In this packed episode of Billified: The Bill Moran Podcast, Bill and Dan dive into the NFL schedule release, focusing on the Buffalo Bills. While Dan finds all the hype a bit ridiculous, he still drops his season record prediction—and it just might shock die-hard fans.

Next, Father Huber, former French teacher at the Aquinas Institute, joins the conversation to discuss the historic election of Pope Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope. Father Huber explains the global significance of this moment, why the pope didn’t deliver his first Mass in English, and what being a “compromise candidate” really means. He also shares why the name Leo might hint at the direction of this new papacy—and offers thoughts on what Catholics should be praying for right now. Plus, a hilarious story from the pope’s brother: “I can’t believe the little boy I used to push down the stairs is now the pope!”

Then it’s time for Blatnick!—the outrageous new game inspired by Spencer Blatnik’s jaw-dropping, possibly record-breaking OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) arrest. The crew breaks down the shocking details, including body cam audio that leaves everyone stunned.

Finally, the show takes a turn into the world of mental health and AI. A Canadian woman has declared that ChatGPT is the best therapist she’s ever had—after trying over ten human ones. Bill and Dan debate whether AI therapy can ever replace the human element of accountability and connection. They test ChatGPT with a real-world scenario, and the results? Surprisingly helpful. While ChatGPT urges professional therapy when needed, Bill makes the case: for some people, especially in a pinch, AI advice could make a real difference.

Sports, spirituality, scandal, and Silicon Valley—it’s all happening on this episode of Billified!