Afronerd Radio Discusses The Mid Week Goings On Wed @ 7pm!

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Greetings to our listenership! Check out the latest episode of the Mid Week in Review broadcast, courtesy of Afronerd Radio airing promptly this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Join Dburt and Captain Kirk as they utilize their stethoscopes to diagnose the following topical issues: our analysis of this year's 56th annual Grammy Awards; NY Daily News columnist, Stanley Crouch has some rather unflattering things to say about 12 Years a Slave and the new "guilt and suffering" Black cinematic themes; legendary actor/activist, Harry Belafonte has even more to say about Black entertainers and their lack of will to uplift and/or assist the AA community and lastly, in the world of video gaming, two offshoots of the Assassin's Creed franchise have Black protagonists. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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