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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2008 · 2H 20M

The Hideout - 2008-06-14 Sat

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This episode of The Hideout features hosts El Jefe and J-Dubs navigating a Saturday night broadcast on WJFK 106.7 while dealing with the absence of their newer cast members, Satchel Patch and McLovin. The hosts grapple with the recent death of journalist Tim Russert, contrasting their genuine respect for his career with the absurdity of other pop culture topics like a 700-pound man’s wedding and the ongoing NBA referee scandal. Throughout the three-hour show, the hosts engage in a volatile, often uncomfortable therapy session regarding their own personal lives, including J-Dubs’ impending move, financial instability, and a bizarre, candid discussion about childhood boundaries. 00:00:00 - Intro/Show Open 00:01:22 - Show status and Russert/Health talk 00:06:18 - 700-pound man and mortality discussion 00:19:26 - R. Kelly and fairness 00:24:20 - NBA referee scandal 00:30:50 - J-Dubs depression/housing search 00:43:48 - Roommate search and social media etiquette 01:16:42 - Catter Day and Doberman conspiracy 01:37:12 - Childhood trauma and family boundaries 02:02:43 - Movie reviews and sign-off Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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