Episode list

Jennifer Aniston; President Theodore Roosevelt; author Jeff Kinney; Broadway's "Pippin".

A profile of Patricia Arquette; an examination of why men and women spend billions on fantasy football; a report on the company that makes the large video screens used in stadiums; a look at pizza boxes that are considered to be art.

David Axelrod; LL Cool J; tattoos; Henry Diltz; Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil; J.K. Simmons (Terminator Genisys (2015)).

"Love Matters" is the theme, including an interview w/ John Legend; visits with couples who met early, split up and found love together later in life; a profile of relationship expert Dan Savage; a report on wedding photography.

Movie props; Helen Mirren; Marko A. Costanzo; the evolution of high heels; David Edelstein.

Steve Fuller, winter caretaker of Yellowstone National Park; Kelly Clarkson; Anne Sinclair.

'Bill Plante' interviews President Barack Obama in Selma, Ala. Also: a profile of playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda; an interview with photographer Francis Brunelle who discusses his doppelganger photos; a conversation with Carl Reiner.

A report on people who find incredible success later in life; an interview with former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly; an interview with Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana.

Astronaut Scott Kelly discusses his upcoming year-long space mission; Jon Hamm, Matthew Weiner and Jessica Paré talk about the final season of Mad Men (2007). Also: musician Bela Fleck and his wife Abigail Washburn; the World Ice Art Championships.

Producer Brian Grazer; actor Jon Cryer; legally blind artist Jeff Hanson. Also: Frank Sinatra's children discuss their father's legacy; Seth Doane takes a trip on the luxurious "Maharajas Express" in India.

Story behind a beloved new hymn; a profile of a doctor who's led fights against HIV and Ebola; interview with Candice Bergen; a look at how humans grieve the loss of pets; popularity of lacrosse; legacy of a man who puts up crosses.

Anthony Mason anchors the Money edition. Included: Jeremy Piven; naming new products; the design of the U.S. quarter; future of the penny; Shinola products; a floating marketplace in Vietnam; activity tracks; single-serve coffee machines.

Russell Crowe (The Water Diviner (2014)); Kate Mulgrew (Drawing Home (2016)); NBA's Russell Westbrook. Also: a report on atheism; a look at the Northern Lights (aka "aurora borealis"), high above Alaska.

A profile of actress Helen Hunt; an interview with author 'Janis Heaphy Durham' ("The Hand on the Mirror"), who discusses seeing unusual signs from her late husband; a report on how computer terrorists are breaking into systems around the world.

The 10th anniversary of YouTube; a conversation with Queen Latifah; a profile of the band, Alabama Shakes; a look at the work of artist Johannes Stoetter; an interview with General Motors CEO Mary Barra.

A tour of the Whitney Museum in New York City; a chat with beloved TV moms about the changing role of motherhood; an interview with Lesa France Kennedy, vice-chairperson of NASCAR; the story behind the children's book, "The Jester Has Lost His Jingle".

Jane Pauley interviews David Letterman; Rita Braver profiles author Judy Blume; Norah O'Donnell tours the new Whitney Museum in New York City; Lee Cowan reports on what Los Angeles is doing to lure TV and film producers back to working in Hollywood.

An interview with U2; a profile of actor Bill Nighy; a conversation with actor Keanu Reeves. Also: Mo Rocca explores Provincetown, Mass., a popular summer getaway and one of America's oldest art colonies.

A "By Design" edition from Auldbrass Plantation in Yemassee, S.C. Included: an interview with Jerry Seinfeld; a look at Shaker Furniture; an examination of challenges faced by Charleston, S.C. and Savannah, Ga.

Interviews with Ben Vereen, artist Teresita de Jesús Alejandro Fernández and songwriter John Kander; a discussion with the parents of Tyler Clementi, a college student who committed suicide after being bullied. Also: Doctors in Haiti try to separate conjoined twins.

A profile of DJ and record producer Mark Ronson; interviews with comedian couple Megan Mullaly and Nick Offerman; a visit with author George Saunders. Also: a report on the growing attention placed on the millennial generation.

A profile of Pat Boone; an interview with country group Little Big Town; a report on the impact the Family and Medical Leave Act has on parents; a look at a show where the performers are cats; a visit to floating markets on the Mekong Delta in South Vietnam.

A report on the training procedures used by the Secret Service; an interview with actress Amy Schumer; a look at the world of stamp collecting; a visit to Pie Town, N.M.

Lee Cowan anchors the annual "Sunday at the Shore" edition from the famed Grey Gardens estate in East Hampton, N.Y. Included: a profile of singer Alan Jackson; a treasure hunt in the Rocky Mountains.

A profile of The Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson; an appreciation of British artist J.M.W. Turner; an interview with comedy duo Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele; a report on a baseball league for blind players.

An interview with singer-songwriter John Legend; visits with couples who met early, split up and found love together later in life; a profile of relationship expert Dan Savage; a report on wedding photography.

An interview with Carl Reiner; profiles of husband-and-wife comic actors Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman; a conversation with artist Roger Rowley; a report on summer camps for adults; a look at convertibles.

Jon Stewart (The Daily Show (1996)); singer/songwriter Jason Isbell. Also: a profile of a man who collects pizza boxes as art; a report on the Fair Food Program's work to help migrant farm workers; a visit to Georgia's "Old Car City USA".

An interview with Edward Burns and his wife, Christy Turlington; the appeal of wood boats; a profile of Sam Smith; kids involved with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and people who make their dreams come true.

An interview with former Vice-President Dick Cheney and his daughter, Liz Cheney; a profile of actor and The Late Late Show with James Corden (2015) host James Corden; a look at New Orleans, 10 years after Hurricane Katrina; a cruise on elegant wooden boats of a bygone era.

A profile of legendary rocker Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders; an interview with Stephen Colbert; a profile of artist José Ángel Paría; an exploration of whether the American dream is still within reach for some people; a report on business casual attire.

An interview with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer; a profile of dancer and choreographer Meredith Monk; a visit with the band, Duran Duran; a report on athletes going broke.

A report on accusations made against Bill Cosby; a preview of Pope Francis' visit to the U.S. Also: musician Don Henley; documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney (Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine (2015); actor and playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda.

A profile of Julianna Margulies; an interview with former Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke; a report on the generation known as "Millennials'; a preview of new museum exhibits; a look at the new TV season.

An interview with billionaire Charles G. Koch; an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw; author Bob Woodward discusses new disclosures linked to the Nixon White House; a preview of fall movies; a report on the invasion of lionfish to U.S. waters.

Author Erica Jong; singer-songwriter Elvis Costello; "Dogist" photographer Elias Weiss Friedman. Also: a report on the growing drone craze; a visit to a rodeo where the participants are prisoners.

Harry Connick Jr.; John Cleese; Thi Kim Phuc Phan, the subject of an iconic photo from the Vietnam War; the legend of Jack the Ripper; the artwork of 19th century portrait artist John Singer Sargent; Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

Chip Reid discusses dangers facing the country's electrical grid; Gloria Estefan talks about her life and the musical, "Get on Your Feet". Also: a watchmaking school started by Swiss brand Patek Philippe; a man who's walked every New York City street.

A profile of actress Jennifer Connelly ; a visit on the campaign trail with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.); an interview with aerial photographer Vincent Laforet. Also: a report on a program that uses boxing to battle Parkinson's disease.

Gov. Sarah Palin; Sylvester Stallone; Jennifer Hudson; National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore. Also: a report on the 100th anniversary of the King Features Syndicate.

A food-themed episode includes: "Clifton's Cafeteria" in Los Angeles; chef Marcus Samuelsson; Cloris Leachman; homes built around farms; the circuitous path bananas travel; art made with coffee and tea; the science behind why people like certain foods; salt and pepper shaker collectors.

People who go missing; Carey Mulligan; David Remnick; "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland".

An interview with actress Brie Larson (Room (2015) and Trainwreck (2015)); a report on the 1990 theft of masterpieces from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston; a celebration of Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday; a look at an exhibit of violins, once owned by Holocaust victims.

Will Smith (Concussion (2015)); composer Andrew Lloyd Webber; author Michael Lewis ("The Big Short"). Also: a look at the significance of body language; a sampling of Kringle. a Danish pastry made in Wisconsin; a performance by the Oxford University Choir.

Andrea Bocelli; designer David Rockwell; chef Bobby Flay cooks a Christmas goose. Also: a look at the Broadway musical, "Shuffle Along"; tips on making small talk; a trip to London, to see what inspired Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" .