The Truth Chronicles

In the woods behind Whit’s End, Mr. Whittaker creates a whole town run entirely by kids. Ryan and his friends decide that they must run the town right, and set out to create their own government, laws, and justice system.

The new town of Kidsboro is vandalized by an unknown force. Nelson, a young inventor, seems to solve the problem, but his solution leads to the fledgling Kidsboro government being sued for all they are worth.

Mayor Ryan says that he’s installing cameras to keep the residents of Kidsboro safe. But Jill uses her investigative reporting skills to find out what’s really going on.

In a dream, Connie tries out Whit’s new interactive Kids’ Radio and experiences an encounter with the problems of having a secular worldview. Can she convince others that truth is not what they make it to be?

Wooton Bassett creates a new comic book hero named Captain Absolutely, who seeks to fight for truth, justice, and a lot more truth. Meanwhile, Jill Segler is given an opportunity to get the story on Christian worldview for The Odyssey Tribune.

When Nelson Swanson is given the opportunity to lead his school’s science club, he decides to discuss evolution with his class.

Connie Kendall goes to a local cable station for a job interview. Captain Absolutely fights an enemy who is against God’s standard for society. And Eugene Meltsner teaches Nelson important facts about God’s order in the universe.

Whit tells the story of William, a young boy who becomes tired of being told what to do. He encounters a mysterious traveler who offers him a god that will give him exactly what he wants.

Mr. Whittaker uses the enhanced Kids’ Radio studio to tell Ryan and Jill the true story of the Pilgrims and their voyage to North America, their hardships, and their new life.

Mr. Whittaker uses the enhanced Kids’ Radio studio to tell Ryan and Jill the true story of the Pilgrims and their voyage to North America, their hardships, and their new life.

Kids’ Radio presents the biblical story of Jonah.