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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2007 · 1H 38M

NEXTcast - 2007-08-19 NEXT

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In this episode of NextCast5, El Jefe and J-Dubs navigate their post-radio landscape while dissecting the week's top 10 news stories, ranging from testosterone patches for women to the bizarre marketing of bulletproof backpacks for students. The hosts engage in their signature irreverent banter, touching on their frustrations with industry name-stealing, their recent trip to see Superbad, and the irony of White House Press Secretary Tony Snow’s resignation. The show concludes with a dramatic reading of a controversial children's book by Richard Cohen, Alfie’s Home, which the hosts mock for its disturbing themes regarding "reparative therapy." 00:00:00 - Intro, Name Rebranding, and Movie Talk 00:08:23 - Testosterone Patches & Side Effects 00:15:15 - Tony Snow Resignation 00:20:43 - Life Satisfaction Polls 00:25:49 - Bulletproof Backpacks & School Memories 00:34:12 - Commercial Break/Sponsors 00:39:13 - The "Bar Alone" Story 00:44:19 - World's Oldest Person 00:49:41 - Internet as the New Afghanistan 00:54:10 - FlexPets 00:58:14 - Premarital Sex Poll 01:02:01 - Radio Career Woes & WWBA Incident 01:17:15 - Karl Rove Departure 01:25:33 - "Not Next Worthy" News Briefs 01:28:46 - Alfie's Home Reading & Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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