The Emmy Award-winning CBS News Sunday Morning broadcast on CBS and streamed on the CBS News app featured a diverse lineup of stories ranging from health and history to technology and culture. Correspondent Susan Spencer examined the psychological and physical toll of holding grudges, noting that research links lingering resentment to cardiovascular issues, depression, and anxiety, even though roughly four out of five adults harbor some level of ill will. Psychotherapist Nancy Colier also shared insights from her latest book, Narratives, about the internal stories that prevent people from living authentically. In cultural segments, Jonathan Vigliotti reported on the restoration efforts surrounding Ken Kesey and the Merry Band of Pranksters’ original 1939 Furthur bus, which is currently on display in San Francisco. Filmmaker Aaron Sorkin discussed his latest project, The Social Reckoning, alongside whistleblower Frances Haugen, exploring the broader societal consequences of Facebook. The project builds on Sorkin’s previous work examining the tech industry’s origins. Technology expert Hany Farid spoke with senior contributor Ted Koppel about the rapid rise of digital manipulation, estimating that half of the content viewed online may be artificial or altered. Farid and Koppel discussed the weaponization of artificial intelligence imagery and the growing difficulty of verifying digital reality. In the Sunday Profile, beloved actor Alan Alda sat down with Dr. Jon LaPook at age 90 to discuss his legendary career on M*A*S*H, his challenging childhood dealing with polio and his mother’s schizophrenia, and his ongoing journey living with Parkinson’s disease. Bestselling author Michael Lewis also joined the program to discuss his new book, Blockers, which profiles federal employees targeted by the Department of Government Efficiency, in a conversation with Robert Costa. Additional segments included historical almanac notes, seasonal music highlights, and archival features celebrating the landscapes and traditions of Maine.
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