Episode 25:  The Ballad of a Trump Fan, and the Little Mermaid Gets Dumped

Episode 25: The Ballad of a Trump Fan, and the Little Mermaid Gets Dumped

This week, we look into the lives and careers of two giants of soul—Aretha Franklin and the late James Brown. From the campaign trail, Michael Friedman’s musical ode to a South Carolinian Trump supporter, and Jesse Eisenberg, along with his sister Hallie, performs the humor piece “Why I Broke Up with the Little Mermaid.”

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