#TheRootArticles; DC Shake up!; Trump-Kim Summit & More-MWIR 7pm ET

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Greetings and Salutations to our loyal listeners! Join us this Wednesday for another exciting Mid Week in Review podcast, engineered by the Afronerd Radio Machine. Listen to your favorite Afronerd crew as they wax about this (mid) week's topics: Dburt has a conniption over the latest round of #TheRootArticles providing mounting evidence that not only are there no codified Black media but also that African Americans are being postured for social engineering; errant thoughts about the Trump-Kim summit; DC Entertainment appears to be going through another executive shake up in an effort for self correction (Green Lantern Corps film news, Affleck may/may not remain as Bats...again); more on Freeform's Cloak and Dagger; discussing celebrity chef, Anthony Bourdain's foray into comics in the wake of his passing; what's up with the Silver Surfer being Galactus' herald after decades of freedom? (Disney-Fox merger?); and speaking of mergers, the government appears to have approved of the massive AT & T and Time Warner deal said to be worth 85B!!; Jordan Peele rants to reboot Gargoyles as a movie; with an Aquaman trailer forthcoming, WB execs are touting it as "extraordinary" (hmm). Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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