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CBS Sunday Morning 7/26 episode features Lauren Hutton and Corinne Bailey Rae

CBS News says the July 26, 2026 episode, hosted by Mo Rocca, covers rural aging, food safety, Lauren Hutton and more.

Georgia Hale

By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer

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CBS Sunday Morning 7/26 episode features Lauren Hutton and Corinne Bailey Rae
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CBS Sunday Morning 7/26 arrived with Mo Rocca in the host chair and a wide-open mix of stories, from rural aging and food safety to Lauren Hutton, Corinne Bailey Rae and, yes, worm grunting.

CBS News listed the July 26, 2026 broadcast as a full episode of “CBS Sunday Morning,” with a runtime of 1:02:00. The episode was also included among CBS News full episodes posted on the network’s video platform.

What is on CBS Sunday Morning 7/26?

According to CBS News, the episode features reporting and profiles across science, culture, food and the arts. The listed segments include aging in rural America, food safety concerns, supermodel and actress Lauren Hutton, singer Corinne Bailey Rae, artist Derrick Adams, worm grunting and how touch affects plants.

That is a very “Sunday Morning” slate: a little celebrity, a little science, a little Americana and one topic that sounds like it wandered in from a county fair with muddy boots.

Who hosts the July 26 episode?

CBS News says Mo Rocca hosted the July 26, 2026 edition. Rocca is named on the episode page as the host for the broadcast.

The episode sits within the “CBS Sunday Morning” collection on CBS News, which also lists the program as one of its video playlists. The page identifies “CBS Sunday Morning” as having more than 10,000 videos in its CBS News playlist listing.

The featured names and subjects

The people named by CBS News for the episode are Lauren Hutton, Corinne Bailey Rae and Derrick Adams.

  • Lauren Hutton is identified by CBS News as a supermodel and actress.
  • Corinne Bailey Rae is listed as a singer.
  • Derrick Adams is listed as an artist.

The non-celebrity subjects range from public-policy concerns to natural-world curiosities. CBS News says the broadcast includes a look at aging in rural America and a segment on compromises to food safety.

The episode also includes worm grunting, a practice named in the CBS News episode description, and a segment on the effect of touch on plants.

Where CBS News posted the episode

CBS News posted the episode on its video site under the title “7/26: Sunday Morning.” The same page also links to CBS News 24/7 and several local CBS News live streams, including feeds for Baltimore, the Bay Area, Boston, Chicago, Colorado, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, Minnesota, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Sacramento and Texas.

The full episode listing places “7/26: Sunday Morning” alongside other CBS News full episodes from the same period, including “7/26: Face The Nation,” “7/26: CBS Weekend News” and a July 26, 2026 episode of “60 Minutes.”

For viewers looking for the broadcast, CBS News lists the episode on its video page at cbsnews.com/video/072626-sunday-morning/.

This story draws on original reporting from CBS News.