Eric Hovind sits down with Nick Liguori to explore Echoes of Ararat and the powerful global memory of the Flood.
Across continents and cultures, hundreds of ancient traditions tell a strikingly similar story. A great vessel. A warning. A chosen few. Animals preserved. A global catastrophe. A mountain landing. Birds sent out. A new beginning marked by sacrifice. These aren’t random details. They are consistent threads woven through history, pointing back to the same event.
We’ll examine these accounts from regions across East Asia and the Pacific and ask the deeper question. Why do so many independent cultures preserve the same core memory? Are these just myths, or echoes of real history passed down from the survivors?



