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InBisner. In business, when you alight upon a good idea and you prove that it's viable, it's popular, it's sustainable, it's profitable.

After a while, you begin to think, can I expand this idea?

So Coca-Cola comes out with Diet Coke.

Dyson is great at making sucking machines,

so they come out with fantastic blowing machines, hair dryers.

Rees has taken the peanut butter and chocolate combo in a thousand directions.

Businesses everywhere are looking for these growth opportunities.

Podcasting is a business, so I'm looking too. And with the success of

History Daily, thank you very much, dear listener, I thought, well, what about a history weekly?

Right? Yeah? Maybe we take an event that happened that same week in history and do a bit of a deeper dive.

Maybe get some experts on Mike to really dig in and truly understand

the context and significance. Seems like a good idea. It is a good idea, so good that someone's

already been doing it for a while now. On today's Saturday matinee, we're bringing you an episode

from the podcast History This Week, and it's a fun one. Jeopardy legend and now host, Ken Jennings,

joins in to help tell the story of the origins of Trivial Pursuit. I hope you enjoy. While you're

listening, be sure to search for and follow History This Week. We put a link in the show notes to make it easy for you.

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