Episodes

Phil names the rarest commodity, the most difficult to obtain, that anyone could ever hope for — then he tells you how to get it. Zach asks the question, "Who is He?" and looks at the terms diversity and unity, …

The Robertson family is on vacation, and Phil is glad they got away! Zach thinks Jase's new DIY haircut is hilarious, but Jase was thrilled with the outcome. Jase discusses the mystery of godliness and tackles the difficulty ...

Phil decides to stay home for the annual family vacation, but Miss Kay is perfectly content and calls this her break from Phil. Jase explains the wonderful world of boudin and why it's so delicious! Phil discusses how using f...

Phil points to the lack of fathers and the breakdown of the American family structure for most of our societal problems and calls it a devastating tragedy. Jase shares a story about opening his home to his kids' friends and …

Zach Dasher shares a survey of the church's modern-day beliefs, and Phil and Jase can't believe what they hear. Phil warns against the poisonous tongue and how much damage it can cause without accountability. Jase highlights ...

Phil finds out that his favorite house dog, Bobo, has passed on, and Al discusses the possibility of dogs in the afterlife. Zach makes a point about animals having spirits and the verses in the Bible about the spirits of …

Phil and Zach Dasher debate over the meaning of baptism. Jase and Al weigh in as well. But the one thing everyone definitely agrees on is that salvation comes by grace through faith in Jesus. Watch the Unashamed overtime show...

Phil discusses the completion of a film about the perils of his past life with executive producer and nephew Zach Dasher. Jase examines the problems with earthly wisdom and human philosophy commonly known as humanism, and Al ...

Phil is joined in the studio by three of his sons to discuss their ministries, and Willie tells a hilarious story of when he cast a large shadow on a stage where a man was attempting to speak to an …

Phil says the Founding Fathers probably never even considered that modern-day Americans would argue over slaughtering their own little ones. Jase talks about the lie that was told to the beginning of humanity, that we could b...

Jase discusses Louisiana history, zydeco music, southern culture, and the origin of the delicious Opelousas catfish. Phil has planted thousands of bald cypress trees and aided in wetland conservation in Louisiana, but he stil...

Jase realizes how difficult it is to entertain today's youth, because they have an entire world of entertainment in their cell phones and nothing seems to impress them. Phil says it is time for Americans to consider homeschoo...

Phil receives a gift from an "Unashamed" listener, and Jase can't wait to break out the hot sauce, crackers, and mustard. Phil provides some advice for people who like to prep by stockpiling food with a long shelf life for …

Phil shares a laughter-filled story about attempting to bathe in Miss Kay's new bathtub, when he left feeling clean but dissatisfied at best. Jase takes a look at the term "Christian" and explains why it's not quite what Jesu...

Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by Dr. Ben Carson, former Housing and Urban Development secretary for the United States of America. Dr. Carson is also a retired neurosurgeon and has a specialized view of the situation in Americ...

Jase finds himself in an electric vehicle, struggling to climb a hill, and sliding into a dangerous situation, and Al talks about the problem with green energy getting its fuel from burning coal. Phil warns against earthly po...

Willie finds out why his mayhaw trees won't grow, and Phil shares his vast knowledge of the land with Jase and Al. Jase discovers his dad has a hidden vault of jellies somewhere on the property, and Phil tells a …

Jase learns about the sport of wee ball and the fun or chaos that comes with toddlers. Phil remembers his old coach, Scotty Robertson, and tells how he first got introduced to the game and where he got his first …

Jase appoints Missy as the cloud in their relationship, because he relies on her for technology and her organizational skills. Al and Jase reflect on Phil's only rule growing up: "Don't you ever disrespect your mother." Phil ...

Jase shares an idea he has for a new movie, and Phil encourages viewers to ingest solid food in the form of the scriptures, so that they might be able to distinguish good from evil. Al introduces the greek word …

Jase is filled to the brim with non-stop stories to share, including rope swing memories, a failed first date, a funny story about Missy, and a film crew's first exposure to ants. Al and Jase discuss the creative process of …

Phil has watched America's unraveling for the past two years, and he thinks that the pendulum is beginning to swing in the opposite direction. Jase relives one of the greatest river harvests of Phil's life and provides the de...

Phil finally met the actor who will portray him in a new movie about Phil's early life, and Al explains how God is a jealous God. Jase remembers mentor Bill Smith and their discussions about the book of Romans. Jase …

Phil just had another birthday, and at the wise age of 76, he said one thing is for certain: "You can get away with a lot more than a young man." Jase loves to laugh at himself and says he …