As Always, Wed is Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review Show!

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Enough with the verbosity this time! Join Capt. Kirk and Dburt tonight as they shed light on the following issues: more on the Aurora tragedy-religious leaders (zealots?) and gun supporters speak; more celebrity/business icons are dying (Sherman Hemsley, Sylvia Woods, Ernest Borgnine, Andy Griffith, Sally Ride, Chad Everett ); sometimes "junk" removal can be a horrible thing-just ask Mr. Fei Lin; is the destruction of Timbuktu further evidence that African culture is under assault and lastly, Dburt highlights another Kickstarter campaign regarding a comic book with a Black female lead entitled, Halloween Eve. See you all at 7pm sharp!

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