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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2005 · 2H 44M

The Hideout - 2005-10-12 Wed

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This episode of The Hideout centers on the aftermath of El Jefe’s illness and a chaotic, ill-advised experiment involving pepper spray. The hosts discuss upcoming live broadcasts from the PlayStation Pro-Do Action Sports Tour and Halloween Horror Nights, while managing a series of bizarre listener interactions. The show takes a turn for the surreal when J-Dubs and Chunks attempt to test pepper spray behind the station, leading to a frantic, pained segment that dominates the middle of the broadcast. The episode concludes with the usual mix of listener confrontations, questionable advice from a sex expert, and the introduction of a new, potentially "gold" character named Ryan. 00:00:00 - Show Intro & Housekeeping 00:07:13 - Peeping Tom & Pepper Spray Plan 00:19:52 - The Pepper Spray Test 00:29:27 - Aftermath & Listener Calls 00:48:33 - Hooch Junk-Grabbing Confrontation 01:00:39 - New Orleans Police Brutality Discussion 01:20:01 - Headlines & News 01:26:09 - Headline Game Show 01:36:11 - Chunks Check-in & Ticket Talk 01:48:22 - Chad Johnson Crying Audio 02:05:36 - Sex Expert Segment 02:13:19 - Final Listener Calls & Wrap-up Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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