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EPISODE · May 18, 2007 · 1H 8M

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El Jefe and J-Dubs host a guest-hosting session on 92.3 FM, delivering a "short porch" edition of their top ten stories countdown due to a basketball broadcast. The duo navigates a variety of headlines, including the bizarre proposal to ban dancing and karaoke in Danville, Kentucky, the ethics of steroids in sports, and the scientific possibility of a 25-hour day. Throughout the episode, the hosts share personal anecdotes about their childhood punishments and past radio experiences, while engaging with the "Heretics" fan community via phone calls. The show concludes with a reveal that the broadcast was pre-recorded from Tampa, Florida, rather than live in New York, followed by acknowledgments to their mentors and colleagues. 00:00:00 - Show Intro and Background 00:02:16 - Sports Update (Nets, Mets, Steroids) 00:11:43 - Story #6: Uncle Bites Nephew / Childhood Stories 00:19:15 - Listener Calls 00:23:06 - Story #5: Hybrid Embryos 00:31:04 - Story #4: Bush Book Bet 00:36:30 - Story #3: DJ's Wife Sells Car 00:42:07 - Listener Calls 00:46:07 - Story #2: 25-Hour Day 00:51:27 - Not Next Worthy Stories 00:56:41 - Story #1: Kentucky Karaoke Ban / Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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