In this week’s episode of CBS News Sunday Morning, airing on March 31, 2024, at 9:00 a.m., viewers are treated to a plethora of interviews and segments. The episode examines the lives and legacies of two tragic artistic talents, Mark and Jan Lawrance’s twin sons, who passed away by suicide. Their parents discuss keeping their sons’ memories alive through their art.
The episode also explores the intriguing phenomenon of ‘thundereggs’, ancient stones formed from the mixing of water and lava, with a segment taking viewers on an egg-hunting expedition in Oregon.
Correspondent Mo Rocca sits down with legendary actor Michael Douglas, discussing his illustrious career and his portrayal of Ben Franklin in the upcoming series Franklin. Douglas’ insights into his craft are a highlight of this episode.
Additionally, Lee Cowan interviews Australian actor and comedian Rebel Wilson about her new memoir, touching on themes of food, fame, and her distinctive brand of humor.
The broadway revival continues to fascinate as Martha Teichner talks with Hillary Clinton and Malala Yousafzai, producers of Suffs, a musical celebrating the women’s suffrage movement. Meanwhile, Tracy Smith chats with The Who’s co-founder, Pete Townshend, getting an inside look at the iconic rock opera Tommy which is undergoing another revival.
Also featured is an audience-favorite segment with lifestyle icon Martha Stewart, offering her expert advice on the art of growing houseplants. And as part of the show’s commentary series, Catholic Archbishop Wilton Cardinal Gregory reflects on the significance of the current season.
Don’t miss this brand new episode of CBS News Sunday Morning on March 31, 2024 at 9.00am.
