Hundalasiliah! (Prince fans, do the research) That's the battle cry to our ever expanding listenership, devotees and supporters. Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt for yet another Grindhouse Mashup broadcast, courtesy of Afronerd Radio airing this Saturday at 6pm EST.  This week's compendium of topical arrangements that are up for discussion are: we knew that a Supergirl TV series had been greenlighted but now that CBS appears to be her new home.....is it a good fit? ; Deadpool fans rejoice!  Your favorite "merc with a mouth" gets a novie release date for winter 2016 with Ryan Reynolds no less;  Patrick Warburton returns (allegedly) to The Tick; in light of the upcoming  Long Beach Comic Con announcing its new and much deserved Dwayne McDuffie Award, is there anyone that has effectively taken the reins of the late great comic animator/creator?; Oscar nominated actress, Viola Davis teams up with screenwriter/director, Shonda Rhimes for ABC's How To Get Away With Murder TV series; and speaking of Ms. Rhimes, she defends herself against a NY Times critic's assertion that she is an "angry Black woman" ; just how safe is President Obama?  A fence jumper successfully gets into the White House moments after the POTUS left the famed Camp David retreat; the NFL saga continues-evidence is mounting that the Ravens witnessed the Ray Rice video in its entirety the first time around and lastly, if time permits, the crew picks up from last week's show topic-documentarian, Michael Moore's belief that President Obama's legacy will be solely relegated to being the nation's first Black president.  Call the show live at 646-915-9620!

Welcome to another episode of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review!  Join Dburt and Captain Kirk this Wednesday (7:30pm EST) as they check their "tricorders" and extrapolate the latest news events that have occurred during this past (mid) week.  Our sensors are detecting a forthcoming discussion on the following topics: yet more NFL shenanigans (Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations; Rihanna vs the NFL; sponsors vs the NFL) ; a new biography is released detailing the trials, tribulations and triumphs of Dr. Bill Cosby; progressive filmmaker/documentarian, Michael Moore posits that President Obama's legacy will be solely related to being the first Black president; Dburt has concerns about scientific experimentation involving human brain cells being implanted in mice with claims of increased intelligence; some Chicagoans are protesting against police shootings of three Black men in just as many weeks (no protests for the more frequent non police related gun violence though?); the story of Django actress, Daniele Watts reportedly being profiled and handcuffed by LAPD for publicly kissing her White boyfriend may be falling apart based upon further scrutiny and lastly, Academy award winning actress, Lupita Nyongo's message of being comfortable in one's own skin to the Sesame Street audience makes her even more endearing.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

Welcome to another episode of Afronerd Radio'sMid Week in Review!  Join Dburt and Captain Kirk this Wednesday (7:30pm EST) as they check their "tricorders" and extrapolate the latest news events that have occurred during this past (mid) week.  Our sensors are detecting a forthcoming discussion on the following topics: yet more NFL shenanigans (Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations; Rihanna vs the NFL; sponsors vs the NFL) ; a new biography is released detailing the trials, tribulations and triumphs of Dr. Bill Cosby; progressive filmmaker/documentarian, Michael Moore posits that President Obama's legacy will be solely related to being the first Black president; Dburt has concerns about scientific experimentation involving human brain cells being implanted in mice with claims of increased intelligence; some Chicagoans are protesting against police shootings of three Black men in just as many weeks (no protests for the more frequent non police related gun violence though?); the story of Django actress, Daniele Watts reportedly being profiled and handcuffed by LAPD for publicly kissing her White boyfriend may be falling apart based upon further scrutiny and lastly, Academy award winning actress, Lupita Nyongo's message of being comfortable in one's own skin to the Sesame Street audience makes her even more endearing.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

Greetings to our stalwart listenership and the ever expanding Afronerd Radio universe! It appears that it's time to revisit our popular Grindhouse Mashup/Mixtape (The Comic Shoppe+Afronerd Radio) show airing this Saturday at 6pm.  Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they unravel the following pop, pulp and political issues for the week: Daryll briefly weighs in on the Atlanta sports franchise(s) scandals in addition to the Ray Rice scandal; more comic book IPs are getting greenlighted for TV-Supergirl and Titans are forthcoming; and in zombie news, The Walking Dead gets a spinoff show (what, no comic, first?) and Syfy's Z Nation premieres; The Root and "Black Twitter" slam a recent Vogue piece highlighting large female posteriors as a "White" phenomenon; famed jazz saxophonist, Kenny G appears to have gotten the last laugh relating to his critics (just look at his stock portfolio); Dburt continues highlighting the success of a fellow "afronerd" and Youtube sensation, Marques Brownlee; courtesy of Comics Alliance, Marvel's editor-in-chief Axel Alonso discusses his thoughts on how he envisions comic industry’s treatment of female characters as well as his own diversity initiatives; the new Destiny video game has a strong 500m shipped debut and time constraints notwithstanding, the crew scans the globe in more "acting White" news stories (this is still happening?).  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.  Imperius rex, minstrels!

Greetings to our stalwart listenership and the ever expanding Afronerd Radio universe! It appears that it's time to revisit our popular Grindhouse Mashup/Mixtape (The Comic Shoppe+Afronerd Radio) show airing this Saturday at 6pm.  Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they unravel the following pop, pulp and political issues for the week: Daryll briefly weighs in on the Atlanta sports franchise(s) scandals in addition to the Ray Rice scandal; more comic book IPs are getting greenlighted for TV-Supergirl and Titans are forthcoming; and in zombie news, The Walking Dead gets a spinoff show (what, no comic, first?) and Syfy's Z Nation premieres; The Root and "Black Twitter" slam a recent Vogue piece highlighting large female posteriors as a "White" phenomenon; famed jazz saxophonist, Kenny G appears to have gotten the last laugh relating to his critics (just look at his stock portfolio); Dburt continues highlighting the success of a fellow "afronerd" and Youtube sensation, Marques Brownlee; courtesy of Comics Alliance, Marvel's editor-in-chief Axel Alonso discusses his thoughts on how he envisions comic industry’s treatment of female characters as well as his own diversity initiatives; the new Destiny video game has a strong 500m shipped debut and time constraints notwithstanding, the crew scans the globe in more "acting White" news stories (this is still happening?).  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.  Imperius rex, minstrels!

Top of the morning (or is that evening) to our ever consistent listening audience. Welcome to the umpteenth edition of Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm (EST).  Join your hosts, Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they dispel the latest current event inspired mysteries such as: their thoughts relating to the revised Ray Rice domestic violence decision; amazingly, two Atlanta Hawks racism scandals (GM Danny Ferry's alleged "African" as a pejorative remark and owner, Bruce Levenson's infamous email); Youtube wunderkind, Marques Brownlee is the go to tech expert for the cyberwebs (it doesn't hurt to have Google stamp of approval); and in yet another Atlanta sports franchise race faux pas, are the Braves moving to get away from the Black urban community?; Did Oprah and Iyanla Vanzant fall prey to minstrel promotion by interviewing a man of color who fathered 34 children with 17 women?; Hollywood actresses get hacked with the release of private nude photos that were uploaded to their respective smartphones and as an aside, The Root ponders why the same cyber-violation of Black actresses didn't appeal to the media.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.  Excelsior!

Top of the morning (or is that evening) to our ever consistent listening audience. Welcome to the umpteenth edition of Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review airing this Wednesday at 7:30pm (EST).  Join your hosts, Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they dispel the latest current event inspired mysteries such as: their thoughts relating to the revised Ray Rice domestic violence decision; amazingly, two Atlanta Hawks racism scandals (GM Danny Ferry's alleged "African" as a pejorative remark and owner, Bruce Levenson's infamous email); Youtube wunderkind, Marques Brownlee is the go to tech expert for the cyberwebs (it doesn't hurt to have Google stamp of approval); and in yet another Atlanta sports franchise race faux pas, are the Braves moving to get away from the Black urban community?; Did Oprah and Iyanla Vanzant fall prey to minstrel promotion by interviewing a man of color who fathered 34 children with 17 women?; Hollywood actresses get hacked with the release of private nude photos that were uploaded to their respective smartphones and as an aside, The Root ponders why the same cyber-violation of Black actresses didn't appeal to the media.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.  Excelsior!

Greeting to all our long time supporters!  Stay tuned as the Afronerd.com/AfronerdRadio.com machine goes through some much needed changes (i.e. an upcoming reorganized web presence).  Keeping matters terse, however, join Dburt and Capt. Kirk this Wednesday at 7:30pm as they discuss the following current event laden "fauna": Dburt weighs in a bit heavier on the concept of "respectability politics" and how (in a way) Black folk should move toward this ideology and not away from it; Min. Louis Farrakhan weighs in on Ferguson, MO, unfortunately proving that POC need new ideas; African-American albino male model, Shaun Ross has an interesting perspective on the lack of diversity in fashion; recent polling shows that Black NYers desire increased policing even in the wake of the Eric Garner police brutality case; a Time magazine article about "Negrophobia" elicits a strong twitter response and backlash and lastly, a new HuffPost piece highlights a Northwestern University study that posits that the achievement gap between rich and poor students may close through music education.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

Greeting to all our long time supporters!  Stay tuned as the Afronerd.com/AfronerdRadio.com machine goes through some much needed changes (i.e. an upcoming reorganized web presence).  Keeping matters terse, however, join Dburt and Capt. Kirk this Wednesday at 7:30pm as they discuss the following current event laden "fauna": Dburt weighs in a bit heavier on the concept of "respectability politics" and how (in a way) Black folk should move toward this ideology and not away from it; Min. Louis Farrakhan weighs in on Ferguson, MO, unfortunately proving that POC need new ideas; African-American albino male model, Shaun Ross has an interesting perspective on the lack of diversity in fashion; recent polling shows that Black NYers desire increased policing even in the wake of the Eric Garner police brutality case; a Time magazine article about "Negrophobia" elicits a strong twitter response and backlash and lastly, a new HuffPost piece highlights a Northwestern University study that posits that the achievement gap between rich and poor students may close through music education.  Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.

Well if you're looking (or listening) for one last hurrah before the summer officially ends and school and the fall season star, why not listen to Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse broadcast, airing this Saturday at 6pm EST?  Join Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt as they borrow the keys to Fred's "Mystery Machine" in order to anaylze this week's latest conundrums:  actor/comedian/rapper, Donald Glover appears to have gotten his Spiderman wish ; has Wesley Snipes really been confirmed to revisit the Blade franchise for a cool 3 mill plus?;  and speaking of reboots, our thoughts on Fox rebooting The Greatest American Hero series; Dburt and Comics Alliance's Chris Sims are both asking about the skewed trajectory of one of DC's original characters, Cassandra Cain (Batgirl); Spike Lee has a new comic but the crew must ask what is the overall end game for celebrity created comic books?; and how cool is it that the Black Nerd Problems site has dubbed the Afropunk festival the new "Wakanda" (we can dig it); and lastly, what would the crew like to see character development-wise in mainstream Black comic characters (Falcon, Panther, Storm, Black Lightning, Cage,etc)?  Call live at 646-915-9620.

 And in a display of designated hitter status, airs at 7pm.  The topics on the table are:  cleaning up some of the issues we failed to address during the last show (i.e. the #iftheygunnedmedown campaign, Kevin Sorbo rant; Megyn Kelly vs Bill O'reilly on White privilege, Mo'ne Davis);  is that a budding "afronerd" we see in a car seat viral video? (how exasperating!) ; 71 yr old bodybuilder, Sonny Bryant reminds Dburt that it's time for Operation:Rebirth and our thoughts on the N-word being used on the front page of an Egyptian newspaper.