Updated: Jul 31, 2019
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?
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?
Guest host Dean Rogers joins for this episode where a timeline is discussed that has General George S. Patton survive the 1945 car accident that took his life and thus enables his return to enter the realm of American politics and influence the world immediately after the end of WWII and beyond.
