Fans of the Athens-birthed band Widespread Panic will want to tune into this week’s edition of “CBS Sunday Morning” at 9 a.m. on CBS46.

Widespread Panic singer and guitarist John Bell

That’s when the act and its co-founder John Bell will be featured in a 10-minute package on summer music festivals as the network commemorates the 40th anniversary this month of Woodstock.

“It’s been a real kick to have them filming,” Bell told us recently over beverages at Caribou Coffee in Midtown. “I watch and enjoy the program so when they called, I was happy to participate.”

Over the past few months, CBS camera crews have shot footage of the band as it jams at various summer festivals. Plus, JB was thrilled that cameras also captured the work being done at Cedar Heights, the wellness center he co-founded in Clarkesville with his wife Laura, a licensed counselor at the facility.

“At first, it was just about finding and restoring this old house where Laura could practice,” Bell explains. “But now we offer everything from energy enhancement services, therapy, yoga, meditation, nutrition and many of the holistic endeavors we feel strongly about. It’s come together kind of like writing a song. It’s grown into its own organism.”

Bell says he and the members of Panic are too busy creating positive energy onstage to think much about the band’s impressive 22-year legacy and its ever-growing legion of global fans.

“We honestly don’t talk too much about all that,” says JB. “We just enjoy focus on the creativity and performing for the fans. We’re very grateful for them. They’re the reason we can still do this 20 years later. I don’t ever take that for granted.”