Afronerd Meets Afropunk! Interview w/Jocelyn Cooper & Matthew Morgan, Wed @8pm

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Happy Holidays, folks! And perhaps in keeping with this gift giving season, we have a special treat for our listeners. During this Wednesday'sMid Week in Review (special time, 8pm eastern) broadcast, Afronerd literally meets and greets the great folks at Afropunk! Don't forget to set your clocks and mark your calendars as we welcome the creative/managing/organizing team, Jocelyn Cooper and Matthew Morgan, who are responsible for one of New York City's premiere musical events! Our listeners are keenly aware that we have been active promoters of Urban Alternative music for years, so THIS is not the show to miss! Call in live at 646-915-9620! Be Square, Be There and be PUNK!

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