In this episode of Billified: The Bill Moran Podcast, Bill kicks things off with a raw reflection on fear—not in the obvious way, but how it cleverly disguises itself as responsibility, preparation, maturity, or caution, holding us back without us even realizing it. Bill and Dan, dive deep into how culture and upbringing shape our mental boundaries and how it’s time to recognize fear’s costume if we want to move forward.

Then it’s on to The Masters, where Rory McIlroy finally gets his green jacket, but not without some controversy. From mud balls that “we’re not supposed to talk about” to a golfer literally peeing in Rae’s Creek—yes, you read that right—Bill shares all the moments Augusta doesn’t want you to know.
The conversation takes a turn toward football and the legacy looming over Arch Manning. Is he the next big thing, or just a product of his family’s script? Bill and Dan debate ESPN’s hot take that he might be college football’s next villain.

Also in the mix: four men ride horses into a Walmart in Louisiana, claiming emotional support status. Bill dives into the wild world of emotional support animals—from pigs to peacocks—and questions whether we’ve blurred the line between accommodation and absurdity.

And finally—can you really buy anything on Facebook Marketplace? Apparently, yes. Including human bones. Bill explores the creepy commerce of human remains being sold as “collectibles” and asks: where do we draw the line between curiosity and crime?

This episode is wild, reflective, and full of moments that’ll make you think twice about fear, football, and Facebook.  Enjoy!

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