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The legend of Thousand Island dressing

Martha Teichner travels to the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River, between northern New York state and Canada, in search of the complicated and controversial history of Thousand Island salad dressing.

"On the Town" with the king of cocktails

Dale DeGroff, aka the King of Cocktails, is partly responsible for bringing America into the world of finely crafted cocktails. Seth Doane first met him when "Sunday Morning" celebrated the cocktail renaissance, and now, the cocktail king has blended a collection of saloon songs and well turned recipes into a barroom treat called "On The Town."

Video: Appalachia, where gov't mandates quiet

If you're the sort of person who gets tired of incessant cell phone chatter and texting, there is a place for you: The National Radio Quiet Zone in Appalachia - 13,000 sq. miles where cell phones and WiFi are strictly forbidden, to prevent interference for radio telescopes.

When Napoleon ruled Elba

The French emperor Napoleon was exiled to a tiny island off the coast of Italy, and during his time there he helped modernize it. Mo Rocca reports on how Napoleon wound up on Elba - and how he plotted his escape.

Nature: Giant manta rays in Mexico

This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you off shore at Mexico's San Benedicto Island.

Fort Jefferson - Island Excursion

Garden Key in Florida's Dry Tortugas would be pretty unremarkable if it weren't for Fort Jefferson. Mo Rocca visits the 19th century military installation complete with 45-foot walls and a moat.

Rum: THE island spirit of choice

Derived from sugar cane in the Caribbean, rum has become a major export - the spirit of choice for the islands, and for many land-locked Americans. Seth Doane reports on the history of rum and how it's made.

Japan's ghost island

It's not an Island you can confuse as a vacation destination; it's a "ghost island" off the coast of Japan, a relic of an industrial way of life gone by. Correspondent Lucy Craft gives us a tour.

The center of the home: The kitchen island

Often thought of as the center of the home, the kitchen island is a recent invention that is now a feature in about 50 percent of new homes. Nancy Giles reports.

The lost island city of Atlantis

Most people know the legend, but did the lost city of Atlantis really exist? Mo Rocca looks for evidence.

Ed Koch: Island boy

Ed Koch was the mayor of New York City from 1978-1989. And though he is no longer in office, his love for the city is still apparent. Rita Braver reports.

Say it in a whistle

On La Gomera in the Canary Islands, people can say anything with a whistle. The ancient whistling communication was invented centuries ago - and it works in any language. Correspondent Tracy Smith takes a whistle stop tour.

A working Island

Not every island is a vacation paradise. Correspondent Lee Cowan visits a man-made island - a Gulf of Mexico oil drilling platform - where crews rough it around the clock.

A Roosevelt retreat

This small Canadian fishing island has the distinction of having once been the summer home of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. Today, the Roosevelt Campobello International Park occupies the nearly 3,000 acres of the former Roosevelt estate and is a unique example of cooperation between the U.S. and Canada. Serena Altschul reports.

Mother sea otters and their pups

"Sunday Morning"'s moment of nature takes you where mother sea otters are tending to their pups, in Morro Bay, Calif.

When mom is gone on Mother's Day

You don't have to be a Mom yourself to appreciate what mothers do - or to feel the loss of a mother when that time comes. "Sunday Morning" contributor Nancy Giles shares the love for her late mom.

Venice's gift and curse

Tourists flock to Venice's Piazza San Marco to feed the pigeons. But the government has been trying to keep the bird population down, to no avail. Seth Doane reports.

Who is Alex Trebek?

The answer is: Host of one of television's longest-running, most successful game shows - and a man whom most don't know much about besides his day job. Susan Spencer quizzes Alex Trebek.

Joplin, Mo.: One year after disaster

Ruben Carter didn't consider himself the heroic type. But after saving 24 lives during the tornado that devastated his Missouri town one year ago, he was inspired to turn his own life around. Lee Cowan reports.