Episodes

Si Robertson grabs a seat in the Unashamed Lair to share the big news about the debut of his new podcast, Duck Call Room, on Thursday, Dec. 3. Phil tries to troubleshoot Si's cellphone problems and gets Si to reveal how he'd react to being greeted by a holy kiss. Jase explains what happened to all the money from the Robertsons' Christmas album. The guys share the one thing you shouldn't tell Phil when cameras are about to roll. And Si tells tales of his time overseas, including giving last rites...

Phil and Jase have a fire in their bellies, and they can't shut up about it. Jase shares an awesome story about how you never know who you might reach when you share Jesus. Al remembers the time he got Miss Kay's car impounded. Jase describes the unique way Missy got into his truck for their stinky first date and how they flunked their premarital compatibility test. Something very fishy happened on Al and Lisa's first date. And Phil remembers dates with Miss Kay involving hitchhiking and Uncle S...

Jase shares the tale of the closest he ever came to being arrested, and while he insists he did nothing wrong, Al isn't so sure. Phil and Al fact-check the social media posts that claim Phil is running a CBD oil business. But first, Mia whips up a gourmet meal for the family, and Jase is shocked. And the guys discuss women who hunt, why the Bible is a bestselling book, Pilate and the truth in John 18, and politicians and the truth in 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adc...

Jase tumbles into the pool with his dog while chasing a wild opossum and has a bizarre run-in with the clerk at a convenience store counter. Phil suspects you never quite get over being marked by California. Jase shares the graphic reason he stays out of New Orleans. Phil reveals the secret to what makes his duck and dressing so good. And Phil, Jase, and Al talk about the journalist who brags about taking "Duck Dynasty" down, but is that really what happened? Learn more about your ad choices. Vi...

Duck season is here, Phyllis joins the ranks, and Si is back to his old ways. Jase perfects his technique to avoid unwanted kisses from strangers. Phil, Jase, and Al are concerned about the emotional toll of the coronavirus and cooped-up kids spending more time on devices. Jase points to a Bible verse about cellphones and says his daughter can now laugh about losing cellphone privileges. And Al highlights one of the most chilling moments in the Bible. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit mega...

Phil's daughter, Phyllis, enters the Unashamed Lair with her artist husband, Tony, and it's clear they fit right in. Tony has a warning about why you have to be careful about what you say in front of Phil, Jase, and Al. Phil shares a lesson he learned about having junk out in his yard. Phyllis and Tony recall the first time they visited West Monroe before Phil knew who they were, and they talk about overcoming hardship and maintaining faith. Tony reveals he went to church for decades without hea...

Jase and Al revisit their childhood scuffles, shenanigans, and roughhousing, including exploding ammo and Willie's near-deadly baton. Phil, Jase, and Al explain why they love using Bible concordances, why we shouldn't retreat from evil, and which sermons they avoid like the plague. And Phil predicts a totalitarian future where hollering about Jesus can't be taken for granted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Duck season always brings complaints and bickering — we're looking at you, Si Robertson. Jase recalls having a few conflicts with people at Duck Commander who wouldn't stay in their lanes, and he describes the duck call that violated his fundamental rule. Al is fascinated by the water from Chuck Norris' artesian well, and that reminds Jase of two memes that owe their viral reach to Jesus. And Phil, Jase, and Al weigh in on an audience question: Why did Jesus pray to the Father? Learn more about ...

Jase finds the authoritarian Thanksgiving restrictions in California and Oregon absurd, and Phil has a pretty good idea where the rules are coming from and where they're headed. Al is sick of the mask hypocrisy from the "orange man bad" crowd. The guys are fed up with coronavirus restrictions being used to go after believers, and they're not expecting Joe Biden to keep any of his "kumbaya" promises. But first, Phil, Jase, and Al are unashamed to hunt and eat game despite Morrissey's refusal to d...

Phil and Jase spend all year getting ready for duck season, but when it finally rolls around, Miss Kay and Missy have a name for it: "The Ordeal." Jase highly recommends having the duck-hunting conversation before you get married. The guys also answer audience questions about how a young family can focus on Jesus in the home, how to end a struggle with sin after you repent, and how to share Jesus with a homosexual friend or family member. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adch...

Phil and Jase talk about creative (and delicious!) ways to cook deer, why eating game is biblical, and why young deer are way better than big bucks. Phil likes to eat wild game, but mounting it on the wall isn't really his thing. Jase explains the concept of email to Phil. The guys respond to a question that comes up when we go public about the Gospel: "Who do you think you are?" And Phil laments that in today's culture, the "truth" doesn't include Jesus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit ...

Willie's well-stocked pond sets the stage for Jase and Stone's redneck rivalry. The Robertsons have strong feelings about serving dove and quail together. Al and Lisa's 36th wedding anniversary prompts a discussion of marriage and "WHOA, man!" Phil, Jase, and Al talk about the deer "corpasses" on Carcass Road (thanks, Miss Kay!), liberal science deniers, and atheist attempts to disprove the Bible. And Phil warns against turning the Bible into rocket science. Learn more about your ad choices. Vis...

Phil talks election shenanigans, Democrat lies, and Trump's spot-on prediction about mail-in voting. Jase and Al also weigh in on the voting irregularities and recounts. Jase talks about the illness that sidelined him for a couple of weeks and explains why the stock market is going up, but Phil would rather invest elsewhere. Phil's dogs have the final say on Stone's deer roast, and it's not pretty. Al ponders Big Tech's support for liberal causes. And the guys agree there's one thing that won't ...

Zach's dad, Gordon Dasher, makes his "Unashamed" debut to reminisce about how he met Phil's sister, fitting into the Robertson family, and killing snakes. Al and Gordon talk about being censored on Twitter and Facebook last week, the guys offer a biblical view of cancel culture, and Phil remembers the day he was put on "indefinite hiatus" from "Duck Dynasty" as one of the happiest of his life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and Al tell hilarious stories of their limited aptitude for any technology that has more than a switch. They also get into Jesus' resume, understanding the mind-bending relationship between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and why there's no hope in the Democratic Party. And Al points to a few parts of the Old Testament that could suggest Jesus had a few "test runs" before he was born to Mary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's one thing Phil appreciates about the internet. Al performs the first-ever Unashamed wedding ceremony. Zach and Al recall their sinful pasts, and Phil remembers Jep's house arrest. Phil is certain our culture is at a tipping point, and Al says there's only one way to fix it. And the guys talk about Jesus' testimony, getting your kids on the right path, wearing hate as a badge of honor, and being freed from the 3 Ps: the penalty of sin, the power of sin, and the presence of sin. Learn more...

Phil and Al are joined by election refugees Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer, the conservative filmmakers behind "Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer" and "Obamagate." They discuss journalism and the age-old struggle between good and evil, the Hollywood wasteland, how Ann and Phelim got burned out on leftism and "pro-choice" politics, and what it was like to meet murderous abortionist Kermit Gosnell in prison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the election looms large, Phil, Jase, and Zach weigh in on Trump's viral dance moves, fear of the coronavirus among voters, and the policies supported by Trump and Biden. Zach criticizes the unbiblical view of authority in the American church and points out how and why social distancing has damaged our culture. And the guys react to Pastor John Piper's controversial stance on whether it's more harmful to vote for politicians who promote bad policies or candidates with personality flaws. Learn...

This is one Bible study you don't want to miss. Phil, Jase, and Zach wade deep into what role human beings play when we do good and what role the Holy Spirit plays. They also discuss how the Spirit transforms your heart over time, what sin really is, and how faith works. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil kicks things off with a question: When was the last time you heard the word sin in our courts, schools, governments, or Hollywood? This leads Phil, Jase, and Zach into a candid discussion of counseling, psychiatry, and the relationship between spirituality, sin, behavioral problems, brokenness, emptiness, mental illness, and the human dilemma. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did Phil have to hand over a crisp $20 bill to Jase for finding his lost chain? The guys reveal the resolution to last episode's cliffhanger. Phil and Jase leave Zach nearly speechless when they overshare about a great experience Phil had in the woods recently. The guys discuss the Alpha and the Omega, Revelation and the Eternal Age, and what the Bible says about YOLO. And Zach has a timely reminder that all earthly kingdoms fall — even America — but our ultimate allegiance is to God, and nothin...

By popular demand, Jase reveals how he makes money in the stock market, and Phil and Al chime in with a biblical perspective. But first, Al is a man on the move, and he discovers there are rednecks everywhere. Jase gets ready to take Phil out for his first metal detecting experience. And Phil and Jase explore why chains are so irresistible to a redneck. Disclaimer: Obviously Phil, Jase, and Al Robertson are not licensed to provide investment advice, tax advice, or financial planning services, an...

Phil thinks he might need a shrink to help him figure out the eccentricities and peculiarities he shares with his siblings. Jase explains the hilarious reason Si hollers on the phone and why whispering always makes him nervous. Miss Kay left her cellphone in the last place you'd think to look. Phil reveals why he doesn't wear his $5,000 hearing aides, and Al offers his theory on the REAL reason. Jase promises to share his stock tips on Monday's episode. The guys discuss Al's sermon on the God of...

Phil shares a cringe-worthy coffee catastrophe, courtesy of Dan. Phil, Jase, and Al try to figure out why some people can't stand to be called "sir" or "ma'am," and they ponder why it drives some people crazy to have a door held open for them. The guys discuss recognizing people by the fruit they bear, and Jase says we have too many rock-throwers and not enough foot-washers. Phil also explains what a "stem-winder of a hairdo" is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices