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larrt
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The larrt program was first created to answer the question "what has
recently changed in this directory tree?" and printed a listing of
the files in that tree, sorted by their mtime. Hence the name -- it
is like an "ls -lart", only recursive, so there is a second 'r'.

Over the time it grew to cover more use cases, and earned a few more
options for other sorting methods (atime, ctime, pathname, size,
reverse, none), entry selection (dotted, all dotted, directories)
and display (path name only, SHA-256 digest, Zulu time). See the man
page (or just "larrt -?") for details.