Welcome 2 Our Mid Week in Review Show @7pm!

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Straight to the point with no chaser! Join Dburt and Captain Kirk this Wednesday at 7pm (EST) for our Mid Week in Review broadcast of Afronerd Radio! The topics up for grabs are: weird racial stories (a Black infant gets slapped and called the n-word on a plane by an irate passenger; actor, Alec Baldwin has an alleged racial meltdown and comedienne, Lisa Lampanelli tweets the n-word to Girls, Lena Dunham); Shadow & Act film critic, Sergio Mims pays a visit to give us the entertainment rundown; legendary music mogul, Clive Davis makes some interesting (if not surprising) revelations in his latest memoir and lastly, a recent Black Enterprise article ponders the need for minority (especially Black athletes) investing in tech startups. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

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