Spidey Now @Marvel (Sorta) & Grammy Talk-The Mid Week Show @Afronerd 7:30pm

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Cheers! Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm EST. Join Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they load up the Mike Tyson "mystery van" to unravel the following current event inspired issues: the Spider-man film deal with Marvel Entertainment will undoubtedly be discussed more succinctly during Saturaday's show but we must touch on it a bit; and what about Kanye and the Grammys? A brief synopsis of this year's award ceremony; YourBlackWorld.net highlights an interesting graphic novel series that highlights lesser known African-American stories/achievements; another look at the tragedy of the Bobbi Kristina family crisis; Jeopardy's winning A.I., Watson moves to Japan to in hopes of getting the robot treatment and lastly, just what is the deal with Israel Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu and the alleged "diss" toward President Obama? Is it about POTUS' race, perceived laxity toward Iranian nuclear encroachment against Israel or both? Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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