The lifesize replica of Noah's Ark built by Answers in Genesis has given people an opportunity to view how the animals could have all fit in one space, with food, water and how waste management could have worked. Tim Chaffey joins Henry to talk about it, and also some of the various aspects of the Biblical account of the flood.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2nE4mMsSLZIrPUxFRsVXZu?si=10a09c65103240bd

The are lots of frequently asked questions about places and events in the Bible, so we thought we'd start to talk about some of them, starting off with Who were the Nephilim? Where is the Garden of Eden? Is there archaeological evidence for the Tower of Babel? Where are Sodom and Gomorrah?

https://open.spotify.com/episode/48qAdF4QN1v6GzuyaqBk0l?si=d4048e45887b4a9b

Dr. Kennedy joins Henry to talk about the evidence related to Jesus' birth, life, death and resurrection, and about his book: Excavating the Evidence for Jesus: The Archaeology and History of Christ and the Gospels.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3WbZ2dHnANLBb5d9lxz5Gs?si=f5db5e2023d440f4

Nate Loper joins Henry Smith to discuss the long historical timeline of the relationship between Egypt and Israel, starting with Abraham and going all the way into the early church period.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UcurczXvsLzfH3VGegDIX?si=b9e3dc6c5be746db

Bryan Windle from the Bible Archaeology Report joins Henry to discuss his top ten list of discoveries that are related to Moses and the Exodus.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5aJ1cWRDTIdB2LUZzgNTox?si=df7f69fcbe9a461a

The resurrection is the defining historical event related to Christianity, so how can you have a discussion with someone about that? Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology joins Henry in a discussion about apologetics, and tools to help give a reason for the faith in Jesus. 

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3MjirFzKbD6lOhV7oRStf0?si=cbb09dfce910484e

Why is the Bible composed of the current 66 books instead of others? Why are there so many translations? And what is canon anyway? Henry Smith talks with Dr John Meade about these questions and his book that he co-authored with Dr. Peter Gurry called Scribes & Scripture: The Amazing Story of How We Got the Bible.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7eLMWRj8YTXIw6KJNY5Lv7?si=3fffc641ed644c4d

How does day-to-day archaeology work? Bryan Windle got to dig for the first time at the ancient city of Shiloh in Israel, and talks about his experience, how the archaeological process works, and some of the small discoveries that were made while he was there at the dig site.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6IkrpHFmlPbJ7irSXwNC7v?si=27f7cb8ada8d42a6