In this episode of Billified: The Bill Moran Podcast, titled “Old is New,” Bill starts off by sharing a candid moment with Dan. Before the mics were hot, Dan told Bill he looked ready for the weekend, prompting Bill to open up about the overwhelming feelings he’s been dealing with lately. From feeling lied to and uncertain, Bill has decided to focus on the moment rather than get lost in overthinking.

Bill then shifts the conversation to a trend he’s noticed on Netflix—three new movies featuring older women and younger men. While this isn’t a new concept (cue The Graduate), Bill wonders if we’ve ever seen multiple films with this storyline at once. He shares his thoughts on where this trend may have come from, inviting listeners to weigh in. Dan chimes in with a memory of Heart’s song “All I Wanna Do,” leading Bill to a surprising revelation about who actually wrote the song.

Bill also gets personal, sharing a story about his attraction to slightly older women, hesitating at first but eventually spilling all the details after some encouragement from Dan. The story has Bill reflecting on his past in a way that’s both humorous and revealing.

The episode takes a lighter turn when Bill and Dan attempt to talk to Michele from MJ Dispensary about their upcoming “Halloweed” event. Technical difficulties lead to some amusing moments. Then, Bill dives into his fascination with the Menendez Brothers case, sharing a clip of the California DA’s decision to retry the brothers, which could lead to instant parole. Bill speculates on who might land the first interview and how much money could be involved.

Dan surprises Bill by bringing up Cornelius Bennett’s checkered past, leaving Bill in disbelief until Dan finds the story online.

Finally, the duo discusses a wild new toilet technology that analyzes bowel movements for health data. While the potential health benefits are clear, Bill wonders if this kind of tech is a step too far when it comes to privacy.

It’s an episode full of surprises, laughter, and deep dives into everything from pop culture trends to tech innovations. Enjoy!