Stay Tuned For Afronerd's Mid Week in Review Broadcast @7pm!

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As always, we try to keep matters close to the cuff and terse-Afronerd featuring Captain Kirk airs this Wed at 7pm eastern. Listen to the hosts discuss the following "Mid-Week" topics: a brief summation of unresolved issues we failed to unpack from Sunday's show (the delayed release of Lebron James' sneaker; Apple vs Samsung; HBCU Morris Brown possible foreclosure), a provocative doctored picture of the First Lady parodied as a slave shows up on the cover of a Spanish magazine insert and a military conspiracy is exposed that had intentions of overthrowing the US government and threatening the life of President Obama....whew! AGAIN....Stop by at 7pm sharp.

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