Thank you, Phil Robertson, for all you've done for the Kingdom.Here are some of our favorite Phil moments from the "Unashamed" podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Willie and Korie join the guys to celebrate the June 1 premiere of Duck Dynasty: The Revival and take a hilarious, heartfelt walk down memory lane. From unforgettable injuries on set to forgotten Phil rants and roundabout chaos, nothing is off-limits—including the roast session that breaks out between every member of the family. The Robertsons trade jabs and jokes about who made filming the hardest, who was always late, and the real reason Si always delivered the best punchlines. “Unashamed” Epi...
Zach spots a bizarre stream of lights in the North Carolina sky during a blackout and wonders if he’s witnessing an alien invasion—but the night takes a holy turn when Jill hosts a flashlight-lit baptism in their backyard pool. Jase and Al explore the trap laid for Jesus in John 8, where a woman caught in adultery is brought before him, and unpack the tension between grace, truth, and judgment. The guys explore what it means to walk in the light—and why every knee will bow when the true light ap...
Rebecca St. James and her husband Cubbie open up about the heartbreak of infertility, miscarriages, and spiritual burnout—and how God brought healing and purpose through their deepest pain. Jase, Al, Lisa, and Missy connect with the couple over traumatic cruise ship ordeals and their love of living in the South. Plus, Jase’s son, Cole, asks him to officiate his upcoming wedding! In this episode: Revelation 12, verse 11; Ephesians 5, verses 25–32 “Unashamed” Episode 1095 is sponsored by: https://...
Jase shares a tender moment with Miss Kay and her new mama bird friend—one that helps him see beauty in aging. Al opens up about caring and praying for Phil, who still shines with the Holy Spirit even in his decline. Jase reflects on why he and Miss Kay clashed in his youth and how he now sees her love more clearly. The guys turn to Romans 8 to find hope, strength, and God’s design in every season of life, especially the difficult ones. In this episode: Romans 8, verses 17–39; 1 Corinthians 15, ...
Jase recounts how doing a quick favor for Willie turned into a 10-hour filming session for “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” that wrecked his sermon prep. But the Holy Spirit still showed up! He unpacks the family themes woven through the book of Ephesians and lays out God’s eternal plan to reunite heaven and earth through Christ. With help from Al and Zach, Jase take a closer look at what the Bible actually says about heaven and hell—and why the real prize isn’t a place, but a presence. In this episo...
What did Jesus really say about adultery—and why is the story in John 8 so controversial? Jase, Al, and Zach dig into a hotly debated passage and Ezekiel’s warnings. Plus, only Jase can turn a wine joke into a full-blown Bible study! Guest Paul Marty of Tomorrow Clubs International shares how summer camps are changing lives for thousands of kids all over the world, and the guys reflect on how their experiences at similar camps helped shape the entire Robertson family’s spiritual legacy. In this ...
Jase takes the guys on a wild but relevant detour from John into one of the Bible’s most graphic, R-rated texts to show how its visions connect to Jesus, the temple, and the presence of God. Al and Lisa’s new cat named Linda accidentally invites a nightly raccoon buffet, forcing them to get creative with a solution. Zach gets roasted for his “van dad” lifestyle, a growing fleet of used vehicles, and his unmistakable used car salesman energy. In this episode: John 3, verses 3-10; Ezekiel 36-37; E...
Jase’s latest DIY haircut draws some cryptic emoji feedback from Missy, and the guys call in Gen Z help to decode it. A laugh-out-loud conversation about online personas turns serious when Jase questions whether online avatars might open us up to the demonic. The guys deep dive into what it truly means to bear the image of Christ—online and in real life. Zach traces the thread of God’s plan for the nations from Genesis to Revelation. In this episode: John 7, verses 37-41; John 6, verses 33-58; E...
Retired Navy SEAL Chadd Wright joins Jase and the guys to unpack the chilling reality of spiritual warfare. Chadd shares his firsthand experience with demonic oppression and explains why fearing the devil too much might be just as dangerous as pretending he doesn’t exist. The guys dive into Ephesians 6, what it means to fight the flesh, and why your body, mind, and soul are all battlegrounds in the war between two kingdoms. In this episode: 1 Thessalonians 5, verses 19-23; Jude 1, verse 9; Hebre...
Jase accidentally traumatizes a toddler with a graphic “circle of life” moment that becomes a powerful lesson about God’s gifts, survival, and generational faith. The guys reflect on why fishing was Phil’s first act as a faithful man after coming to Jesus, and how the image of living water flowing into the Dead Sea reveals the transformative power of the Spirit. They connect John 7 to Ezekiel, Acts, and the Garden of Eden, weaving together what it really means to be a living temple filled with t...
Missy opens up about taking on Miss Kay’s mantle of mentorship and good cooking, and shares the sweet moment she serenaded Phil with an old gospel hymn. Kimberly Fletcher, founder and president of Moms for America, recounts some of the cultural victories mamas across the country have won and are fighting to win for family, the Constitution, God, and country. Meanwhile, Jase relives his one and only trip to school orientation—and how it went completely off the rails thanks to one four-letter word...
Jase’s unexpected day off takes a wild turn when a once-in-a-lifetime moment leaves even his own family in disbelief—and Jep demands photo evidence. Zach gets a phone call that sends his world spinning, and Jase is forced to weigh in from both a brotherly and biblical perspective. The guys wrestle with the weight of sacrifice, the power of the blood, and how Jesus didn’t just come to save us from hell, but to bring heaven to earth. In this episode: John 7, Leviticus 17, verses 8-11; Hebrews 7, v...
The guys get a good laugh when Al accidentally “baptizes” Godwin before the episode even starts, and Godwin reflects on beginning his third career at age 62. Jase rants about whispery videos and shows no mercy to a grocery store theologian who challenged his Bible interpretation. The guys unpack free will vs. God’s will and trace the river of life from Eden to the hearts of believers today by connecting the books of John, Ezekiel and Revelation. In this episode: John 7, verses 6-24; Revelation 1...
Jase is left speechless after a woman bares her soul moments before he baptizes her, reminding the guys that true surrender is the only way to real victory. He also goes full Phil-mode in a takedown of modern coffee culture. Al opens up about the failure of his “60 by 60” campaign and faces a morbid truth about obesity, brain health, and the human condition. The guys reflect on God’s original commands to humanity, unpack the true meaning of “be fruitful and multiply,” and explore how the gospel ...
Jase does everything short of a backflip to entertain his grandkids, but his heroic efforts land him in pain—and his attempt to stretch it out in the studio leaves the crew rattled. Finally moving on to John 7, the guys unpack the only Gospel account of Jesus’ brothers, their early skepticism, and what their eventual transformation into believers reveals about the truth of the resurrection. Plus, Al’s son-in-law and fellow Duckman Jay Stone steps in to save a smoky situation, and the guys reflec...
Jase can’t help but laugh when Phil surprises him with a birthday request that's funny, sweet, and completely unexpected. The guys celebrate the floodwaters that finally let them move their duck blinds after years of waiting. Jase recounts his rare moment of second-guessing while navigating the floods—and his decision to strap on a life jacket just in case. The Bible study digs deep into Deuteronomy and how the importance of both the physical and spiritual world are represented by the life and w...
Jase suffers a communication breakdown that spiraled into a full-on meltdown at a steakhouse — or so he thought — and he had to swallow his pride and make it right. The guys celebrate a major answered prayer in Godwin’s family as his son-in-law was baptized recently, and they reflect on what it means to witness God’s movement in the lives of those you love. They also dig into the deeper meaning of “hardening of the heart,” why one Bible verse is the most cross-referenced of all time, and how God...
Jase’s pit stop turns into a divine appointment when he runs into NFL quarterback Brock Purdy on the street. Christian Huff shares a joyful update on Sadie’s pregnancy and teases a coming gender reveal. Rising country star Conner Smith joins the guys to talk about how Jesus is showing up at his concerts, why blending your calling with your passion unlocks real purpose, and what it’s like to follow God in the spotlight. Plus, Jase heads to Nashville to surprise Missy and ends up terrifying his da...
Jase stumbles onto a biblical revelation about God’s gemstones that leaves him wondering if Missy’s diamond ring needs to go. Zach gets publicly roasted for his cheapskate tendencies and grocery bill complaints, but he manages to tie his thriftiness back to a deeper spiritual truth. The guys dig into Isaiah and Revelation, connecting God’s promises to eternal life and the “crisis of meaning” plaguing the world. Plus, Jase’s son fears waking Missy from her nap, and the Robertsons reveal just how ...
Jase and Jep recount a brutal day of treasure hunting that went from bad to worse as bad news started rolling in. After a rough week, the guys regroup and laugh about their "old man struggles" and feeling like they’re falling apart. Jase finds a surprising opportunity when a fast-food mishap opens the door to an unexpected gospel conversation. The guys challenge Christians to embrace the mission of reaching just one person for Jesus, unpack the true meaning of being made in God's image, and expl...
Jase, Al, and Zach take a hilarious trip down memory lane as Jase recalls the day a confident Willie made a move that went spectacularly wrong — and cemented Jase’s favorite "Duck Dynasty" memory. Al shares a wild story about a buddy who went "full redneck," and Jase and Missy’s weekend argument over spiders leads to a debate about trusting friendly animals. The guys dive into the spiritual lessons of John 6, where Jesus repeats a life-changing truth that people still struggle to grasp. In this ...
Jase lets slip that even his best Bible study couldn’t keep a special in-studio guest awake. The guys tackle tough questions about the nature of offense when it comes to Jesus’ teachings, and Jase wonders whether Hebrews hints at the possibility of time travel. Zach opens up about the powerful final night he spent with his mom, and the guys explore how the cross remakes the Tree of Life and what it means to truly live in God's favor. In this episode: John 6; John 17, verse 3; Hebrews 12, verses ...
Phil’s old school habit of hunting squirrels wearing only socks left Miss Kay with an unpleasant task afterward and it’s not exactly what you’d expect. Later in life, Miss Kay would cook and bring one of those squirrels for TV host Wendy Williams to try and it didn’t go over well. Laela Dasher Skinner and Reeves Walker, leaders of Sadie Robertson’s LO Worship, open up about how their personal struggles have shaped both their faith and their music. Laela reflects on her “American Idol” journey, a...
Jase is floored by what teens are doing during the Minecraft movie—including smuggling in live chickens—and Rory McIlroy’s dramatic week at the Masters doesn’t help him feel any better about the state of the world. The guys dig into one of the most controversial chapters in the Bible and explore how it’s sparked debate, division, and deep questions for generations. Through it all, they’re reminded that the brokenness around us only proves how much we all still need Jesus. In this episode: John 6...
Phil and Miss Kay are finally back together again, and the joy between them is unmistakable—though their peaceful reunion quickly turns into chaos when the entire Robertson clan crowds in for visits. Jase finds himself in a storm of his own, as bad weather outside stirs up an even bigger argument between him and Missy inside. Along the way, he learns that their habit of hashing things out in public might, oddly enough, be a sign of a healthy relationship. The guys and Jill reflect on how often w...
Jase takes the side of Zach’s wife, Jill, after Zach’s solo vacation blunder gets caught on national TV. The fallout sparks a roast session, some impromptu marriage counseling with Al, and lots of laughs at Zach’s expense—especially once Jill joins in. The guys and Jill explore why death still matters deeply to Christians, even though we know it’s not the end, and why so many people miss the heart of Jesus’ message. Plus, does the Gospel offend you? Maybe it should! In this episode: John 6; John...
Jase shares how one secret act of kindness toward a missionary family may have opened the door to something bigger. Al recounts a deeply emotional dream involving Phil, Donald Trump, and a presidential medal, and the guys reflect on their generational fear of the potluck dinner. They dive into John 6 and the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000, unpacking how God takes what little we have and multiplies it beyond what we could imagine. In this episode: John 6, verses 1-15; Matthew 6, verses 7-8; D...
Jase finally discovers the true meaning of “hubris” after getting called out on national TV by none other than Phil—though he still isn’t sure he deserved it. Fans of "Duck Dynasty" challenge Jase’s memory of events, even though he was actually there. A mysterious donation of an old, massive dictionary sparks a full-blown research war between Jase and Zach, and no word is safe. Al’s doctoring of Lisa goes so sideways that she’ll never let him try that again, and the guys dive deep into how the P...
Jase tries to keep up with the kids by learning a new slang phrase—though the results are questionable. Zach’s questionable life choices once led to a haircut so awful it disrupted church, with Al calling him out mid-sermon.The guys also dive into why humans invent "gods" like Superman instead of submitting to the one true God. Plus, they discuss how eternal life starts with an internal life with Jesus. In this episode: John 5, verses 1-30; Ezekiel 37, verses 11-14; 2 Corinthians 5, verses 4-16 ...
