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It's Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review show, folks! Pull up a seat (or smartphone "Tune In" app if your are walking/driving) this Wednesday at 7pm to listen to the (mid) weekly pop/pulp/political musings of Dburt and Captain Kirk. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. The topics to be analyzed for this broadcast are: the Kenyan shopping mall massacre...when will the terrorism and gun violence cease?; famed director, John Singleton weighs in on White directors that tell Black themed properties; actress Jenifer Lewis gave some rather profound advice to neophyte actors; a recent Motley Fool piece ponders a real life Avengers vs X-men cinematic battle from a financial perspective and lastly, time constraints notwithstanding, for our Anecdote segment, Dburt has a book recommendation entitled, Women Without Race: ‘Miss Anne in Harlem. See you all at 7pm!

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