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CTE, Comedy at 55, Cat Ownership, and a Real-Life Rescue
In this packed episode of Billified: The Bill Moran Podcast, Bill welcomes back comedian, bartender, DJ, and Uber driver Doug Phelps for a hilarious, heartfelt, and news-filled conversation you won’t want to miss.
They kick things off by catching up after Doug’s birthday, diving into stories of family time, his new cat ownership at 55, and the eternal question: Can a single man have a cat and not be judged? Bill also wonders if Doug’s dad would consider adopting him now that he’s “fatherless.”
Things escalate quickly when Bill asks if Doug remembers their drunken golf night call—Doug confesses to being “sauced” and shares all the boozy golf course details. The two shift into a meaningful chat about keeping relationships alive, with Bill dropping a romantic tip he’s never actually used.
Then—real drama hits! A woman faceplants on the sidewalk outside the studio, and Bill and Doug rush to her aid, describing how they helped her recover after she fell due to a cane mishap.
Back in the studio, the tone shifts as they discuss a tragic shooting at NFL headquarters by a man claiming to suffer from CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy). Bill questions whether we’re in an era of self-diagnosis overload, where conditions like ADHD, OCD, and ADD are thrown around casually.
Next, News10NBC Chief Investigator Berkeley Brean calls in to talk about Rochester’s Puerto Rican Festival and the city’s controversial mandate for business closures on North Clinton Avenue. Is it government overreach, or public safety? Berkeley also breaks the news on a major settlement between the Rochester Catholic Diocese and sexual abuse victims, a case over six years in the making.
Wrapping things up, Bill shares Jay Leno’s recent comments on how late-night comedy has become too political, possibly costing shows like Colbert’s half their audience. Is this shift really about politics—or just business?
Finally, Bill and Doug explore the idea that comedians get better with age—less self-conscious, more fearless, and more comfortable bombing (plus, a bit more back pain).
To support the Pirate Ship click here https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support
They kick things off by catching up after Doug’s birthday, diving into stories of family time, his new cat ownership at 55, and the eternal question: Can a single man have a cat and not be judged? Bill also wonders if Doug’s dad would consider adopting him now that he’s “fatherless.”
Things escalate quickly when Bill asks if Doug remembers their drunken golf night call—Doug confesses to being “sauced” and shares all the boozy golf course details. The two shift into a meaningful chat about keeping relationships alive, with Bill dropping a romantic tip he’s never actually used.
Then—real drama hits! A woman faceplants on the sidewalk outside the studio, and Bill and Doug rush to her aid, describing how they helped her recover after she fell due to a cane mishap.
Back in the studio, the tone shifts as they discuss a tragic shooting at NFL headquarters by a man claiming to suffer from CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy). Bill questions whether we’re in an era of self-diagnosis overload, where conditions like ADHD, OCD, and ADD are thrown around casually.
Next, News10NBC Chief Investigator Berkeley Brean calls in to talk about Rochester’s Puerto Rican Festival and the city’s controversial mandate for business closures on North Clinton Avenue. Is it government overreach, or public safety? Berkeley also breaks the news on a major settlement between the Rochester Catholic Diocese and sexual abuse victims, a case over six years in the making.
Wrapping things up, Bill shares Jay Leno’s recent comments on how late-night comedy has become too political, possibly costing shows like Colbert’s half their audience. Is this shift really about politics—or just business?
Finally, Bill and Doug explore the idea that comedians get better with age—less self-conscious, more fearless, and more comfortable bombing (plus, a bit more back pain).
To support the Pirate Ship click here https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support
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In this packed episode of Billified: The Bill Moran Podcast, Bill welcomes back comedian, bartender, DJ, and Uber driver Doug Phelps for a hilarious, heartfelt, and news-filled conversation you won’t want to miss.
They kick things off by catching up after Doug’s birthday, diving into stories of family time, his new cat ownership at 55, and the eternal question: Can a single man have a cat and not be judged? Bill also wonders if Doug’s dad would consider adopting him now that he’s “fatherless.”
Things escalate quickly when Bill asks if Doug remembers their drunken golf night call—Doug confesses to being “sauced” and shares all the boozy golf course details. The two shift into a meaningful chat about keeping relationships alive, with Bill dropping a romantic tip he’s never actually used.
Then—real drama hits! A woman faceplants on the sidewalk outside the studio, and Bill and Doug rush to her aid, describing how they helped her recover after she fell due to a cane mishap.
Back in the studio, the tone shifts as they discuss a tragic shooting at NFL headquarters by a man claiming to suffer from CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy). Bill questions whether we’re in an era of self-diagnosis overload, where conditions like ADHD, OCD, and ADD are thrown around casually.
Next, News10NBC Chief Investigator Berkeley Brean calls in to talk about Rochester’s Puerto Rican Festival and the city’s controversial mandate for business closures on North Clinton Avenue. Is it government overreach, or public safety? Berkeley also breaks the news on a major settlement between the Rochester Catholic Diocese and sexual abuse victims, a case over six years in the making.
Wrapping things up, Bill shares Jay Leno’s recent comments on how late-night comedy has become too political, possibly costing shows like Colbert’s half their audience. Is this shift really about politics—or just business?
Finally, Bill and Doug explore the idea that comedians get better with age—less self-conscious, more fearless, and more comfortable bombing (plus, a bit more back pain).
To support the Pirate Ship click here https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support
They kick things off by catching up after Doug’s birthday, diving into stories of family time, his new cat ownership at 55, and the eternal question: Can a single man have a cat and not be judged? Bill also wonders if Doug’s dad would consider adopting him now that he’s “fatherless.”
Things escalate quickly when Bill asks if Doug remembers their drunken golf night call—Doug confesses to being “sauced” and shares all the boozy golf course details. The two shift into a meaningful chat about keeping relationships alive, with Bill dropping a romantic tip he’s never actually used.
Then—real drama hits! A woman faceplants on the sidewalk outside the studio, and Bill and Doug rush to her aid, describing how they helped her recover after she fell due to a cane mishap.
Back in the studio, the tone shifts as they discuss a tragic shooting at NFL headquarters by a man claiming to suffer from CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy). Bill questions whether we’re in an era of self-diagnosis overload, where conditions like ADHD, OCD, and ADD are thrown around casually.
Next, News10NBC Chief Investigator Berkeley Brean calls in to talk about Rochester’s Puerto Rican Festival and the city’s controversial mandate for business closures on North Clinton Avenue. Is it government overreach, or public safety? Berkeley also breaks the news on a major settlement between the Rochester Catholic Diocese and sexual abuse victims, a case over six years in the making.
Wrapping things up, Bill shares Jay Leno’s recent comments on how late-night comedy has become too political, possibly costing shows like Colbert’s half their audience. Is this shift really about politics—or just business?
Finally, Bill and Doug explore the idea that comedians get better with age—less self-conscious, more fearless, and more comfortable bombing (plus, a bit more back pain).
To support the Pirate Ship click here https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support
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