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Explore the world of coin collecting with expert tips and great deals on building your own collection. Join Mike Mezack as he shares the joy of collecting coins. (Repeat).

Explore the world of coin collecting with expert tips and great deals on building your own collection. Join Mike Mezack as he shares the joy of collecting coins. (Repeat).

A failed partnership leads Adolphus Green to create one of the world's most iconic cookie companies in history and revolutionize packaging. (Repeat).

Martha Entenmann takes the reins of her late husband's baking company and grows it into a national powerhouse; a married couple bankrupt one bakery, but succeed their second time around with a revolutionary way to sell snack cakes. (Repeat).

When an entrepreneur creates shelf-stable peanut butter out of his garage, it leads to the birth of an iconic sandwich; as competition heats up to be America's favorite peanut butter, three famous brands battle it out to be number one. (Repeat).

In a quest to dominate the growing commercial bread industry, Lee Marshall bets on a new kind of white loaf, unwittingly inspiring a homemaker named Margaret Rudkin to come up with a healthier alternative. (Repeat).

Hollywood agent Wally Amos transforms his professional life when he decides to make and sell his own gourmet chocolate chip cookies, and opens America's first cookie store; housewife Debbi Fields opens her homestyle cookie shop in a mall. (Repeat).

After he's kicked out of the family business, Forrest Mars claws his way to create a global empire, Mars Inc. Today, that empire is worth over $47 billion and a family dynasty that is the third wealthiest in America worth nearly $100 billion. (Repeat).

Before juice was everywhere, these innovators used brilliant ingenuity to create some of the most nostalgic drink products and thirst quenchers of the last century, leading the charge on a new billion dollar beverage industry. (Repeat).

In the 1970s, Ray Kroc is far ahead of the competition. But when a burger chain claiming to be king poaches his third-highest ranking executive, Don Smith, it's war. Smith re-engineers the emerging rival, using the best ideas of his former franchise to modernize the brand. In an unprecedented move, Ray Kroc brings on a world-renowned chef to develop the chicken nugget, breakfast, and try to crush

During the mid-20th century, two unlikely characters find themselves in competition to simplify the lives of homemakers across the country by creating a tasty but easy boxed cake-mix. America's sweetheart and the original foodie go head-to-head to make baking easy. (Repeat).

In 1935, a hot-headed Kentucky gas station owner develops a new method for fried chicken, drawing customers from far and wide. Soon, tough times force him to take his secret recipe on the road, as he works to build a national fast-food brand, becoming a cultural icon. But when his company is sold to a food conglomerate that changes his recipe for cost-cutting measures, he goes to war. (Repeat).

At the turn of the 20th century, James Kraft challenges centuries of cheese-making tradition and forever alters the dairy industry with his new cheese innovation. Meanwhile, the Pabst brothers are desperate to keep their successful beer empire solvent through Prohibition. (Repeat).

Restaurateur Glen Bell works to create a burger alternative for the fast-food market and after several setbacks goes on to help introduce the taco to America; two brothers look to beat the burger by betting that a roast beef sandwich can compete. (Repeat).

William Wrigley stumbles upon a new product that will kickstart a revolution across industries, but not before sparking a life-long rivalry. (Repeat).

In 1919, Milton Hershey is king of the chocolate business. But everything changes when in a Post WW1 sugar price drop, a rush of competitors spring up, including his former employee HB Reese, who will go on to create the best-selling candy on the planet. But Reese isn't Hershey's only rival, when a brilliant marketer soon comes up with not one, but two of the most iconic candy bars in history. (Ne

In 1919, Milton Hershey is king of the chocolate business. But everything changes when in a Post WW1 sugar price drop, a rush of competitors spring up, including his former employee HB Reese, who will go on to create the best-selling candy on the planet. But Reese isn't Hershey's only rival, when a brilliant marketer soon comes up with not one, but two of the most iconic candy bars in history. (Re

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

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A discussion of the Bible with Pastor Doug Batchelor. (Repeat).

Religious programming (Repeat).

Ancient rites and rituals and their possible connection with aliens are explored. (Repeat).

Ancient temple complexes could offer information on potential advanced civilizations. (Repeat).

The icy polar regions of Earth have captivated adventurers, explorers, and UFO enthusiasts for centuries. Might a close examination of these extreme locales reveal humanity's ongoing connection to extraterrestrial realms? (Repeat).

Investigators have discovered compelling evidence of concealed pyramids in Alaska, remote China, and even Bosnia. The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, renowned for its precise construction and alignments, continues to unveil fresh secrets with a recent discovery of a hidden chamber within its ancient walls, raising new questions about its purpose and design. (Repeat).

Throughout history, there have been stories of flying serpents and fire-breathing dragons that descended from the sky, cross-cultural tales of the star ancestors that jumpstarted civilization on Earth, and even ancient lore describing otherworldly beings that interacted with humans in the remote past. Many of these accounts curiously mirror reports of modern-day alien encounters. Examining if the

A look at what might happen in humanity's future in outer space, as they prepare to establish colonies beyond Earth. (Repeat).

UFO witnesses have reported a wide variety of objects in Earth's skies not only in modern times, but for centuries. Examining their shapes, sizes, and the way they maneuver could offer important clues about other intelligent life in the galaxy. (Repeat).

According to physicist Bob Lazar, "Element 115" is the fuel source for an alien spacecraft he was hired to reverse-engineer by the U.S. government--and if we can harness its awesome power, it will change our world forever. (Repeat).