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{{Short description|American radio show}}
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| format = Talk radio
| runtime = 1 hour
| country = United States
| language = English
| home_station = [[WBAI]]
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| presenter = [[Emmanuel Goldstein (hacker)|Emmanuel Goldstein]]
| creator = [[2600: The Hacker Quarterly]]
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| first_aired = 1988
| last_aired = present
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| website = [https://www.2600.com/offthehook/ Off the Hook]
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'''Off the Hook''' is a weekly [[talk radio]] show hosted by [[Emmanuel Goldstein (hacker)|Emmanuel Goldstein]], the pseudonym of [[Eric Corley]], and produced by the [[2600: The Hacker Quarterly|2600 Magazine]]. The show airs on [[WBAI]], a [[Pacifica Radio]] station based in [[New York City]]. It has been on the air since 1988 and covers topics related to [[hacking]], [[technology]], and [[civil liberties]].

== History ==
''Off the Hook'' was first broadcast in 1988, created by [[Emmanuel Goldstein (hacker)|Emmanuel Goldstein]], who is also the editor of [[2600: The Hacker Quarterly]]. The show quickly gained a following among the [[hacker (computer security)|hacker]] community and those interested in [[technology]] and [[cybersecurity]].

== Format ==
The show typically features discussions on current events in the world of [[technology]], [[hacking]], and [[cybersecurity]]. It often includes interviews with notable figures in these fields, as well as listener call-ins. The show is known for its in-depth analysis and critical perspective on issues related to [[privacy]], [[freedom of information]], and [[digital rights]].

== Notable Episodes ==
Over the years, ''Off the Hook'' has covered numerous significant events in the world of [[technology]] and [[hacking]]. Some notable episodes include discussions on the [[Edward Snowden]] revelations, the [[WannaCry ransomware attack]], and various [[hacker conventions]] such as [[DEF CON]] and [[HOPE (Hackers on Planet Earth)|HOPE]].

== Related Shows ==
''Off the Hook'' has inspired other shows and podcasts that focus on similar topics. One such show is ''[[Off the Wall (radio show)|Off the Wall]]'', also hosted by [[Emmanuel Goldstein (hacker)|Emmanuel Goldstein]], which airs on [[WUSB]].

== See Also ==
* [[2600: The Hacker Quarterly]]
* [[Emmanuel Goldstein (hacker)]]
* [[WBAI]]
* [[Pacifica Radio]]
* [[Hacker (computer security)]]
* [[Cybersecurity]]
* [[Digital rights]]

== External Links ==
* [https://www.2600.com/offthehook/ Off the Hook]

[[Category:American talk radio programs]]
[[Category:Technology radio programs]]
[[Category:Hacker culture]]
[[Category:1988 radio programme debuts]]
[[Category:Pacifica Radio programs]]
[[Category:New York City media]]

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