Billy the Kidd in the Morning: A high school football player proposes to his girlfriend mid-game. Is it romantic or way too soon?
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Billy the Kidd in the Morning: A high school football player proposes to his girlfriend mid-game. Is it romantic or way too soon?
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In this thought-provoking and laugh-out-loud episode of Billy The Kidd In The Morning, Billy, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh dive into everything from parenting fails and viral proposals to ghost-hunting contests and Jerry Jones flipping the bird.
The show kicks off with a heartfelt moment about empathy and invisible battles, sparked by a simple message on a veteran’s truck. It’s a reminder to slow down and show grace in a world that’s always rushing.
Then, things take a hilarious turn when Producer Pooh shares a parenting backfire at the barbershop, leading to a nostalgic debate about questionable haircuts and not becoming “the old guy.” The team also reacts to a listener’s Dirty Little Secret about a fourth-grade teacher’s wardrobe choices—sparking a fiery debate on professionalism, body positivity, and school dress codes.
Candice Court is in session, and Kyle from Frisco is mad. Real mad. He’s calling out women who accept expensive drinks without genuine interest.
If you laughed, cringed, or shouted “facts!” at your speaker, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your crew. Follow Billy on Instagram @BillyOnTheRadio and Candice @CandiceOnAir for behind-the-scenes moments and listener secrets.
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