Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this short follow-up to This Week in Creationism – Episode 78, I take a closer look at the Answers in Genesis website and something surprising I noticed: it has essentially become The Ken Ham Show.
Scrolling through their homepage today, I found article after article, video after video — all by or about Ken Ham. Gone are most of the diverse voices that used to fill their front page. What does this say about the state of AiG’s leadership, its shrinking staff, and the question of who might eventually succeed Ham?
As I've pointed out before, this isn’t just about one man’s influence — it’s about the sustainability of an organization that has built itself around a single personality.
Watch along as I walk through the front page and share what this trend reveals about AiG’s internal direction and the challenges ahead.
Chapters
0:00 – Not a regular episode — today’s quick follow-up
1:20 – Scanning the front page: where are the other authors?
2:45 – The rise of “Ken Ham Everywhere”
4:10 – What happened to the other staff voices?
5:15 – What this means for AiG’s future leadership
If you haven’t seen Episode 78 yet, check it out here: This Week in Creationism – Episode 78, for the full background on AiG’s leadership tensions and Ken Ham’s succession question.
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Joel Duff (aka Dr. Duff or The Natural Historian) resources:
About: joelduff.org
Blog: thenaturalhistorian.com
Twitter: twitter.com/NaturalHistoria
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenaturalhi...
Photography "Portraits of Creation:" beechnutphotography.com
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In this short follow-up to This Week in Creationism – Episode 78, I take a closer look at the Answers in Genesis website and something surprising I noticed: it has essentially become The Ken Ham Show.
Scrolling through their homepage today, I found article after article, video after video — all by or about Ken Ham. Gone are most of the diverse voices that used to fill their front page. What does this say about the state of AiG’s leadership, its shrinking staff, and the question of who might eventually succeed Ham?
As I've pointed out before, this isn’t just about one man’s influence — it’s about the sustainability of an organization that has built itself around a single personality.
Watch along as I walk through the front page and share what this trend reveals about AiG’s internal direction and the challenges ahead.
Chapters
0:00 – Not a regular episode — today’s quick follow-up
1:20 – Scanning the front page: where are the other authors?
2:45 – The rise of “Ken Ham Everywhere”
4:10 – What happened to the other staff voices?
5:15 – What this means for AiG’s future leadership
If you haven’t seen Episode 78 yet, check it out here: This Week in Creationism – Episode 78, for the full background on AiG’s leadership tensions and Ken Ham’s succession question.
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Joel Duff (aka Dr. Duff or The Natural Historian) resources:
About: joelduff.org
Blog: thenaturalhistorian.com
Twitter: twitter.com/NaturalHistoria
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenaturalhi...
Photography "Portraits of Creation:" beechnutphotography.com
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