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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2005 · 2H 56M

The Hideout - 2005-12-05 Mon

from The Hideout Radio Archives · host The Hideout Radio Archives

The Hideout hosts El Jefe and J-Dubs return for a Monday night broadcast, diving into a mix of listener interaction, pop culture critique, and personal anecdotes. The show centers on the hosts' frustrations with modern technology, specifically the glitches of the new Xbox 360, and their ongoing fascination with viral reality television moments like the "God Warrior" from Trading Spouses. The episode also features the debut of a new fan-run message board, "hideoutheretics.net," which has become a central hub for the show's community. Throughout the night, the hosts engage in their signature banter regarding dating, the "delusions" of men, and the trials of being a "grown-up" who still plays video games and sports. 00:00:00 - Intro and Show Setup 00:07:00 - Xbox 360 Glitches and Childhood Disappointments 00:28:00 - Hideout Website Announcement and "Poly Loose-Fowls" Voicemail 00:54:00 - News with Sir Gary and TV Talk (Lost/Desperate Housewives) 01:12:00 - "God Warrior" Audio and Discussion 01:31:00 - Hideout Headline Game Show 01:54:00 - Dating Etiquette and "Delusional" Men 02:26:00 - Final Calls and Christmas Song Outro Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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