Happy Hump Day! Afronerd's Mid Week Show @7pm!

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Salutations, folks! Pull up a seat and listen to our Mid Week in Review broadcast this Wwednesday at 7pm! The topics to be discussed are: Numero magazine highlights the symbolism of the "African Queen" by using a White model in blackface makeup; an Australian billionaire plans to make a replica of the Titanic for business purposes; is it "ok" for a HS teacher to produce an all White version of the Wiz (without any Black student body participation); more Playstation 4 news-could this be Sony's final foray with the video game console concept? and lastly, a discussion of any additional and/or lingering Oscar award, racial, tech stories that the Podcast Avengers might have overlooked this past week. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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