EPISODE · Aug 7, 2013 · 1H 6M
It's a Hump Day Thing! Afronerd Radio & The Mid Week @7pm!
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Is it that time, already? That time being the Mid Week in Review edition of Afronerd Radio airing this Wednesday at 7pm sharp. Join your hosts, Dburt and Captain Kirk as they provide a synopses (with cogent opinions) of the (mid) week's current happenings. The topics for this week's colloquium are: another person of color speaks truthfully about the Trayvon Martin tragedy-enter actor, Romany Malco; Dburt listens to The Champs broadcast featuring Dave Chappelle's silent partner, Neal Brennan and is disturbed by a recent guest; since our listeners appear to dig our Blue Area segment, let's try out another one entitled, "The Anecdote" when we wax about anecdotal info (i.e. the passing of Jazz-Funk legend, George Duke, Russell Simmons has a "Harlem Shadow," Google invests in a 300K hamburger, Dburt revisits the PBS doc, Slavery by Another Name) and lastly, speaking of a Blue Area moment, MSNBC highlights two disadvantaged Mississippian young men of color who both matriculated to the Ivy League! Again, not the show to miss! Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. Excelsior!
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Is it that time, already? That time being the Mid Week in Review edition of Afronerd Radio airing this Wednesday at 7pm sharp. Join your hosts, Dburt and Captain Kirk as they provide a synopses (with cogent opinions) of the (mid) week's current happenings. The topics for this week's colloquium are: another person of color speaks truthfully about the Trayvon Martin tragedy-enter actor, Romany Malco; Dburt listens to The Champs broadcast featuring Dave Chappelle's silent partner, Neal Brennan and is disturbed by a recent guest; since our listeners appear to dig our Blue Area segment, let's try out another one entitled, "The Anecdote" when we wax about anecdotal info (i.e. the passing of Jazz-Funk legend, George Duke, Russell Simmons has a "Harlem Shadow," Google invests in a 300K hamburger, Dburt revisits the PBS doc, Slavery by Another Name) and lastly, speaking of a Blue Area moment, MSNBC highlights two disadvantaged Mississippian young men of color who both matriculated to the Ivy League! Again, not the show to miss! Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. Excelsior!
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