In May 1937, the world watched the skies. In our timeline, the Hindenburg exploded in flames above Lakehurst, New Jersey—ending the age of passenger airships in a single catastrophic moment. But in Delta-13, the spark never came.

This episode chronicles a timeline where the Hindenburg lands safely, igniting a renaissance of lighter-than-air travel that reshapes transportation, climate policy, and even the cultural imagination. From luxury sky cruises to military supply missions, zeppelins soar into the modern age—changing the map, the economy, and the sky itself.

Follow the ripple effects of a single safety cable that altered the course of aviation history. Hear from those who rode the air currents instead of jet trails. And decide for yourself: is slower flight... a better way to live?