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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
60 Minutes makes complex infrastructure and technical evidence legible by tracing their consequences through institutions, records, and affected people.
60 Minutes treats technology as a system with consequences, following the machinery, institutions, and evidence behind events rather than chasing devices or product news.
California's unfinished train gets the financing question you wish every megaproject faced.
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60 Minutes moves from papal candor to trucking danger, tracing how strained institutions shape public consequences.
60 Minutes frames institutions as places where public pressure shows first. Pope Leo XIV's calm, careful style sits beside his sharper opposition to certain policies of the American president, with church leaders describing a level of candor that caught the program's attention.
A wide-ranging hour on medical need, delayed rail ambitions, New Orleans tradition, and faith's public role.
60 Minutes begins at a free clinic where parking fills days early and patients sleep in cars for a chance at care, placing real medical need beside the compassion trying to meet it.
A varied hour moves from alliance strain and Greenland's future to the sold-out spectacle of Banana Ball.
The episode tracks power under pressure, first through a strained alliance and then through Greenland's insistence on shaping its own future, before swerving into Banana Ball's staged mayhem.
Urgent reporting ties Gaza, deportation records, and bourbon barrels to the human weight of institutions.
60 Minutes shapes this single hour around systems under strain and the people caught inside them: collapsing hospitals in Gaza, Israeli hostages still held captive, Venezuelan men sent to a notorious Salvadoran prison, and the old, exacting work of making oak barrels for…
A wide-ranging 60 Minutes report traces pressure points in war, public information, and hazardous modern debris.
This single-episode review follows systems under pressure, moving from recently released Israeli hostages urging President Trump to help stop the war and bring hostages home, to Voice of America shifting from daily news into looped music, and then to the dangerous synthetic…
A disciplined institutional hour that moves from diplomacy to DOJ conflict to art without losing its footing.
This 60 Minutes hour gives the night a firm institutional feel: Israel-Hamas talks, the Justice Department fight over Erez Reuveni, and Amy Sherald's place in contemporary American art.
A Times host interviews the paper's own reporters on the day's biggest story.
Outline writers unpack their own published stories, one essay-driven conversation at a time.
This episode of 60 Minutes investigates U.S.
This episode of 60 Minutes investigates high-stakes negotiations between Israel and Hamas led by Trump's dealmakers Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, explores whistleblower claims of ethical violations in the Trump Justice Department by former attorney Erez Reuveni, and profiles artist Amy Sherald's groundbreaking work and challenges with censorship.
A news magazine episode covering Pope Leo XIV's outspokenness, a trucking safety investigation, the disappearance of great white sharks, and an interview with Google's CEO.
This episode of 60 Minutes covers a free clinic for the uninsured, the failure of California's high-speed rail project, the tradition of Mardi Gras Indians, and an interview with evangelist Franklin Graham.
This episode of 60 Minutes features an interview with the president of Ukraine and a report on President Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland.
This episode covers the Gaza war crisis, a U.S.
["Released Israeli hostages Yardan Bibas, Keith Siegel, Aviva Siegel, and Tal Shoham describe tunnels, starvation, and abuse while urging President Trump to press for another ceasefire and the release of 24 remaining hostages.", "Voice of America journalists Steve Herman and Patsy Widakuswara say the broadcaster began in 1942, served 360 million weekly listeners in 49 languages, and was abruptly silenced after the Trump administration suspended 1,300 staff.", "After more than 11,000 homes and 37,000 acres burned in Los Angeles, the report follows Lynn McIntyre's spared Pacific Palisades house and Matthew Craig's fire-damaged home, where tests found arsenic, lead, asbestos, and ash.", "EPA crews and the Army Corps of Engineers describe removing about 600 electric vehicles and other hazardous waste, with damaged lithium-ion batteries treated as unstable enough to require live-grenade precautions."]
Mark Desire uses liquid nitrogen and a cryogenic grinder to recover DNA from 9/11 bone fragments as small as a Tic Tac.
60 Minutes goes behind the scenes of Saturday Night Live, following the cast and crew through a week of creating the show from scratch.
Florida homeowners say insurers altered Hurricane Ian damage reports, including one estimate cut from $231,368.57 to $15,469.48.
This episode of 60 Minutes covers stories on PTSD in veterans, NVIDIA's AI technology, and the Red Hill fuel storage contamination affecting military families.
This episode of 60 Minutes features segments on Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo's trade policies and an investigation into Nazi concentration camps on the British island of Alderney.
60 Minutes reports on a major ransomware attack in Las Vegas involving English-speaking and Russian hackers, with additional segments on Salman Rushdie and the Tasmanian tiger.
A news magazine episode covering the scope of mine threats in Ukraine, an AI therapy app, and the theft of Yogi Berra's World Series rings.
A Ukrainian bereavement camp led by Nathan Schmidt uses six days of Alpine climbing to help 13 widows and 20 children confront grief.