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Slack.com slash DHQ. Last year I told you about this show Apollo 11, what we saw from

one of my favorite host, Bill Whittle. The podcast was an incredible four-part series

for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. Well, now Bill has a new season of the show

out, the Cold War, what we saw. It captures what it was like to live through major events

like the Berlin Air Lift, the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Space Race.

The story ties all of these milestones together in the tapestry that illustrates the apocalypse

that never happened. The story is so well told and the setting is so brilliantly descriptive

that as you go through these events, you start to understand the battle not only for capitalism

but for civilization itself. They've released two episodes of this 12-part series already,

so you already have something catch up on. This is a perfect time to listen as the

2020 election starts to heat up and we can see where the left has gone full-blown communist

and so many of their policies and in their language as well. So take a listen to this

preview of episode one, go download the Cold War on Apple Podcasts Spotify or anywhere

you get your podcast so you don't miss this incredibly important story that's excellently

told.

Thirty years ago, the Berlin Wall was torn down by the people that it had divided for

three decades. Berliners were euphoric, they were euphoric because the Berlin Wall was

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