The Ultimate Grindhouse Podcast for The New Year! @afronerdradio, Sat @6pm EST

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Happy New Year to our ever growing listenership! Why not welcome in the new year with a review of last year's pop cultural goings ons along with the "great expectations" for nerdism in 2016. If you haven't guessed, this is the first Grindhouse Mashup episode for 2016, airing this Saturday at 6pm EST, courtesy of the Afronerd Radio machine. Join Dburt, the "Uncanny" Daryll B. and Capt. Kirk for a part 2 session of Blerd/Nerd phenomena (Marvek movies, DC/Warner coming up in the horizon, Netflix and Chill, CW and streaming content, Harlem's Black Comic Festival, diversity in comic, video gaming, etc). Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620. All men have limits. They learn what they are and learn not to exceed them. I ignore mine.-Bruce Wayne

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