* Hear Part II of our interview with Dr. Seyfried. *

*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.

*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: