In 1811 and 1812, the New Madrid fault line triggered a series of massive earthquakes that reversed the flow of the Mississippi River and shook the entire nation.

These were some of the strongest earthquakes to ever strike the United States. And once again, this seismic time bomb is about to go off! Experts warn that the New Madrid fault line is one of the top earthquake risks in the United States, right up there with the San Andreas and Cascadia faults.

If this earthquake occurs today, it will have a devastating impact on the region’s millions of people, with entire cities potentially reduced to rubble and countless lives lost or forever changed. Memphis, Saint Louis, and other major metropolises are sitting ducks, completely unprepared for the devastating earthquakes that ravaged the region two centuries ago.

The lack of preparedness is astounding, and the clock is ticking.

But what is the true scale of the catastrophe if it occurs now? And what can we learn from the devastating 1811 and 1812 earthquakes? Join us as we explore the forgotten history of the New Madrid earthquakes and expert predictions that will have you ready for the worst.