CBS Sunday Morning

CBS Sunday Morning is a weekly news magazine program airing on CBS since 1979.
The program has been hosted by Charles Kuralt (1979–1994), Charles Osgood (1994–2016) and Jane Pauley (2016–present).
Related shows include CBS Saturday Morning and the weekday program CBS Mornings (and its predecessor CBS This Morning).
==Features==
Image	Description
 	June 14, 1981 In 1981, Charles Kuralt visited the Muppets on location while filming the hot air balloon sequence for The Great Muppet Caper and also tours the Muppet Workshop.
Interviews include Jim Henson, Faz Fazakas, Jane Henson, Calista Hendrickson, and other Workshop employees about their experiences of working with the characters. Janice, the Newsman and Crazy Harry (all performed by Richard Hunt) also appear.
 	August 2, 2009 On August 2, 2009, the program featured a backstage report on Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Celebration from Madison Square Garden, The Clearwater Concert: Creating the Next Generation of Environmental Leaders, which had aired a few days earlier as part of the Great Performances anthology on PBS.
In a brief backstage interview with celebrity guest Oscar the Grouch, he was asked by CBS News correspondent Anthony Mason whether he felt like he had to be there, to which the grouch responded "Oh, yeah, I had to be here. I wanted to wish him a rotten birthday!" Oscar went on to recount a few celebrities also attending, including "There are a lot of singers here... I've heard some... some guy named Springsteen".
The piece also featured a clip of Seeger performing on Sesame Street.
 	February 3, 2019 The February 3, 2019 broadcast features a segment on Sesame Street with Serena Altschul, featuring interviews with Dick Maitland, Jeffery Dunn, Grover and Elmo. Altschul also receives a puppetry lesson from Matt Vogel and Martin P. Robinson. Prior to the segment, Big Bird appeared in-studio with host Jane Pauley. 
Some behind the scenes footage that was recorded for this segment would later be featured in the documentary Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street.
 	September 19, 2021 The September 19, 2021 broadcast reports on the forthcoming opening of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California, briefly highlighting a few of the more than 13 million objects from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' collection on display on opening day, September 30, 2021. The museum itself is devoted to the history, science, and cultural impact of the film industry, and although not mentioned in the report, a Kira head originally used in The Dark Crystal can very briefly be seen behind glass.
 	September 25, 2022
A September 25, 2022 segment by Kelefa Sanneh discussed the troubles facing streaming services. Featured is HBO Max and Sesame Street with Sesame Workshop CEO Steve Youngwood interviewed, including extensive clips. (video)
==See also==
* CBS This Morning
* CBS Mornings
* CBS Saturday Morning
==External links==
* Article on the Pete Seeger report
* Corresponding video featuring Oscar's brief statement
__NOWYSIWYG__
Category:TV Appearances