'Twas The Night Before Xmas & Afronerd Radio is ALWAYS Stirring, Wed@7:30pm EST!

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Happy Holidays once AGAIN, ladies and gents-welcome to the Christmas Eve edition of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm (EST). Join Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they sift through a variety of topics from within "Santa's Satchel": actress and Fox News commenter, Stacy Dash gets slammed by Ebony magazine for her conservative viewpoint (and her hitting Rev. Sharpton on twitter might be another reason); it appears that the Hip Hop appropriation debate continues against Iggy Azalea with rap veteran,Q-tip entering into the fray; it seems that Starbucks might be serving insightful racial discourse with your hot cocoa, thanks to CEO, Howard Schultz (damn the talk, can a brother open up a franchise?); and speaking of business, YourBlackWorld.net's Teneshia "Miss Money Sense" Lafaye, suggests that Blacks should create their own empowerment villages (or code for Dburt to create a comic store in the urban arena....maybe) and lastly, more political fallout over the execution style killing of two NYPD officers. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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