Afropunk Review; Gregory & Lewis Deaths; Post Mayweather Fight-MWIR 7:30pm ET

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Time is of the essence, people! Unfortunately, we have another "hit and run" podcast this week but rest assured, it will be as informative as ever! Join Dburt and Capt. Kirk for a new installment of the Mid Week in Review, airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm eastern. The topics up for grabs this week are: Dburt gives his first impressions regarding the 2017 Afropunk festival as well as addressing concerns that the famed musical event has become more corprate and less punk; picking up from what we neglected to cover last show-discussing the deaths of two comedic icons-Dick Gregory and Jerry Lewis; the talk of the town: was it a good fight or over hyped-The Mayweather-McGregor fight this past weekend; actor/NFL icon, Jim Brown weighs in on Colin Kaepernick and lastly, Dburt theorizes that the recent Jackie Kennedy-esque Kim Kardashian Interview magazine cover explains exactly how one ends up with having a Donald Trump in office. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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