
Modern Marvels
Candy evolved from handmade to mass production; Hershey, See's chocolates, Jelly Belly beans.

Candy evolved from handmade to mass production; Hershey, See's chocolates, Jelly Belly beans.

Americans eat over three and a half billion pounds of chocolate each year.

How "Masters of the Universe" action figures are making a comeback in a big way.

Adam finds out how some toys transform into valuable collectibles and become iconic classics.

Christmas technology: Rockefeller tree preparations, Macy's windows, snowflake installation, baking.

Exploring all the historical, modern and timeless ways people can't live without wood.

Whiskey is popular, has a colorful history, and is one of the world's oldest drinks.

Spirit distillation art and science: visit brandy, moonshine, and absinthe distilleries worldwide.

Even in ancient times, city dwellers needed a scenic break from the urban landscape.

Reviews the revolution in home improvement and glimpses the kitchen of tomorrow.

The power tool industry is booming thanks to more powerful, lighter, and quieter cordless tools.

The invention of the wheel impacts science, society, technology and commerce.

A pilot who builds his own jet-powered glider; canoe makers in Montana; a knife maker in Washington.

Fertilizer-- it makes our lawns grow greener and our crops grow taller.

Learning about various fungal organisms that help create some foods and beverages.

The world's greatest minds enable us to acquire light, heat and power with the flip of a switch.

Renewable energy transforms natural elements into clean power fighting petroleum dependence.

Lighthouse history spans from ancient Alexandria to modern automation.

Salt is a versatile substance with 14,000 known uses; visiting a salt mine under Lake Erie.

How the Comstock Lode proved to be a scientific laboratory that improved mining technology.