Unashamed with the Robertson Family

On his new land, Phil is re-creating the most impressive duck hole he ever hunted. Jase reveals why he won’t visit Alaska or knock on doors. Al and Jase try to explain Twitter to Phil. Phil doesn’t get angry any more — except for the time Uncle Si flared one of the biggest groups of mallards he’s ever seen. And the guys talk about why they share the same message over and over again.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil recalls how sensitive the "Duck Dynasty" crew was to Louisiana bugs and laughs off Jase's tale of a person who created his own mosquito repellent. Phil gives advice to someone who questions his purpose in life. Phil and Al discuss why being persecuted is simply a part of being a Christian. And Jase and Phil explain why singing was the hardest thing to do after giving their lives to Christ.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil, Jase, and Al talk about where spirits are before they enter the body, where they go when you die, and whether they interact with each other beyond this realm. Jase has a vendetta against flies and once killed 1,000 in one offensive. The guys discuss the ways people grapple with being perishable and why even Jeff Bezos and all his money can't change the human condition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil shares the speech he gave at Dusty Hill's funeral, and the guys talk about how they met ZZ Top. Jase says Phil is more of a butcher than a doctor when it comes to medical care. Phil gives a homeless man $20 and a biblical lesson. And the guys address listeners struggling to live a Christian life and discuss how to be motivated by grace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Missy’s presence makes Jase extremely nervous, and it never gets old for Al. Jase explains why he was the preaching student with the most visits to the dean's office. Missy is the worst gold digger ever. Lisa confesses she didn't feel worthy of being a preacher's wife and teases her upcoming book with Miss Kay. Missy does her best Phil impression. And Al can't stop laughing at the odd name Jase wants his grandchildren to call him.Visit http://MiaMoo.org- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase and Miss Kay explain Phil’s unusual way of dealing with traumatic and serious situations. Jase and Al are joined by Miss Kay and their Aunt Ann to talk about their childhood and what it was like to grow up in rural Louisiana. Jase describes his many near death experiences, including a car wreck that he thought sent him to hell. Miss Kay recalls Phil's words to her after she woke up on a ventilator after life-threatening surgery. Jase relives the time he got shot in the head by a trash fire. And Al remembers the many times Jase and Willie were punished even though he intentionally started the trouble. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil gets ready to deliver a eulogy for ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, and Al and Jase look back on the family's relationship with the band. Jase remembers when he almost ripped his hair out during a squirrel hunt and recalls the time he was stung between the eyes by a yellowjacket. Phil describes one of the great benefits of having a beard. Jase holds a fly-killing bootcamp after he nearly wrecks his house to kill a fly. Al and Jase explain why it's OK to celebrate Halloween. And Phil discusses why unbelievers feel free while believers feel locked up by rules and regulations. -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase talks about filming his new show’s pilot with Si and Jep and reveals which names the production team rejected. Jase and Al discuss the first thing they want to do right after a church service. Phil is confused by pescatarians, and Al describes himself as a Cajuntarian — someone who eats anything. And Phil talks about why he performed baptisms during the pandemic.-- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by Zach’s wife, Jill Dasher, who shares the details of her new book, "Shallow: Drowning in the Shallow End of People's Approval." Jill reminisces about meeting Zach in a laundromat, and Jase has some surprising admissions about laundry. Phil and Jill discuss raising kids in a device-centric world and how you can teach your children to do right. Jill confesses her struggles with perfectionism and how her insecurities almost ruined her marriage. Jase and Jill talk about the pitfalls of social media and why we always see ourselves in the worst light. And Al reveals Zach's hilarious fail at his own wedding.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jep, Jase, and Zach tell Phil why adoption is one of the greatest manifestations of the Gospel in their lives and how it's strengthened their relationships with God. Phil explains why it's the responsibility of God’s people to care for others and why the government can’t handle it. Phil and Zach discuss why the Gospel is a paradox. Jep shares some eye-opening stats about adoption and talks about his first year of marriage to Jessica. And Jase talks about how love must be sincere, or it isn't true. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices