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10/4: Sunday Morning

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10/4: Sunday Morning. (2026, October 4). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/100426-sunday-morning/

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Jane Pauley hosts an episode focusing on various topics including the negative effects of holding grudges, Aaron Sorkin discussing his work "The Social Reckoning," Alan Alda sharing how laughter helps him manage Parkinson’s disease, and Michael Lewis talking about his book "Blockers." The show also covers techniques for detecting deepfakes and features a segment on Ken Kesey's "Merry Pranksters" bus embarking on a new journey.
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Story summary

On October 4, the CBS News Sunday Morning featured segments covering various topics including advice from experts on mental health, such as why holding grudges is unhealthy, and interviews with notable personalities like Aaron Sorkin discussing his thoughts on social justice issues in his work titled "The Social Reckoning." The show also included Alan Alda's insights into managing Parkinson's disease through humor, Michael Lewis talking about his book "Blockers," and an examination of the technology behind detecting deepfakes. Additionally, there was coverage of Ken Kesey’s iconic "Merry Pranksters" bus embarking on a new journey.

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Featured: Why holding grudges can be unhealthy; Aaron Sorkin on "The Social Reckoning"; Alan Alda on fighting Parkinson's with laughter; Michael Lewis, author of "Blockers"; detecting deepfakes; and Ken Kesey's "Merry Pranksters" bus makes a new journey.
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Featured: Why holding grudges can be unhealthy; Aaron Sorkin on "The Social Reckoning"; Alan Alda on fighting Parkinson's with laughter; Michael Lewis, author of "Blockers"; detecting deepfakes; and Ken Kesey's "Merry Pranksters" bus makes a new journey. asserted
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