*Lock-Down Damage Documented: Fred and Doug McBurney quote a study reported in sciencenews.org documenting the actual brain damage done by the lock-downs.

*Disentangle: Fred steps out on a limb to warn those around him to get their kids out of the psychologically and spiritually damaging, perverted government schools!

*Good News: The Plot 2^nd Edition has been released! Get the book that has helped thousands better understand the details of the Bible, by better understanding the big picture.

*Einstein’s Tangled Web: Find out some of the reasons the late great Bob Enyart spent so much time trying to understand and explain quantum theory, and in particular quantum entanglement. The quantum entanglement of particles, (their seeming ability to share or exchange information no matter how far apart they might be) has been proven in a number of different experiments. And there were even a few Nobel prizes awarded for confirming such “spooky” entanglement in 2022!

*The Diet Before Christmas: Fred and Doug McBurney were supposed to talk about quantum entanglement but got distracted with stories from Christmastime, Colorado Green Chili Cheeseburgers, and a few other topics…

*Fred’s Big Modeling Gig: Get the inside skinny on Fred Williams' submission to the upcoming International Creationist Conference (ICC) about the positives and pitfalls of computer modeling in general, and creationist oriented geophysical modeling in particular.

Real Science Radio host Fred Williams interviews Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson on the emerging field of historical genetics. Dr. Jeanson holds a PhD in cell and developmental biology from Harvard University and also happens to be a young-earth creationist. He has a new book coming out titled ‘Traced, Human DNA’s Big Surprise’, which goes far beyond the DNA tests we take to find out about our ancestry.

* Boulder, Colorado's Planetarium Show on Christ's Birth: For Christmas, we're enjoying this classic Real Science Radio broadcast about the University of Colorado's Fiske Planetarium presentation of a live program, The Astronomical Star of Bethlehem, by amateur astronomer Gil Buller. From the planetarium's website, "This exciting program examines the sky at the time of the birth of Christ to see which astronomical phenomenon may have been the Star of Bethlehem."

*Yesterday and Tomorrow:

*Visioneers: Hosts Fred Williams and Doug McBurney welcome Daniel Kish to Real Science Radio. Daniel has been called the “Batman” because he uses echolocation to compensate for his blindness. And he really gets around! Not only that, but he teaches others to do the same!

*More Arguments: Listen is as Fred and Doug McBurney review and comment upon Creation Science’s most exhaustive lists of arguments we should not use, (with agreement on most, like Entropy, and Missing Links, but some where we part ways like the terminology of “mutations” vs “adaptation”, and the aptly titled “Catastrophic” Plate Tectonics and more.

*Constants & Plasma Cosmology: RSR welcomes back Joe Spears and Doug McBurney to look further into the Setterfield Plasma Cosmology, and why the “constants” of physics might not appear to be so constant.”

 *20 Reasons to Question Plate Tectonics: Fred previews his Galley Copy of Ellen McHenry’s eye opening new book examining the history and problems with modern Plate Tectonics Theory.

 *Professor Duh: He calls himself “Professor Dave” on youtube, and he claims to debunk an electromagnetic origin of the universe. But he appears to be just a failed Chemistry grad student, who eventually secured a "higher" degree in the pseudo-scientific field of  “science education” and now streams from his mom’s basement yelling about the God he claims doesn’t exist.

*Distant Starlight: RSR welcomes back Joe Spears and Doug McBurney look further into the Setterfield Plasma Cosmology, and what Moses might have been describing in Genesis when he wrote “let there be light.”

*CDK: Perhaps you’ve heard it said that plasma cosmology asserts that the speed of light is decaying. But listen in to find out why that’s not the case, and what might really be going on.