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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2005 · 2H 44M

The Hideout - 2005-10-27 Thu

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This episode of The Hideout centers on a charitable drive to collect water for victims of Hurricane Wilma in Southern Florida, with the hosts incentivizing donations by allowing listeners to shoot Chunks with an airsoft gun for every 24 bottles contributed. The show also features a heated debate regarding the dangers of caffeine consumption in children, a bizarre incident involving "tainted" Crystal Burgers, and a segment on the existence of Nephilim (human clones) with author Matthew Omaye. The episode concludes with the hosts preparing for their final after-party at Chillers and welcoming local theater performers promoting Jesus Christ Superstar. 00:00:00 - Show Intro & Hurricane Wilma Drive Announcement 00:03:29 - Caffeine Debate & Stunt Setup 00:18:14 - Crystal Burger Incident 00:29:07 - Halloween Tombstones & Parenting Debate 00:55:56 - Nephilim/Cloning Interview 01:10:12 - Heretics in Drag 01:16:46 - Workplace Time-Wasting 01:29:18 - Johnny D & Hannah Proposal 01:40:15 - Sexual History Debate 02:05:29 - Airsoft Stunt Execution 02:21:07 - Hideout Headline Game Show 02:39:05 - Jesus Christ Superstar Promo & Show Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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