132 and Counting

According to the service that hosts A Fork In Time and its "magic" algorithm for calculating the number of listeners for the podcast based upon number of accesses from various sources, the present estimate is that we have 132 listeners with an average number of 71 plays for each episode.

I don't know what we expected in approximately 3 months, but I am pleased to see that the number has been growing steadily and we appear to have many folks who have found the podcast and listen regularly. So, thank you.

Episode 11: Pockets with No Posies (Part 1)

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The Black Death wiped out perhaps as much as 60% of the population of Europe in the 14th Century and dramatically altered almost everything about society in a matter of decades. How might things have been different (although not necessarily better) today if this pandemic had been avoided?

Episode 10: No Giant Leap for Mankind

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The world watched on July 20, 1969, as Apollo 11 safely landed men on the moon.  How might have things been different if that day had not seen a successful landing of the Eagle or if Armstrong and Aldrin were stranded with no hope of return?