60 Minutes Season 38 Episode 16 A Spy Speaks Out; Aging in the 21st Century; The Star in Starbucks

Against the background of recent events, including the March 2018 poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England, 60 Minutes season 38 episode 16 titled "A Spy Speaks Out" examines the often misunderstood world of espionage. Correspondent Jon Wertheim follows the story of ex-CIA spy Amaryllis Fox as she tells her tale of working undercover against some of the world's most dangerous activists. In a candid interview, Fox discusses her experiences and the moral questions that came up along the way. The episode includes interviews with other former and current espionage agents who also share their stories of spying against foreign adversaries.

The next segment, "Aging in the 21st Century," addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with aging in today's society. Hosted by Lesley Stahl, this segment explores the growing number of senior citizens worldwide and how they are coping with the pressures of aging. Stahl visits a senior community in Florida where retirees are leading full and active lives, while also examining what's being done to improve the quality of life for seniors in other parts of the country and the world.

The show concludes with a segment titled "The Star in Starbucks," which delves into the story behind America's favorite coffee chain's new corporate logo. CBS News correspondent Mo Rocca explores the process behind creating the iconic logo and the controversy that emerged when it was first introduced. Viewers will also get a rare look inside the operations of Starbucks and hear from the company's CEO, Howard Schultz, about where he sees the future of his brand.

Overall, season 38 episode 16 of 60 Minutes offers a varied selection of topics that will interest viewers of all ages. From the intrigue of international spying to the realities of aging and the history of a beloved coffee chain, this episode is both informative and entertaining.