This Sunday’s “60 Minutes” features a diverse lineup, from the war in Ukraine to the future of Greenland, and the slightly less serious but no less compelling phenomenon of Banana Ball.
Scott Pelley secures a rare interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, filmed in his hometown following a devastating missile attack. The conversation covers everything from continued U.S. support and the ongoing war to the recent Oval Office encounter.
Then, Jon Wertheim takes us to Greenland, exploring its history and current geopolitical importance in the wake of Donald Trump’s expressed interest in acquiring the territory. From its Viking past to its present-day strategic value, Greenland’s story is surprisingly complex.
Finally, Lesley Stahl introduces us to the Savannah Bananas, a baseball team that’s rewriting the rules of the game – literally. Their unique version of the sport, known as Banana Ball, involves unusual rules and a focus on fan entertainment, creating a circus-like atmosphere that’s selling out ballparks nationwide. Jesse Cole, owner of the Bananas, has brought baseball to the masses.
Tune in to CBS this Sunday, April 13th at 7:00 PM for this eclectic mix of news and entertainment.
