Surviving the Storm! The Mid Week in Review Starts @7pm!

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Keeping it simple and copacetic! Join Captain Kirk and Dburt tonight at 7pm for more contemplative, entertaining and oftentimes provocative talk courtesy of Afronerd Radio-The Mid Week in Review edition. The topics up for grabs during this particular colloquium are: "Frankenstorm" Sandy's aftermath on the east coast 30 plus dead and immeasurable property loss; continuing some of Sunday's issues that were left on the proverbial table (i.e. multiverse theories; Univ. of Miss first Black Homecoming queen); more campaign news; first Marvel and now Lucasfilm-Disney appears to be buying Indiana Jones and Darth Vader for 4 billion and if time permits, actress Zoe Saldana's upcoming portrayal of jazz legend Nina Simone seems to be ruffling some feathers in the Black community over charges of ethnicity and colorism. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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