The Mid Week in Review @Afronerd, 7pm EST

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Good Tidings to all our supporters and/or listeners! Join Captain Kirk and Dburt for another round of needed information, insight and fun as they decipher this (mid) week's events. The topics up for grabs this Wednesday (at 7pm) are: noted neurosurgeon, Dr. Ben Carson vs White "racist" liberals; Fox News contributor, Charles Payne's controversial statement that poverty can be "comfortable" for some people; Shadow and Act's Sergio Mims revisits legendary entertainer/activist, Paul Robeson (as well as additional entertainment scoops); Dburt waxes on HBCU versus Ivy League schooling as it pertains to Black students and lastly, if time permits, an April Fool's prank by the French concerning civilian drone use may be more real than funny. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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