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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2005 · 2H 44M

The Hideout - 2005-06-14 Tue

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This episode of The Hideout centers on the personal news that J-Dubs’ grandfather has passed away, leading to a contentious discussion about his upcoming absence and his role as a pallbearer. The show is marked by a high level of internal friction, specifically regarding the performance and management of the show’s interns, Hooch and Putin, under the supervision of producer Chunks. The hosts also engage in a heated, wide-ranging political debate regarding the Bush administration, the Iraq War, and the role of the media, while maintaining the show's signature irreverent tone through various bits and listener interactions. 00:00:00 - Intro and "The Hideout 7" 00:02:34 - Michael Jackson verdict and listener calls 00:13:06 - J-Dubs' grandfather news and travel plans 00:26:49 - Funeral logistics and Chunks' inappropriate bumper music 00:42:18 - Hypothetical pregnancy and "Frenchmen" discussion 01:03:52 - Intern dispute and "family meeting" 01:21:33 - Resolution of intern conflict 01:43:39 - Movie review (Bully) and life lessons 02:12:38 - Political debate and closing remarks Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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