The DC Shooting, The NC Tragedy & More-Wed @7pm!

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Howdy, people! You are cordially invited to participate in yet another informative, fun and factual airing of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review show! Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. The topics on display this Wednesday at 7pm are: our take on the DC Navy Yard massacre; your "Podcast Avengers" wax on yet another tragedy-the weird NC police shooting of a former Florida A & M football player who ultimately was a driver in distress (?); Dr Bill Cosby pays a visit to CNN; The Talk's Julie Chen admits that she had plastic surgery for career advancement; New York DJ "Mr. Cee" also makes a confession of his own (oh boi!) and actor, Jaden Smith might want to stay away from twitter...just sayin.' See you all at 7pm sharp!

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