SDCC Reveals; Eddie Murphy@Netflix; Hush Movie; Morehouse #Me2?-Grind 6pm

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It's the Grindhouse podcast as powered by the Afronerd Radio engine-time to get it in! The Grindhouse airs every Sunday at 6pm and with an assist from your AFROnerdist power team, here are the topics to be discussed: San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) has finally arrived with Marvel revelations being at the top of the heap (Thor: Love & Thunder, Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness; Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings and the return of Blade starring Mahershala Ali); and of course, the multiple series announced for Disney's streaming service; the return of superstar comedian, Eddie Murphy via Netflix (first episode of S11 Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee and standup specials for an alleged 70M payday); a full throttled Picard trailer makes it to the internets; DC does it again (ahem in animation) with the latest release of Batman: Hush; legendary HBCU, Morehouse College has been plagued with even more controversy; Brandon Routh suits up as Superman....again..for the CW; the CW also gets tactile with Black nerd culture with their SDCC #BlerdandBougie party; thoughts about Tom Cruise's Top Gun: Maverick; Dr. Stone anime rocks!; and lastly, SDCC Mensa guests make predictions for the future. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620. *Oh yeah, let's campaign for Sweden to keep A$AP Rocky-just sayin'

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