New Years Eve @The Grindhouse w/End of Year Commentary, Sat@6pm ET

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Happy New Year's, citizens! AGAIN, let's make this description straight with no chaser! Pull up a seat and enjoy a hot toddy as you listen to the last Grindhouse @AfronerdRadio podcast for 2016. Join your favorite podcast Eternals (Dburt, the "Uncanny" Daryll B., Claire Lanay and Capt. Kirk) as they wrap up this years highs and lows in the worlds of Blerdom, Nerds of Color and general geek culture (i.e movies, games, TV bing culture, pop/pulp/political, etc) and our expectations for 2017. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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