Bros' Keeper Critiqued; Spielberg vs Netflix; Love Death Robots-The Grind 6pm ET

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What's good, folks! We're back, live and direct for another broadcast adventure! Listen to a new installment of Afronerd Radio's Grindhouse podcast, airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. The topics up for grabs this week are: a recent Harvard Law alum in a NY Times op-ed took umbrage with former POTUS Barack Obama's timber with young Black boys via his Brother's Keeper initiative; legendary filmmaker, Steven Spielberg seeks to ban Netflix films from Oscar awards consideration; why do the trailers for Netflix' forthcoming Love Death + Robots anthology series look like a upgraded version of Heavy Metal from the 80s (we hope); sometimes a comic panel is just that....not the end of Marvel Comics (hopefully); finally getting back to the discussion of the future of black superhero movies; Netflix' OA returns courtesy of a S2 trailer; and then there's that latest Dark Phoenix trailer (trying hard to channel the MCU as the Disney/Fox merger finalizes); is the n-word used in Wakanda? (doubtful); more on Aquaman 2 being allegedly slated for a 2022 release and lastly, more news about the return of Universal's Dark Universe and DC's new opinion on NOT doing shared universe superhero films. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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