Our Mid Week in Review Show-POTUS Edition 2nite @7pm!

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Greetings and Good Tidings to our ever expanding listenership and loyal supporters! Well, you all know what we are going to talk about, so we aim not to disappoint! Join your "Podcast Avengers," Dburt and Captain Kirk this evening along with our favorite political correspondent-journalist/author, Norman Kelley (The Head Negro in Charge Syndrome; Rhythm and Business) to discuss last night election results (if you haven't guessed, Mr. Obama Goes to Washington...AGAIN). If time permits, we will try to also discuss some of the current event laden issues that were left on the table per the last episode. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620!

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