Afronerd Radio Presents The Mid Week in Review Show!

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It's The Mid Week in Review Show, folks! In an attempt to keep matters simple, join Captain Kirk and Dburt this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. The topics to be discussed are: Governor Romney's remarks during a private Boca Raton fundraiser has his campaign in a potential tailspin; Dburt's favorite rocker, Prince goes back to his natural roots (Afro style, that is) and some folks find it disturbing (?); Captain Kirk discovers that there might be mosquito sized tech that can take pictures and DNA-think miniaturized drone; more blunt racism stories on the political front (from Puerto Rico to FLOTUS to POTUS) and speaking of the President, will folks get the irony of famed musician, Randy Newman's (Short People) new jingle and video, entitled "I'm Dreaming (of a White President)." Call the hosts live at: 646-915-9620....

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