EPISODE · Nov 2, 2005 · 2H 56M
The Hideout - 2005-11-02 Wed
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This episode of The Hideout from November 2, 2005, focuses on the hosts' evolving relationship with technology, the ethics of internet usage, and the boundaries of public discourse. El Jefe and J-Dubs introduce a new "political pundit improv" game to ensure balanced representation of viewpoints, while also debating the merits of internet culture versus traditional media. The show features a mix of listener calls, a segment on the intersection of alcohol and sex with a guest expert, and a discussion regarding the responsibilities of parents in the digital age. 00:00:00 - Intro and show agenda 00:10:24 - Mariah Carey/Jack the dog and ER story 00:29:26 - MySpace safety and internet addiction 00:44:32 - Technology as a master/slave debate 01:04:40 - Chunks' promotion and political improv intro 01:24:00 - ER story follow-up and political debate 01:40:47 - Headline Game Show 01:48:49 - Bush/Alito nomination and pocket contents 02:00:32 - Political Pundit Improv (Scooter Libby) 02:19:46 - Sex and alcohol with Madam Monkey 02:29:44 - Tampa teacher scandal and 14-year-old maturity debate Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com
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