Shazam!; US! & Harvard's Gotta Renty Problem-The Grind at 8:30pm ET

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Ok folks, unfortunately we had to pivot our scheduling a tad but we ARE ready to rock and roll! Check out a shorter and tighter Grindhouse show this Sunday at 8:30pm eastern. Your resident AFROnerdists will discuss the following pop culture topics: our impressions of DC/Warner's Shazam movie; also Jordan Peele's highly anticipated US movie; Harvard University gets sued for a VERY lucrative slave photo by the slave in question's descendents; Alien the High School play? Lastly, how is Hamilton the esteemed broadway play, racist? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620

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