Pastor Jomo Johnson on Meek Mill Controversy, Sunday at 7pm

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Don't worry, folks! Sunday is still a "double feature" show, however, we have a special treat after the 6pm airing of The Comic Shoppe. Afronerd Radio welcomes Pastor Jomo Johnson to our studios for the 7pm broadcast. Pastor Johnson is appearing to discuss his ministry, charitable endeavors and his recent criticisms of rap artists like Meek Mill and Lil' Wayne. Undoubtedly, this interview will be one for the record books! Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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