In this episode, citing an article from Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim and David, discusses the recent concerns surrounding Cyclospora, a parasite linked to contaminated leafy greens and produce, and what consumers can do to protect themselves. They explore the complexities of food safety, the impact of modern […]
MORNING SHOW, JULY 21, 2026 (Video): The Attack of the Salad Critters …
MORNING SHOW, JULY 14, 2026 (Video): They’re messing with our minds!
Explore how social media manipulates our brains, impacts mental health, and affects society’s fabric. Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments shares insights on the biochemical, psychological, and spiritual consequences of digital overload and offers practical solutions for healthier living.
MORNING SHOW, JUNE 30, 2026 (Video): Can Farming Be Fixed?
In this episode referencing a current Dr. Robert Malone Substack article, Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim and the Morning Show audience, discusses the implications of recent executive orders on regenerative farming, the challenges faced by small and large farms, and how consumer choices and market forces can influence sustainable agriculture practices.
MORNING SHOW, JUNE 23, 2026 (Video): The Lone Star Tick is nothing new …
In this episode, Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim and the Morning Show audience, explains the Alpha Gal syndrome, its causes, immune response, and implications for health and medicine. Discover how tick bites can lead to meat allergies and what recent research reveals about this condition referencing a Substack article from Dr. […]
MORNING SHOW, JUNE 16, 2026 (Video): A Great Reprieve for all you “climate deniers” …
In this episode, Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, citing an article from the Cornwall Alliance, discusses the latest developments in climate science, debunking common myths and exploring the impact of political and economic interests on climate policies. He also shares insights on future technological advancements […]
MORNING SHOW, JUNE 2, 2026 (Video): Don’t be alarmed, but you are what you eat. OK. Be alarmed …
In this episode, Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments joins Jim, David and the Morning Show audience to discuss an article from Mercola.com and the alarming presence of microplastics and pharmaceuticals in our environment and bodies. He explores how these pollutants enter our systems through food, water, and air, and what practical steps we can […]
MORNING SHOW, MARCH 10, 2026: Safety findings regarding glyphosate stem more from creative writing than from science …
Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, compare and contrast articles from the Cornwall Alliance and from Mercola, revealing that the original toxicity report for the herbicide was written by the manufacturer and misrepresented as independent research.
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MORNING SHOW, FEBRUARY 3, 2026: Memories of a Great Flood inundate the globe …
Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, discusses the evidence found worldwide of a global catastrophe and detailed in an article from the Institute for Creation Research.
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MORNING SHOW, JANUARY 20, 2026: Which is better — fission or fusion? …and what is a “tokamak” anyway?
Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience, goes nuclear, explaining the difference between fission and fusion in the generation of electric power, citing a recent article in Popular Mechanics.
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MORNING SHOW, JANUARY 13, 2026: What does He mean by “Salt” and “Light”?
Dr. Don Clark of Creation Moments, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience deals contextually with the symbolism Jesus used in the Beatitudes and in his teachings to His disciples in Matthew 5.
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