“Highlights from ‘Sunday Morning’ for February 1”
The Emmy Award-winning program “CBS News Sunday Morning” aired February 1 at 9:00 a.m. ET on CBS, with streaming available on the CBS News app from 11:00 a.m. ET. Hosted by Jane Pauley, the episode featured various segments highlighting significant topics and events.
Highlights from ‘Sunday Morning’ for February 1
On the Hunt for Bears
Senior contributor Ted Koppel traveled to the Ozarks in Arkansas for a cover story about black bear hunting. Thanks to decades of conservation efforts, black bear populations have rebounded across the United States. The hunters participating in this annual event shared their unique perspectives on the complexities surrounding the practice.
This Day in History
February 1 marked notable historical events, including the introduction of Emile Berliner’s gramophone, invented in 1887. While Thomas Edison’s cylinders were the first format for recorded sound, the gramophone provided a more practical means of playing music by using flat discs. Jane Pauley reported on the impact this invention had on the music industry.
TV Theme Songs
The episode featured an engaging discussion about memorable TV theme songs. David Pogue spoke with composers Charles Fox and Theodore Shapiro, as well as film music scholar Jon Burlingame. They analyzed the importance of captivating introductions to television shows and the significance of these unforgettable tunes.
In Memoriam
Sunday Morning paid tribute to notable figures who recently passed away. Among those remembered were actress Catherine O’Hara, known for her roles in “Home Alone” and “Schitt’s Creek,” and Demond Wilson from “Sanford and Son.”
Jeff Tweedy Discusses Music’s Role
Musician Jeff Tweedy, the frontman of the band Wilco, discussed his latest triple album, “Twilight Override.” In conversation with correspondent Anthony Mason, he emphasized the healing power of music during chaotic times and the responsibility he feels toward his audience.
Ilia Malinin’s Pursuit of Perfection
Four-time national figure skating champion Ilia Malinin shared insights into his ambitious pursuit of excellence. As the only athlete to successfully land a quad axel in competition, he is a strong contender for gold at the Winter Olympics. Malinin spoke with correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti about his groundbreaking skills.
Mel Robbins on Empowerment
Author and podcaster Mel Robbins discussed her journey from law to life coaching. Interviewed by Norah O’Donnell, Robbins reflected on her bestselling books and insightful podcasts, including “The 5 Second Rule.” She emphasized the importance of perseverance and positivity, especially later in life.
Heartwarming Stories
Steve Hartman shared a poignant story about Rhea Holmes, who faced severe challenges after her husband’s passing. Following her husband’s death, Holmes struggled with depression and financial problems but received an unexpected act of kindness from a stranger.
The Legacy of Folk Music
Folk musician Jesse Welles highlighted the enduring relevance of protest songs. In an interview with Robert Costa, Welles discussed how he aims to keep the spirit of American folk music alive through his meaningful lyrics, addressing contemporary issues.
As February progresses, “CBS News Sunday Morning” continues to bring diverse and thought-provoking stories every week. Stay tuned for more engaging segments covering culture, history, and the arts.
