CBS News Sunday Morning

LEGENDS: ELTON JOHN & BRANDI CARLILE – Tracy Smith talks with Elton John and Brandi Carlile about their new album, their friendship and more. The duo is set to star in CBS' AN EVENING WITH ELTON JOHN AND BRANDI CARLILE on Sunday, April 6 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT).

RISKY BUSINESS – Ted Koppel reports on the growing public health concerns over online sports betting.

MARIA SHRIVER, POET – Lee Cowan catches up with Maria Shriver, who is now expressing herself through poetry.

SCREEN-TO-STAGE – Mo Rocca looks at the trend in movies making the move to Broadway – think: "Death Becomes Her."

NOW PLAYING? – Norah O'Donnell reports on changes underway at the Kennedy Center and what it means for the iconic cultural institution.

DOCTOR'S ORDERS – Dr. Jon LaPook reports that the arts, culture and connection can be good medicine – and some doctors are writing prescriptions for just that.

OPINION – Faith Salie circles back with some thoughts about corporate buzzwords. 

FLYING HIGH – Martha Teichner brings good news about whimbrel shorebirds.

SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS – Robert Costa sits down with Senator Bernie Sanders, who offers critiques of both parties and shares ideas on how we can make politics better.

IN CONVERSATION: JOSÉ ANDRÉS – Kelefa Sanneh catches up with chef José Andrés about food, family and feeding the world one meal at a time with World Central Kitchen.

THE BROTHERHOOD – David Martin reports on "Warfare," a new movie based on real-life experiences during the Iraq War.

PROFILE: RAMI MALEK – Seth Doane talks with Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek, known for the series "Mr. Robot" and for playing Queen's Freddie Mercury in "Bohemian Rhapsody." He's now appearing in the film "The Amateur."

FOOD FOR THOUGHT – David Pogue reports on how safe our food really is.

CURTAIN GOING UP: SMASH – Tracy Smith has the story of a new Broadway play, based on a television series about creating a new Broadway play.

WHY GREENLAND? – Holly Williams visits Greenland to explore why President Donald Trump has vowed to control the region.

CHEECH & CHONG – Tracy Smith catches up with the legendary comedy duo Cheech & Chong, who will never "retire" from being funny and have a new movie coming out.

AARP – Robert Costa goes behind the scenes at AARP to report on how the organization addresses the issues facing Americans as we grow older, including Drew Barrymore, who appears on a recent cover of AARP The Magazine.

401(k) – Kelefa Sanneh talks with 83-year-old Ted Benna, a man often called "the father of the 401(k)," who came up with the retirement savings plan more than 40 years ago.

SAFETY NET – David Pogue looks into the past, present, and – hopefully – the future of America's original financial safety net: Social Security.

BUCKET LIST – What is the one thing you just have to do when you retire? Susan Spencer meets some folks who are fulfilling their "bucket lists."

BANANA REPUBLIC – Conor Knighton heads to a special retirement home in Louisiana for chimpanzees.

GOING GLOBAL – Seth Doane travels to Portugal and the island of Malta, two places where more Americans are moving to live the good life in their golden years.

NEVER TOO YOUNG – Luke Burbank meets some younger folks working hard to retire early, following a plan called FIRE: Financial Independence, Retire Early.

LATITUDE MARGARITAVILLE – Martha Teichner spends some time in "Latitude Margaritaville" – a popular 55+ community inspired by the music and lifestyle of the late singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett.

FLYING HIGH – Lee Cowan visits and air force base in Arizona where "retired" WW2 aircraft are being lovingly restored and once again taking flight.

THE WEEK – Jo Ling Kent has the latest on the week's tariff turmoil, the stock market and what it might mean for your retirement plans.

RETIREMENT TIPS – Washington Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary offers some tips on saving for retirement in these tumultuous times.

POWER COUPLE – Faith Salie meets Amy Sherman-Paladino and Daniel Paladino, the creative couple behind TV shows including the "Gilmore Girls," "The Marvelous Ms. Maisel" and many more.

ON BROADWAY: DAVID HYDE PIERCE – Martha Teichner talks with actor David Hyde Pierce, now starring on Broadway in "Pirates! The Penzance Musical."

GOOD EGG – Seth Doane tells the story behind Cadbury, the legendary British chocolate company.

BIRDS OF A FEATHER – Conor Knighton travels to the Everglades to learn about conservation efforts to protect birds and end the plume trade in the fashion industry.

FOR THE AGES – Allison Aubrey visits "GenSpace," a pioneering new wellness center in Los Angeles designed to help people age better.

SHOT HEARD ‘ROUND THE WORLD – Mo Rocca looks back at a watershed moment in American history, "The Shot Heard ‘Round the World" that started the Revolutionary War 250 years ago this month.

ON DISPLAY: THE FRICK –Robert Costa tours the newly renovated Frick Collection in New York City and speaks with architect Annabelle Selldorf about the transformation of the 20th-century mansion.

DOGE IMPACT –Ted Koppel looks at the effects of the Trump administration's DOGE cuts on The United Stated Agency for International Aid – USAID – around the world.

COMMENTARY – Jim Gaffigan has some thoughts on retirement.