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Let’s go, folks!   Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio’s Mid Week in Review show airing every Wednesday at 8 p.m. eastern on BTalk 100.  Listen to your cosmic-irradiated AFROnerdist hosts deliberate on the following topics:  well, the big news this week centers on social media/tech giant, Facebook, being brought to task by whistleblower Frances Haugen, testifying before Congress. Haugen, a former data scientist with Facebook alleged that the company harms children and foments political discord for the sake of profit:

And just when Facebook is going through its issues, the IATSE International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees) voted to approve strike authorization, giving the union president the ability to halt TV and film production nationwide;  and yet there’s another streaming platform to distract Dburt’s attention-Kino Lorber, Inc, the film distribution company, is now branching into streaming but specific to cult movies and its free.; and in more tech meets greed news, the Pandora Papers were leaked providing further evidence that the wealthy hide money and the Illuminati is very real.  Oh and that no one will probably go to jail because it’s legal to evade taxes when one is in a certain “tax bracket” (there isn’t a bracket, apparently);        

Noted children’s book illustrator and cartoonist, Jerry Craft got caught up in a CRT (Critical Race Theory) controversy unbeknownst to the author himself pertaining to his latest books, New Kid and Class Act;  Dave Chappelle’s new comedy special is available on Netflix and Dburt has some thoughts; And lastly, our final analyses regarding the close of S1 for Disney+’s What…..if? series.