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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2004 · 3H 23M

El Jefe's Hideout - 2004-03-27 Sat

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This episode of The Hideout features El Jefe and J-Dubs navigating a high-energy broadcast from the nation's capital, balancing political discourse with their signature irreverent humor. The hosts welcome Karen from the organization "Women Against Bush" to discuss their grassroots campaign, which utilizes a "Sex and the City" aesthetic to mobilize young female voters. The show also centers on the ongoing interpersonal drama between producers Tommy Bateman and Side Show, who compete in a "King Pimp" contest involving collecting phone numbers from women. The broadcast concludes with a chaotic segment where Bateman is forced to perform a humiliating "WJFK Dialing" stunt, leaving the production team visibly frustrated and the studio atmosphere tense. 00:00:41 - Show Intro & Weather 00:02:37 - Website Planning 00:04:15 - King Pimp Contest Setup 00:08:31 - Super Troopers vs. Reno 911! Debate 00:26:35 - Regional Party Talk & Education Anecdotes 00:50:30 - Women Against Bush Interview 01:43:34 - Bateman/Side Show Conflict 02:03:37 - King Pimp Results 02:38:42 - WJFK Dialing Stunt 03:12:04 - Stacey Confrontation & Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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