This Sunday, “60 Minutes” airs a special postseason edition on CBS from 7:00 to 8:00 PM ET/PT, featuring a mix of hard-hitting investigative reporting and inspiring human-interest stories. This hour highlights segments that revisit important global issues and celebrate remarkable achievements closer to home.
China’s Spies
Norah O’Donnell reports on the secretive world of Chinese intelligence. While much attention has been given to cyberattacks, Beijing continues to rely on traditional human intelligence to monitor events beyond its borders. The segment explores how covert agents surveil dissidents and attempt to influence activities right in the United States. Viewers will gain insight into the methods used by these operatives and the ongoing challenge of countering foreign espionage. Keith Sharman and Roxanne Feitel produce this in-depth investigative report.
St. Mary’s
Correspondent Bill Whitaker travels to New Orleans to tell the inspiring story of two high school seniors who solved a mathematical problem thought impossible for 2,000 years. The segment explores the students’ journey, their families’ support, and the unique environment at St. Mary’s Academy, a school with a long history of academic excellence for African American girls dating back to the post-Civil War era. Sara Kuzmarov serves as producer for this uplifting story of achievement and determination.
Sounds of Cajun Country
Jon Wertheim visits southwest Louisiana to explore the rich musical traditions of the region. From Cajun to zydeco, the sounds that define this part of America are experiencing a surprising revival, bringing new energy to the local communities and inspiring a new generation of musicians. David M. Levine produces this engaging cultural feature, highlighting the enduring influence of Louisiana’s distinctive music.
With this edition, “60 Minutes” continues its tradition of combining investigative journalism with stories of human resilience and cultural richness. Sunday night’s broadcast promises to deliver a compelling mix of intrigue, inspiration, and the fascinating sights and sounds of America.