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Veteran journalist Jane Pauley hosted the latest edition of the long-running program "CBS Sunday Morning" in New York City on February 8, delivering a diverse slate of human interest stories and cultural deep-dives designed to inform and entertain the national weekend audience. The broadcast served as a curated exploration of Americana, ranging from the scientific underpinnings of human behavior to the intense physical and mental demands of professional sports. From the network's Manhattan headquarters, the program continued its tradition of slow-form journalism, prioritizing storytelling and historical context over the rapid-fire headlines typically found in daily news cycles. Central to the episode was a multidisciplinary look at philematology, the art and science of kissing, which analyzed why this specific human gesture holds such profound biological and social significance. Transitioning from the laboratory to the gridiron, the show also featured an analytical segments on the role of the quarterback in American football. Experts and athletes discussed the unique pressures associated with the position, framing it as one of the most intellectually taxing and physically punishing leadership roles in modern competitive sports. In addition to these thematic explorations, the program provided viewers with an exclusive look at two distinct pillars of celebrity and culture. The broadcast went behind the scenes of the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show to document the rigorous standards of canine competition and the devotion of their handlers. The episode concluded with a high-profile interview with Don Henley, the founding member of the Eagles, who reflected on his band’s legendary career, the evolution of the rock industry, and the personal experiences that shaped some of the most influential music in the American songbook.