Afronerd Welcomes Sportswriter, Phil Mushnick to the Show!

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Once again, Afronerd Radio promises another informative and fiery broadcast that is not the one to miss! Mark your clock and calendars for Wednesday, May 30th when veteran NY Post sports columnist, Phil Mushnick stops by the Afronerd Radio show. Mr. Mushnick bears the distinction of being in the employ The Post since 1973. He undoubtedly will discuss New York metro sports, his triumphs and recent controversies over his four decade career. And that's just the entree! We still have the show's "main course," the segment entitled The Mid Week in Review, when Dburt and Captain Kirk discuss the (mid) week's current event laden stories.

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