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EPISODE · May 16, 2006 · 2H 46M

The Hideout - 2006-05-16 Tue

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This episode of The Hideout features El Jefe and J-Dubs navigating a chaotic Tuesday night, centered on the cultural phenomenon of The Da Vinci Code and J-Dubs’ ongoing battle with a suspicious hospital bill. The hosts interview Dan Burstein, editor of Secrets of the Code, to discuss the film’s potential box office dominance and the historical conspiracies surrounding Jesus and Mary Magdalene. The show also includes a "porn star studio" segment with guest Joanna Angel, a heated feud between producer Tommy Bateman and intern Jack Napier, and the debut of the "Hideout Hate Hotline" bit. The broadcast concludes with a look at viral clips of a "profane preacher" and the BBC’s accidental interview with a cab driver. 00:04:26 - The Da Vinci Code Discussion 00:37:54 - J-Dubs' Hospital Bill Saga 01:14:04 - "Lost Vague Gas" Contest 01:24:00 - Bateman vs. Napier Feud 01:38:02 - Racist Teacher News Story 01:48:03 - Hideout Hate Hotline 01:56:20 - BBC Cabbie Interview Clip 02:04:15 - Joanna Angel Interview 02:23:12 - Bob Fryer (Local 6) News Update 02:31:00 - Hideout Headlines Game Show 02:39:40 - Profane Preacher Clips Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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