CBS News Sunday Morning airs on CBS Sundays at 9:00 a.m. ET, with a special preview edition streaming online starting at 11:00 a.m. ET. This week's lineup includes the Emmy-winning show exploring phobias and how to overcome them.
Hosted by Jane Pauley, Susan Spencer delves into the world of phobias, discussing the lengths people go to avoid their deepest fears. From flying to cockroaches, she talks with experts about the psychology behind these irrational fears and potential cures.
In a separate segment, arachnid expert Cara Shillington reveals why we're afraid of tarantulas. Her journey takes her to Colorado's La Junta Tarantula Fest, an annual celebration that draws thousands of visitors to see the harmless brown tarantula in action.
The show also covers Halloween by the numbers, as well as a feature on Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley discussing how President Trump's tariffs are impacting their business.
A segment highlighting the history and renovations of the White House is next, including an interview with former president who had the house destroyed by British troops in 1814.
Musician Kenny Chesney appears to promote his book "Heart Life Music," which chronicles his journey as a country music star from East Tennessee to international stardom.
Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, shares how running helped him find his footing and discusses the release of his new memoir.
Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his latest film adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel "Frankenstein."
CBS News Sunday Morning also includes web exclusives featuring ballet star Misty Copeland performing for the last time on stage.
In addition, historian Jill Lepore talks with Tony Dokoupil about competing histories of America and the importance of dissent as a form of patriotism.
For more information on these topics and to catch up on previous episodes, visit CBSNews.com or stream Sunday Morning on the CBS News app.
Hosted by Jane Pauley, Susan Spencer delves into the world of phobias, discussing the lengths people go to avoid their deepest fears. From flying to cockroaches, she talks with experts about the psychology behind these irrational fears and potential cures.
In a separate segment, arachnid expert Cara Shillington reveals why we're afraid of tarantulas. Her journey takes her to Colorado's La Junta Tarantula Fest, an annual celebration that draws thousands of visitors to see the harmless brown tarantula in action.
The show also covers Halloween by the numbers, as well as a feature on Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley discussing how President Trump's tariffs are impacting their business.
A segment highlighting the history and renovations of the White House is next, including an interview with former president who had the house destroyed by British troops in 1814.
Musician Kenny Chesney appears to promote his book "Heart Life Music," which chronicles his journey as a country music star from East Tennessee to international stardom.
Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, shares how running helped him find his footing and discusses the release of his new memoir.
Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his latest film adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel "Frankenstein."
CBS News Sunday Morning also includes web exclusives featuring ballet star Misty Copeland performing for the last time on stage.
In addition, historian Jill Lepore talks with Tony Dokoupil about competing histories of America and the importance of dissent as a form of patriotism.
For more information on these topics and to catch up on previous episodes, visit CBSNews.com or stream Sunday Morning on the CBS News app.
You know what's crazy? We spend so much time avoiding our fears that we forget how to live with them. Phobias might be irrational, but they're also a reminder that our brains are wired to protect us from harm. It's like having an internal alarm system that's always on high alert. And you know what? That's not all bad. Sometimes it takes facing those fears head-on for us to grow and become stronger people. So, next time you're feeling anxious about flying or something else that terrifies you, remember: growth happens outside your comfort zone 
... I mean, what's up with all these segments? It feels like they're just throwing a bunch of stuff against the wall to see what sticks. And don't even get me started on the Ford CEO segment - tariffs? Really? Can't they make it more interesting than that? 
... Give me something with some real substance for a change.
I think it's so cool how they're exploring phobias and irrational fears - it's like, why do we have these weird things that scare us? 
I wish I could attend the La Junta Tarantula Fest, who wouldn't want to see harmless tarantulas in action?! 
I'm curious to know how businesses are affected by these policies.
It's crazy to think about all the historical events that have taken place there.
And Guillermo del Toro discussing Frankenstein? Mind. Blown. 
The web exclusives are always a bonus - can't wait to check out those! 
! I'm loving this lineup for CBS News Sunday Morning, especially that episode about phobias - who knew there were experts who can help you overcome those irrational fears? 
And tarantulas? Who knew they were harmless? 
. The guy is a genius and his film adaptations are always insane. 
. And Jill Lepore and Tony Dokoupil talking about competing histories of America - that sounds like so thought-provoking. 
They're harmless, but still, all those people gathered together, screaming "arachnophobia" at the top of their lungs! 
someone was saying that exposure therapy is super effective in overcoming fears... I don't know if it's still being discussed tho 
anyway, it's always cool to see old topics pop up again.
, can't believe they're still celebrating Halloween by the numbers... like who cares about that stuff? 
! Who knew people actually went to see tarantulas? I'd rather watch a documentary on productivity hacks than watch someone wrangle with their phobias, but hey to each their own 
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. And can we talk about tarantulas for a sec? I mean, who knew there was an entire festival dedicated to them? 
And can we talk about how interesting it is 2 learn about phobias & psychology? Maybe this show will help me overcome my fear of flying 
Not that I'm not excited for a good costume party, but can't we focus on something more meaningful?
but at the same time i feel bad for people who genuinely have a fear that's debilitating them... it's like, we should be able to overcome these irrational fears right? 
so yeah, this episode of Sunday Morning is going to be SO interesting and enlightening... can't wait to watch it and maybe even learn something new 
Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans - John Lennon 