Afronerd Interviews noted Journalist/Author, Rolonda Watts

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Salutations to our loyal listenership! AGAIN, this Wednesday's 7pm broadcast is NOT the one to miss! Join Captain Kirk and Dburt as they welcome noted journalist, author, actress and entrepreneur, Rolonda Watts to Afronerd Studios. Ms. Watts will not only be discussing her illustrious career in the media industry but also the issue of African American publishers becoming more diverse with their covers. And that's just the first part of our broadcast! For the remainder of the broadcast, your "Podcast Avengers" will discuss the latest in news, pop culture and politics for the (mid) week. Feel free to call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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