Summary: There are few people who have such a huge impact on music, culture, and the world as did the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, and we just lost her. She died at age 76 surrounded by family in Detroit from pancreatic cancer. With her impassioned gospel rooted voice she leaves behind a huge catalogue of classic songs that spans many genres. Mo’Kelly, Los Angeles radio host and music industry veteran, joins us to discuss her legacy. Next, the bill for President Trump’s big military parade keeps growing. The price has just gone up 80 million, to a total of $92 million. Inspired by a military parade he saw in France, it is expected to have tanks, helicopters, fighter jets, and more! Amanda Macias, National Security reporter for CNBC, joins us for why the price tag is so high and what else to expect. Finally, a popular club drug is being used in more studies to treat PTSD. Although it still has a negative perception as a party drug, researchers are finding out that MDMA helps break down the barriers needed for PTSD victims to process their emotions in better ways. Thor Benson, reporter for The Daily Beast tells us the story of one veteran who says MDMA saved his life.
