Revisiting ‘Sunday Morning’: A Deep Dive into Design and Culture

POLICY WIRE — New York, USA — This week, ‘Sunday Morning’ presents a rebroadcast of its annual design-focused edition, ‘By Design,’ hosted by Jane Pauley.

Pauley begins by showcasing Philadelphia, a city rich in history and style, highlighting its enduring quest for better living over the past 250 years.

The show delves into Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), small secondary homes often located in backyards, and their increasing importance in providing housing solutions in wildfire-affected areas.

Jane Pauley also tours Ardrossan, a 750-acre Georgian-style estate on Philadelphia’s Main Line, offering a glimpse into Gilded Age opulence.

Correspondent David Pogue interviews Lily Hevesh, known for her intricate domino art, discussing the patience and skill required to create and topple thousands of dominoes.

Mo Rocca explores the glamour and tradition of chandeliers, explaining their role as decorative focal points in any room.

Frankie Olivieri, owner of Pat’s King of Steaks, shares the secrets behind Philadelphia’s iconic cheesesteaks with Susan Spencer.

Robert Costa and Michael Lewis tour the works of Philadelphia architect Frank Furness, whose bold designs broke away from Victorian norms.

Alina Cho interviews Louis Vuitton’s artistic director, Nicolas Ghesquière, about the brand’s future and upcoming collaborations.

Jim Axelrod reports on Longwood Gardens, a 1,700-acre oasis created by Pierre S. du Pont, emphasizing its mission of joy and inspiration through nature.

Susan Spencer examines the appeal of Philadelphia’s soft pretzels and the history of adobe construction with Conor Knighton.

Lee Cowan pays tribute to the late Dolly Parton, reflecting on her influential career in country music.

Seth Doane highlights Marimekko, the Finnish company known for its bold graphic designs.

Beau Neidhardt demonstrates the art of making a proper Philadelphia hoagie for Susan Spencer.

Martha Teichner explores the Osher Map Library, home to half a million rare maps, and discusses the enduring relevance of cartography.

The show concludes with a visit to Chanticleer Garden, offering a serene escape just outside Philadelphia.

Jon Favreau discusses the importance of father-son relationships in ‘Star Wars’ and his directing style with Tracy Smith.

The broadcast also features archived segments on Yayoi Kusama and Tim Curry, offering insights into their lives and careers.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)