The Hideout - 2004-07-08 Thu

El Jefe and J-Dubs host a lively, irreverent broadcast centered on their upcoming private screening of Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 at the Cinema Arts Theatre. The hosts discuss their plans to meet listeners, establish "rules" for the theater—including prohibitions on "moseying" and cell phone use—and debate the merits of various snack foods. The conversation frequently veers into chaotic territory, touching on racial stereotypes within the Latino community, the hosts' personal histories with high-school relationships, and their disdain for the FCC’s proposed indecency regulations. 00:00:00 – 00:03:12: Show intro and commercial complaints 00:03:12 – 00:08:00: Binagons dinner and Fahrenheit 9/11 screening plans 00:08:00 – 00:10:37: Listener calls and movie discussion 00:10:37 – 00:19:57: Establishing theater rules and "Comedy Dumplings" talk 00:19:57 – 00:31:55: Sports talk and listener interactions 00:31:55 – 00:43:07: Latino identity and cultural rivalries 00:43:07 – 00:52:00: "White Mexican" discussion and high school memories 00:52:00 – 01:13:10: Ex-girlfriend stories and snack demands 01:13:10 – 01:34:57: FCC regulations, political photos, and show wrap-up Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com