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Located just off Times Square, the Church of Scientology of New York serves as a welcome respite for residents of the frenzied metropolis; in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, the church is called into action like never before.

The banjo, the once quintessential country music instrument, is saved from the dust-bin of music history by a married couple from San Diego, California. The Deerings discuss their beginnings from a humble workshop to supplying country music's elite.

Get an inside look into a Church of Scientology with this tour covering the many facets that make up the foundation of the world's youngest major religion. Included are introductions to the wide range of services for individuals and the community.

Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health; learn how to eliminate stress, gain self-confidence and achieve your full potential; begin the greatest adventure of all—the adventure of you.

Ian Espinoza is an architectural illustrator whose ability to convey a story through his art has helped projects around the world come to fruition; his beautiful illustrations have been utilized in the creation of many world-renowned landmarks.

L. Ron Hubbard's book, "The Scientology Handbook," vividly brought to life in 19 individual chapters, offers basic Scientology principles and practical tools that anyone can learn and use to live a more successful, fulfilling and happier life.

Former Salvadoran air force officer Hugo Angulo enlists in the battle against notorious gangs by targeting the drug trade that fuels them; reaching out across the country's schools, he educates children with his popular anti-drug program.

Exploring Atlanta, from its place at the center of American history to its culinary treasures and the influential role it plays in today's world; learning how the Church of Scientology works to help ensure its residents thrive well into the future.

Sheena Chohan grew up witnessing the extreme discrimination many women and girls endure in India; she is now a successful model and actress who uses her fame to raise awareness across the country on the importance of human rights.

Jorjão Oliveira had a promising rap music career in Brazil before drugs and subsequent time in prison cut it short; with a new goal to prevent kids from destroying their lives with drugs, he started a popular rap group spreading an antidrug message.

Educator Eduardo Sabillon leads a movement to restore moral values in Honduras, a country with one of the highest murder rates in the world.

Tamara Batalha, an advocate for teaching children without resorting to the use of drugs, discusses the state of today's educational system and the use of a proven technology of study that brings new hope to students and parents.

Travis Ellis grew up on the streets of Southeast Washington, D.C. and into a life of crime and drugs; after a brush with death, he turns his life around and becomes a passionate advocate for human rights on a mission to help others.

Vasu Yajnik starts a movement to combat the culture of drug use in India; with over 70 million drug addicts in the country, her focus is on educating the population about the true dangers of drugs.

Ian Espinoza is an architectural illustrator whose ability to convey a story through his art has helped projects around the world come to fruition; his beautiful illustrations have been utilized in the creation of many world-renowned landmarks.

L. Ron Hubbard's all-time bestselling book on the human mind, "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," inspired a movement spanning every continent on earth. Find out how painful experiences of your past can affect you in the present day.

Kansas City, Mo., the land of jazz, cowboys and barbecues in the heartland of America, is a place where cultural pride runs deep; how the Church of Scientology helps bring its residents together to create a thriving community.

The world's greatest musicians and composers head into Mad Hatter Studios, the legendary recording studio in Los Angeles, to record their latest albums; witness the creative process, from writing to final recordings, as it unfolds before the cameras.

Get an inside look into a Church of Scientology with this tour covering the many facets that make up the foundation of the world's youngest major religion. Included are introductions to the wide range of services for individuals and the community.

Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health; learn how to eliminate stress, gain self-confidence and achieve your full potential; begin the greatest adventure of all—the adventure of you.

In Modena, Italy, father and son artisans Iccio and Michele Leonelli transform leather into luxury for the world's fashion houses, carrying on the city's tradition of craftsmanship with leather finishes.

"My Philosophy" brings to light L. Ron Hubbard's deeply personal belief in the necessity of sharing knowledge with all of humanity and his battles against traditions that seek to restrict it.

Known as the City of Roses, Pasadena's unique charm is nearly lost forever when its historic center is threatened for new developments; the Church of Scientology works with the community to maintain the city's charm and heritage.

The unknown contributions of black athletes in ice hockey.

Exploring Amsterdam, the canal-lined capital city of the Netherlands that's home to many of the world's finest museums; discovering its culture and how the Church of Scientology helps bolster the city's reputation of fostering free thinking.

Green tea has a history dating back eight centuries in Japan and Masao Oyaizu and Yuki Mori are helping to ensure its future popularity with inventive new products and a mission to share this cherished part of Japanese culture with the world.

French activist Mylène Escudier leads the fight against psychiatric abuse, including the forced psychiatric drugging of individuals and children, by educating both the public on the streets and officials in the halls of government.

A lucrative association has developed between pharmaceutical manufacturers and the psychiatric profession.

Alarmed at the rate children were being labeled with a mental disorder as a pretext to be given psychotropic drugs or electroshock therapy, Fred Shaw's nationwide campaign raises awareness of the issue and calls for an end to the abuse.

A series of public service announcements raises awareness for all 30 of the fundamental human rights specifically guaranteed to every human being by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

A lucrative association has developed between pharmaceutical manufacturers and the psychiatric profession.