Black Widow; Kamala Drops Out; More Q & S; DC Fontana Passes-MWIR 7pm ET

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TIME CONSTRAINTS, PEOPLE! Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio’s Mid-Week in Review podcast airing tonight at 7pm eastern. Listen to your resident AFROnerdists unravel the following (mid) weekly mysteries: back to back spy thriller trailers for Black Widow and James Bond’s No Time to Die hit the cybernets within the last 24-48hrs and we give you are thoughts; there’s even more post Queen & Slim fallout to discuss; Senator Kamala Harris drops out of the Democratic presidential race (but what about a VP nod?); famed Star Trek scribe, DC Fontana passes at 80; what’s the real deal with Peloton’s latest indoor cycling ad?; so we’re going to get another Planet of the Apes movie…..courtesy of Disney; a white Slave Play attendee had a reaction to the play and she let the playwright know that she was triggered; and lastly, BLACK COMIC(S) ALERT: there’s two to look out for-Sydney Duncan’s Kill Whitey Donovan (Darkhorse) and The Banks from TKO Comics. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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