CBS News Sunday Morning Season 43 Episode 12 March 22, 2020

(CBS News Sunday Morning Season 43 Episode 12: March 22, 2020) On this episode of CBS News Sunday Morning, viewers will be able to explore various topics ranging from music, arts, politics, to nature and much more. Hosted by Jane Pauley, this episode takes a look at the works of great painters, the importance of bees in our ecosystem, how technology can change our lives, and the impact of social media on contemporary society.

In the Art World segment, Martha Teichner examines the works of Edward Hopper, one of the most important American realists of the 20th century. Hopper's paintings depicted the significant moments and scenes of everyday American life. The segment explores Hopper's masterpieces and how they have inspired contemporary artists.

In the "Buzz" segment, Kristen Dahlgren takes a closer look at the extraordinary role bees play in our ecosystem and how they are becoming endangered. She talks with beekeepers, scientists, and experts who are working to save these essential insects.

The evolving role of technology in our lives is also explored in this episode. With an interview with CEO David Baszucki, Serena Altschul examines Roblox - a popular virtual reality game, which enables children to create and explore their own worlds and offers a platform for social connections. Also, contributor Tracy Smith reviews how technology can improve our sleep and how the Beddley Sleep System aims to help people sleep better.

The show also offers an in-depth interview with Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democratic Presidential candidate, who discusses her vision for the future of America and how her perspective shapes her policies.

As it is unavoidable for our generation not to discuss social media, the show dives into the effects and impact of social media on contemporary society. Correspondent CBS News' Tony Dokoupil delves into how social media is changing the way we communicate, touching everyone’s daily lives, and leading to increased anxiety and depression rates among young people. The program will also feature an interview with a therapist and social media influencer.

The nature segment, hosted by David Pogue, delves into how the Geysers of Yellowstone Park came to be formed and what makes them one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in the United States.

Finally, correspondent Lee Cowan speaks with TV writer and producer, Norman Lear, now in his 90s, whose contribution to American television includes seminal sitcoms like "All in the Family," "Sanford and Son," and "The Jeffersons". Lear discusses his perspective on the state of the U.S., and whether his social and political commentary from the '70s is still relevant today.

This episode of CBS News Sunday Morning, with its diverse subjects and insightful interviews, hopes to entertain and educate its viewers, inviting them to pause and reflect on our ever-changing world.