Brexit w/Eggs (on Face) & Begging; BET Prince Tribute & More-MWIR @7:30pm Wed

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It's the Mid Week in Review (MWIR) podcast, citizens! Check out our latest episode powered by the Afronerd Machine, this Wednesday at 7:30pm. Join your hosts, Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they unravel the following (mid) week newsworthy stories: more on Brexit and the possible repercussions (Frexit, Italeave, etc); BET's highly anticipated Prince tribute balanced class, excellence, protest and "ratchetry" with mixed results. And then there's Mr. Jesse Williams' eloquent speech; and in disturbing news, Kanye West's Famous grainy video hits the cyberwebs further reminding music buffs that artists like Prince are few and far between; Dburt speaks briefly on the Kyrie Irving nontroversy; the suicide bomber attack at one of the busiest airports in the world-Istanbul, Turkey. And lastly, Dburt ponders are minorities being subversely used in propagandized experiments vs the mainstream (aka Whites?). Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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