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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2018 · 2H 7M

Brazil/China Panther Aftermath; DeVos Follies; TX Bombings-MWIR @7pm ET

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Hey, folks!  Getting right back into the fold-it's the Mid Week in Review, engineered by Afronerd Radio and airing this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they discuss this (mid) week's hot topics:  thoughts about the fallout concerning an unaired episode of Black-ish addressing the NFL anthem protest controversy; noted theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking passes at the age of 76; according to AtlantaBlackStar.com, many Black Brazilians are being inspired to pursue a self-sufficiency Black money movement (what did Dburt say about mythology being a motivating factor) after having viewed Marvel's Black Panther;  more on Chinese reactions to Black Panther-one Quartz article alleges some veiled racism and other think pieces/Youtube interviews assert robust adulation and respect (hey I thought only in America do you have divergent opinions!); our impressions of Education Secretary disastrous Betsy DeVos' 60 minutes interview; horrible unibomber-esque bombings are occurring in Texas with possible ethnic ovetones; legendary hip hop artist, Nas deconstructs what a rapper can invest in (it doesn't hurt to have your own VC firm as well); the Trump administration is proposing to arm school personnel as a response to the uptick in mass school shooting; "Flavor in Your Ear" rap artist, Craig Mac passes at 46; And lastly, in further evidence that the worst thing to be is an inventor or originator of a culture, a recent Daily Beast piece paints a scary financial picture regarding pulp icon, Stan Lee.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

Hey, folks!  Getting right back into the fold-it's the Mid Week in Review, engineered by Afronerd Radio and airing this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they discuss this (mid) week's hot topics:  thoughts about the fallout concerning an unaired episode of Black-ish addressing the NFL anthem protest controversy; noted theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking passes at the age of 76; according to AtlantaBlackStar.com, many Black Brazilians are being inspired to pursue a self-sufficiency Black money movement (what did Dburt say about mythology being a motivating factor) after having viewed Marvel's Black Panther;  more on Chinese reactions to Black Panther-one Quartz article alleges some veiled racism and other think pieces/Youtube interviews assert robust adulation and respect (hey I thought only in America do you have divergent opinions!); our impressions of Education Secretary disastrous Betsy DeVos' 60 minutes interview; horrible unibomber-esque bombings are occurring in Texas with possible ethnic ovetones; legendary hip hop artist, Nas deconstructs what a rapper can invest in (it doesn't hurt to have your own VC firm as well); the Trump administration is proposing to arm school personnel as a response to the uptick in mass school shooting; "Flavor in Your Ear" rap artist, Craig Mac passes at 46; And lastly, in further evidence that the worst thing to be is an inventor or originator of a culture, a recent Daily Beast piece paints a scary financial picture regarding pulp icon, Stan Lee.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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