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The Hideout is a talk radio program that has been broadcast in several markets since 2003. The show is hosted by "El Jefe" and "JDubs". The show was most well-known for their broadcast in Florida, but the duo hosted and produced radio shows in Michigan and Washington D.C. The Hideout was dropped from Real Radio 1041 in Orlando due to budget cuts. Image File history File links Broom_icon. ...
It was announced on February 8th on the WFNY, New York local broadcast of the Ron and Fez show that the Hideout would be filling in on WFNY's 10:00PM - Midnight slot during the week of February 12 - February 16th. This spot has been filled by rotating guests for the past several months. WFNY is the callsign for two radio stations: WFNY, a radio station licensed to Gloversville, New York and located at 1440 AM. WFNY-FM, a talk/rock radio station in New York City located at 92. ...
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WFNY is the callsign for two radio stations: WFNY, a radio station licensed to Gloversville, New York and located at 1440 AM. WFNY-FM, a talk/rock radio station in New York City located at 92. ...
History The show started at Lansing, Michigan at 92.1 The Edge under the name "Skankshift." The show as hosted by El Jefe, JDubs and Shaffee. However management did not like the hosts and they were eventually fired. This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ...
Washington, D.C. El Jefe was hired for a board-op position at 106.7 WJFK in Washington, D.C. Jefe convinced program director Cameron Grey to hire J-Dubs from Michigan, where he worked as a producer for Ron and Fez and Don and Mike. Jefe then convinced Cameron to let them do a Saturday night show on the station. The first episode of "El Jefe's Hideout" premiered Saturday, March 22nd, 2003 just two days after the Iraqi War began. The show continued, adding a third co-host, Spoon, to make the show seem more local. The show ran with inconsistent timeslots, until eventually settling in on a weekly timeslot. Some of their early bits included calling Jefe's mom to tell her he had smelled her marital aids and throwing rocks at each other. It was at this time that the Ron and Fez show held the "Saint Pat's Spat", a live appearance that included boxing matches between various station members, including Jefe and Dubs. It was decided that if Dubs won, the show would be renamed to "The Hideout". If Jefe won Dubs would have to get "El Jefe's Hideout" tattooed on his body. J-Dubs won the fight with Jefe barely sinking any blows at all. 106. ...
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The Don and Mike Show is a nationally syndicated radio talk show hosted by Don Geronimo (real name Mike Sorce) and Mike OMeara. ...
On Monday, May 3rd, 2004, The Hideout switched from the weekend timeslot, to a weeknight show, 11pm-1am, following the Ron and Fez show. The show became much more successful, with more and more callers became show regulars. J-Dubs was still a producer for Ron and Fez, the show lead-in which heavily promoted the show. Because of this close relationship, most of the The Hideout's listeners were carry-over from Ron and Fez, and even by association former Opie and Anthony listeners. The show developed an underground community based on both of those shows, The Hideout was carried on several live internet streams and even recorded and archived by many of the more rabid fans. After several station changes at WJFK, The Hideout was forced to move timeslots from weeknights to Sunday afternoons. The Hideout lost many of their listeners and looked elsewhere for work, airing their final Sunday show in April 2005. This article or section does not adequately cite its references or sources. ...
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Orlando, Florida The Hideout then moved to 104.1 WTKS in a nighttime slot. The show settled in, building a strong fan base and deciding on consistent members; Jefe, Dubs, Bateman, and Chunks. The show added in a new direction by often doing political commentary, mostly made up of sarcastic observances about pop-culture and the media. The Hideout was dropped from Real Radio 1041 in Orlando due to poor ratings. WTKS-FM 104. ...
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New York The Hideout continued their search for new employment by beginning another week of test shows on 92.3 WFNY following Ron and Fez. The show was renamed to NEXT! and focused on top 10 stories of the day. According to Ron and Fez's 12th of February XM broadcast, NEXT seems to have received great response from the messageboard fan base and from their fellow colleagues at the station. WFNY-FM, known on-air as 92-3 Free FM, is a radio station with a talk radio/rock format in New York City located at 92. ...
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External links - Hideout Page
- The Official Hideout Forums
- NEXT MySpace page
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