We Missed a Few Shows, But We're Back For the Mid-Week @Afronerd, Wed @7:30pm!

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As the title clearly states, Afronerd Radio was unfortunately preempted last week (two shows....apologies) but we're back-unshaken and unstirred! Pull up a seat this Wednesday at 7:30pm (just 30 min. later this broadcast) and listen to Dburt and The Captain utilize their sonic scalpels to dissect the following current event laden topics: famed filmmaker, Spike Lee causes a ruckus over recent controversial comments centered on gentrification in the inner city; Jeopardy contestant, Arthur Chu, gives Dburt hope that some individuals still possess critical and/or strategical thinking skills; our thoughts on The Oscars and the rise of actress, Lupita Nyong'o (and what she is indirectly teaching Black actresses); our impressions on President Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative and lastly, Fox News host, Bill O'reilly schools White House Senior Advisor, Valerie Jarrett on "gangsta" culture and misses the mark in horrible fashion. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620!

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