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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2005 · 2H 46M

The Hideout - 2005-06-13 Mon

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This episode of The Hideout from June 13, 2005, features El Jefe and J-Dubs navigating a slow news day by discussing the acquittal of Michael Jackson, the ethics of college education, and a bizarre list of movies that make men cry. The show maintains its signature irreverent tone, with the hosts and crew—including Tommy Bateman, Chunks, and intern Hooch—engaging in debates about global warming, the homeless, and the logistics of drinking in public restrooms. The broadcast concludes with a series of off-color bits regarding "midgets" and the "lobster family," reflecting the show's confrontational and boundary-pushing style. 00:00:00 - Intro and News of the Day 00:06:00 - Michael Jackson Verdict / Neverland Ranch bit 00:16:00 - Iraq War Poll / Headlines 00:20:00 - College Education Debate 00:23:00 - ECW Wrestling Discussion 00:27:00 - Movies That Make Men Cry 00:55:00 - Whose Weekend Was It? 01:09:00 - Global Warming / Politics 01:16:00 - Homeless Marketing Campaign 01:25:00 - Bathroom Beverage Logistics 01:46:00 - Favorite Non-Bed Sex Place Game 02:06:00 - Gray Hair / Little People / Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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