too Many Early Galaxies from Sky & Telescope provides yet more evidence of a young universe with mature galaxies found near where the big bang, or the beginning of the universe, was alleged to take place. The news story Milky Way found to be too big for its 'cosmological wall' talks of how the Milky Way is one-in-a-million when compared to other galaxies. 

*Entanglement, wives and cats: RSR host Fred Williams welcomes Doug McBurney to talk quantum entanglement, marriage and Schrödinger’s intentionally awful cat analogy.

*Cybernetics: Norbert Weiner’s observation that information is neither matter nor energy is the elephant in the room for the materialist worldview.

*What’s so Special: about Einstein’s theory of Special Relativity? Fred gives us both the official RSR position on, and an overview of the theory of Special Relativity.