Do you have Mongol ancestry in your past? When the Mongols conquered China, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe in the 1200s, the created the world’s largest empire. And then what? Consult a history of western civilization, and you’ll find little mention. Genetics brings these people much closer to home—in ways we’ve never expected. Join us to find out how many people have Mongol ancestry hidden in their past! (with Ken Ham and Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson)
To the Western world, ancient China represent one of the most exotic, distant, and mysterious civilizations. Notoriously isolationist and insular, few would expect any genealogical connections between ancient Chinese and modern Europeans. Genetics reveals the unexpected to be true. Join us to fin...
After Columbus arrived in the Americas, over 60 million Europeans—primarily Western Europeans—followed. But who were they? We take for granted that they were ethnically Germans, Italians, Irish, and the like. Genetics tells a very different story—and takes us back to one of the most mysterious ep...
Who ruled the Americas before Columbus? For years we’ve been taught that the Americas were sparsely populated by primitive peoples who lived in such harmony with nature that they were nearly invisible. Then Europeans came with their guns, destroying both nature, Native Americans, and Native Ameri...
