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This late night style podcast has been described as a perfect mixture of the ultimate faith, satire, comedy and parody. Sign of the Times Late Show is based on Matthew 16:2-4! Discussing daily breaking news and geopolitical topics, alongside prophecy’s written about in the Holy Bible as a sign of the times. SOTTLS is undoubtedly geared toward a collective need for Jesus in what we believe are the last days of “normalcy!” We make light of the hard stuff. So prepare to have a chuckle or five! Are you rapture ready, or prepared to thug it out in the great tribulations? Stay a while…
The episode title promises an investigation into whether Susan Dell is real and connects this to AI and population decline, but the show notes provide virtually no substantive information about the episode's actual content. The notes consist entirely of a generic fair-use disclaimer and a vague instruction to "jump…
Worth it if you're willing to gamble 15 minutes on an episode with zero transparency about its actual content and arguments.
This 15-minute episode from Sign Of The Times presents a religious commentary framing artificial intelligence as spiritually equivalent to using a Ouija board. The host draws a parallel between AI systems and divination tools, suggesting both involve communicating with or channeling unknown forces. The episode's core…
Worth it if you seek Christian evangelical content, but not if you want any actual information about AI, technology, or substantive religious debate.
Based on the show notes alone, 'Prophecy, Plagues, Pandemic COMING IN HOT!' appears to discuss an alleged plague emerging in October 2026, framed through a conspiratorial lens. The episode suggests a connection between this plague and a 'population decrease agenda' allegedly pursued by politicians and elites. It…
Worth it if you enjoy speculative conspiracy content without concern for accuracy or evidence, but not for anyone seeking credible pandemic or health information.
The episode is titled 'Siberia Plague!' but the show notes provide virtually no substantive information about what the episode actually covers. The description consists only of a casual invitation to listeners ("grab your Bible, a snack, kickback, relax, and enjoy the show") followed by standard legal disclaimers…
Worth it if you enjoy mystery-box podcasting and don't mind potentially wasting 14 minutes on an episode that may not deliver on its title.
Sign Of The Times presents a 15-minute episode that promises to expose two major stories: a "diabolical suggestion" from the sitting U.S. president regarding California, and a connection between a new pneumonic plague outbreak and Taylor Swift. The show notes describe the host as having "discovered" something alarming…
Worth it if you enjoy entertainment-focused speculation and don't require factual grounding or journalistic rigor.
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This 15-minute episode from 'Sign Of The Times' appears to be part two of a series examining biblical prophecy through the lens of contemporary tech leadership. The show notes reference Daniel 7 and Psalm 2, suggesting the episode draws connections between scriptural passages about end-times prophecy and current…
Worth it if you are interested in speculative connections between biblical prophecy and modern tech leadership, but the lack of detail makes it impossible to recommend without hearing it first.
Sign Of The Times explores a biblical prophecy interpretation connecting Daniel 7's "fourth beast" vision to a document allegedly signed by tech entrepreneurs on September 26, 2026. The episode frames this as evidence of Bible prophecy "leaping off the pages" in real time. The host invites listeners to examine…
Worth it if you're already committed to end-times theology and willing to accept speculative connections between scripture and current events without demanding evidence.
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