EPISODE · Dec 7, 2006 · 1H 25M
The Hideout - 2006-12-07 Thu
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El Jefe, J-Dubs, and Shafi broadcast from a hotel room in Woodbridge, Virginia, marking their fourth day of a trial run on WJFK 106.7. The hosts discuss their living conditions, including the smell of the room and the presence of sex workers in the hallway, while also debating the merits of the Baker Commission report on Iraq. The conversation shifts between pop culture topics—such as the James Kim tragedy, the appeal of The Price is Right, and the marketing of products to children—and personal anecdotes about their pasts and current living arrangements. The show maintains its signature irreverent tone, blending political commentary with crude humor and fan interaction. 00:00:00 - Intro and show opening 00:01:06 - Hotel life and Mexican food 00:06:00 - James Kim tragedy and Maury 00:10:30 - Celebrity movies and military recruitment 00:21:50 - Iraq War analogy and infidelity 00:41:36 - Advertising to children and ad space ideas 01:04:35 - Hotel hallway encounters and closing thoughts Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com
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