GodTvRadio | Brett Keane: 08/07/25

Scientists Just Decoded Language of the Whales Using AI

Scientists have just taken a monumental leap: decoding the language of whales using artificial intelligence. But what they uncovered isn’t just fascinating, it’s deeply unsettling. From rhythmic codas passed down through generations to real-time communication during orca attacks, the ocean is filled with voices we’ve never truly understood... until now. This video explores a breakthrough that goes beyond biology and into something far more profound. Could whales be trying to tell us something? And if so, are we ready to listen? Dive into a story where cutting-edge tech meets ancient intelligence, and the answers might not be what you expect.

Joe Rogan: Goes Down The Anunnaki Rabbit Hole

Joe Rogan: Diving into the Anunnaki Rabbit Hole

Joe Rogan, host of The Joe Rogan Experience, has ventured into the wild and intriguing world of the Anunnaki, the ancient Sumerian deities tied to the ancient astronaut theory. Popularized by Zecharia Sitchin, this theory suggests the Anunnaki were extraterrestrial beings who shaped human civilization, possibly through genetic engineering or advanced technology. Rogan’s open-minded discussions make this topic a fascinating rabbit hole for fans of fringe theories.

Notable Podcast Moments

Rogan has explored the Anunnaki with guests like Billy Carson (JRE #2160) and Katt Williams, weaving Sumerian mythology with modern conspiracies about Nibiru, a supposed rogue planet. In a 2024 episode with Carson, Rogan admitted he’s less skeptical now about claims like the Anunnaki being real. He even poked fun at the idea during the 2024 solar eclipse, posting on X: “I’m out here waiting on the Anunnaki.” His playful yet curious approach keeps listeners hooked.

What’s the Anunnaki Theory?

The Anunnaki theory claims these ancient beings mined gold, created humans, or left traces on Mars and the Moon. While captivating, these ideas lack solid archaeological evidence and are debated by scholars who argue the Anunnaki were simply gods in Sumerian texts, not aliens. Rogan’s appeal lies in his ability to entertain these theories without fully committing, encouraging fans to question mainstream narratives.

Explore More

Want to dive deeper? Check out Joe Rogan’s X profile or listen to The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify for full episodes. Which Anunnaki topic intrigues you most? Let us know in the comments!

Einstein and Hubble wrestled with the implications of a universe that appears intentional—and why more scientists are revisiting age-old questions about God.

Even thinkers like Einstein and Hubble wrestled with the implications of a universe that appears intentional—and why more scientists are revisiting age-old questions about God. https://t.co/LW0gUBe9Oz
— Stephen C. Meyer (@StephenCMeyer) August 7, 2025

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she is considering deporting communist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani!

🚨Update: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she is considering deporting communist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani! pic.twitter.com/cIDYR4MyUJ
— US Homeland Security News (@defense_civil25) August 6, 2025

Brett Keane and Isobel Velois Questing in Stros M'Kai

Black People Your Culture Sucks! Nick Fuentes

The phrase you referenced appears to come from a YouTube video titled "Black People Your Culture Sucks! Nick Fuentes", posted by the Hodgetwins on August 7, 2025. This is tied to Nick Fuentes, a controversial far-right figure known for white nationalist views. Fuentes has a history of inflammatory, racist, antisemitic, and misogynistic statements, often using irony to deflect criticism.

Fuentes has been criticized for promoting white supremacist ideologies, attending events like the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, and making derogatory remarks about Black people, Jews, women, and the LGBTQ+ community. He has suggested Black communities should be removed from the U.S. and used racial slurs in livestreams and posts on X. His rhetoric often frames Black culture negatively, as seen in posts claiming Black people are "by nature dumb" or inspire fear.

Recent news includes Fuentes’ arrest in November 2024 for battery after allegedly pepper-spraying and pushing activist Marla Rose, who confronted him at his Berwyn, Illinois home following his misogynistic X post, "Your body, my choice. Forever." In December 2024, an armed man, John Lyons, suspected of a triple homicide, approached Fuentes’ home, leading to a police confrontation where Lyons was killed. Fuentes also faced backlash for turning against Donald Trump over the Jeffrey Epstein case, calling MAGA a "scam" in July 2025.

Sentiment on X is polarized. Some users defend Fuentes’ statements as "brutal honesty," while others condemn him as racist, rejecting his generalizations about Black culture and pointing to systemic issues like poverty as drivers of violence.

Fuentes pushes to radicalize the Republican Party toward a reactionary, white, Christian nationalist identity, opposing immigration, feminism, and multiculturalism. His influence was amplified by a 2022 dinner with Trump and Kanye West at Mar-a-Lago, though Trump claimed ignorance of Fuentes’ background.

Evolution Proven Wrong and Overpopulation False

For years, the public has been told that human beings and chimpanzees are, in genetic terms, only “1 percent” different. But according to Discovery Institute scientist Dr. Casey Luskin, this claim has just been overturned by research recently published in Nature, the world’s most prestigious science journal.

“The actual difference between the human and chimp genomes turns out to be much greater than previously claimed,” said Luskin. “Instead of 1 percent, it’s between 14 to 14.9 percent. That’s 14 times more than the often-quoted 1 percent statistic.” Luskin has written extensively on the issue of human origins and human uniqueness, including co-authoring the book Science and Human Origins.

Luskins says that previous comparisons between chimps and humans were based on incomplete data that used the human genome to extrapolate information about the chimp genome. Thus, ape and man appeared far more similar than they are in reality.

Strangely, the Nature article buries this explosive new information deep in the Supplementary Data, and then obscures it in technical jargon.

“This is a major scientific discovery,” said Luskin, “yet those involved don’t seem interested in highlighting it. Why?”

Luskin analyzes the new data in a two-part series at Evolution News and Science Today, where he points out the cultural significance of the findings. He points out that the 1% claim has widely functioned as a kind of “icon of evolution” in public discussions, used to assert that humans are just slightly modified chimps.

Signage at the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of Natural History, for example, currently informs visitors that “You and chimpanzees [are] 98.9% genetically similar.” The museum is visited by nearly 4 million people each year.

Similarly, science popularizer Bill Nye has written in his bestselling book Undeniable, “As our understanding of DNA has increased, we have come to understand that we share around 99.8 percent of our gene sequence with chimpanzees.”

Luskin calls on science educators and museums to correct the record: “This icon of evolution has now been falsified. It’s misinformation, and it needs to be corrected.”

Discovery Institute is a non-profit educational and research organization whose mission is to advance a culture of purpose, creativity, and innovation with programs in areas such as economics, education, technology, bioethics, and artificial intelligence.