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The folk guitarist, part of the musical duo Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear, plays for correspondent Nancy Giles in this web exclusive - a little ditty titled "I Will Always Love You If I Can Afford It."
From the start of the National Geographic Bee's national finals in Washington, to Armed Forces Day: "Sunday Morning" looks at the week ahead. Charles Osgood reports.
Best wishes and welcomes to Mira Eastwood Mhatre, Vivian Cox and Cleo Mae Rothman. Charles Osgood reports.
Our mothers are always with us, no matter how long they've been gone. "Unforgettable" is the title of a book contributor Scott Simon, of National Public Radio, has written about his mother.
Before her son, David, died of cancer at age 22, Barbara Saltzman promised him that the children's book he wrote would not die with him, and that it would be shared with other children with cancer. It wasn't an easy promise to keep, but Barbara wouldn't take no for an answer. Tracy Smith reports.
The actress who made quite an impression with a run on the beach a few decades ago in the film "10" returns to the screen in the SyFy Channel's hit TV-movie series, "Sharknado 3." Ben Tracy catches up with the actress who is still quite a 10.
When Carla Wilson found out she had terminal cancer and that treatment would merely prolong her life, this divorced mother of four was understandably depressed and ready to give up. Until one day her youngest daughter, Robyn, suggested an unconventional treatment - not to cure the cancer, just the attitude. Steve Hartman reports.
Lesa France Kennedy knows a lot of drivers at the Daytona International Speedway in Florida, but it would be safe to say that her son, Ben, is her favorite. For Ben Kennedy and his mother (who is CEO of International Speedway Corporation as well as the NASCAR vice chairperson), the speedway is home. Michelle Miller reports on the story of NASCAR's first family.
Following the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, the president's remains made what was probably the most extraordinary train journey in American history, home to Springfield, Illinois. Robert Reed wrote about the 1,700-mile train ride witnessed by millions, and which was commemorated on its 150th anniversary with a special recreation, as Martha Teichner reports.
On May 10, 1977, Joan Crawford died of a heart attack in New York City. The following year, her relationship with her daughter became the subject of Christina Crawford's tell-all, "Mommie Dearest." Charles Osgood reports.
