Grindhouse Con't; Morbius Trailer; Steven King's "Diversity"; Widow-MWIR 7pm ET

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We’re black for more! Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio’s Mid-Week in Review podcast airing this Wednesday at 7pm eastern. Your favorite AFROnerdists will be waxing about the following topics: per usual, we will pick up where we left off from our last Grindhouse podcast; Sony’s Morbius trailer finally makes it to the cyberwebs; another a slightly more fleshed out Black Widow trailer also premiered; maybe DC/CW finally figured out this geek world, huh? Impressions of the Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover finale; legendary author, Steven King has some rather controversial thoughts about diversity in art; hmmm….a streaming service targeting African-Americans from FOX? Introducing FOX Soul; more Green Lantern news via Green Lantern: Legacy; And lastly, thoughts about the Meghan and Harry move (from the Royals). Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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