Cyborg actor, Ray Fisher seems to be tripling down on his critique against DC/Warner Media/Joss Whedon but this time he is speaking negatively toward DC Films President, Walter Hamada; thoughts about the one achievement that may be the lone bright spot of the Trump Administration’s oftentimes cantankerous and inept perception-the creation of the U.S. Space Force;  a New York Times piece on a new book entitled, Invisible Men: The Trailblazing Black Artists of Comic Books-the book profiles 18 male Golden-Age comic era artists;  the highly anticipated third season of Cobra Kai premiered on Netflix this weekend and Dburt gives his spoiler-free impressions; and the “Soho Karen” story continues with the female aggressor’s identity now being revealed;  the AtlantaBlackstar.com site lends focus to two black classically trained musicians performing in symphony orchestras as well as the question of diversity in the classical music genre; Marvel movies/streaming series slated for release in 2021;  and in a likeminded fashion, DC movies like Static Shock and Batgirl will be on the HBO Max streaming platform; lastly, the saga that is the Prince estate continues. The curation of the icon’s music is one matter and his music’s undervaluation is another.   

Call us LIVE at 508-645-0100. AFTER CLICKING ON THE HIGHLIGHTED LINK, GO DIRECTLY TO AFRONERD RADIO!!! 

or This link below…..
function openPlayer(s){window.open(“https://radio.securenetsystems.net/v5/”+escape(s),”Player”,”height=630,width=940,modal=yes,alwaysRaised=yes”)}

Also Afronerd Radio’s podcast format can be heard via Pandora, Spotify and IHeartRadio….more formats to follow!