Episodes

Phil learns what pita chips are and that they have nothing to do with the ethical treatment of animals. Jase gets nothing but crickets when he tries to give a devotion to his daughter and her friends. During a severe winter storm, there's no going to the store, but in Phil’s neck of the woods, he IS the store. Al says the best word for parents to learn is "no." And the guys dig into Stephen’s story in Acts and his fight to get people to focus on the person, not the place. Learn more about your ...

Phil, Jase, and Al tell the stories behind some of the signs hanging in the duck call room. Willie's first business was booming when he was 12 years old, and the guys reveal his secret weapon. Phil gets a big kick out of Jase's ice mishap. Missy is not amused by Jase's cold-weather comedy. Al is not a fan of Bill Gates' stance on meat. Jase has a bone to pick with the religion of global warming. And Phil has two big takeaways from the aftermath of the snowstorm and a prayer for the people of Tex...

Phil, Jase, and Al are stuck at home in the snow. Jase finds out why it's a bad idea for rednecks to run on ice, and his come-to-Jesus moment with a house full of teenagers goes too far. Phil is cut off from civilization. Al and Zach remember Rush Limbaugh and the huge impact he had on conservatism and new media. Al wants to know why the Biden administration replaced "equality" with "equity." And Zach takes a biblical look at division and cultural clashes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visi...

Phil talks with a brain surgeon, an emissary of the pope, and an atheist — all in one week. You know we live in trying times when Dr. Ben Carson requests a meeting with a redneck duck-call maker. Phil also describes his unexpected visit from a representative of Pope Francis, and Jase thinks the guy must have drawn the short straw. Phil shares his Gospel symbols with the emissary, signs a duck call for the pope, and makes a quick video tutorial to show him how to use it. Meanwhile, Jase is the ta...

Jase nearly sets his wife, Missy, on fire while trying to figure out how to operate his new yuppie fireplace. He also gets reprimanded for not having the right attire at a country club, but he comes up with a solution to save the day. Phil isn't country club material, and he knows it. Is offering our kids $100,000 not to drink until age 30 a good idea? And the guys discuss why we should focus on impressing God instead of trying to impress people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphon...

Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by comedian Adam Carolla. Adam skewers the woke crowd's nonexistent sense of irony, discusses his atheism and how he relates to people of faith, and explains how Marxism is like a turbine car. The guys talk about comedy in the face of the cancel mob, how Adam's "No Safe Spaces" documentary foreshadowed the current cancel culture, and why a statue of any of them would be torn down. Adam's latest book is "I'm Your Emotional Support Animal: Navigating Our All Woke, No ...

Phil and Al share the best response to people in power who want to censor, silence, and punish you. They offer a blueprint for standing up for what's right in a culture where conservative Christians are canceled for their beliefs. But first, Phil gives his Super Bowl review, and it's not pretty. He also talks about the sermon he preached on hope. Al and Phil get a good chuckle out of Acts 5, and Al points out how much Phil's "Duck Dynasty" experience mirrors that text. Learn more about your ad ...

Guests Matt Lyda of Nine Line Apparel and Jay Stone of Duck Commander talk about the veterans-only duck hunt that got Si back in the blind after beating COVID. An explosion nearby brings the ducks in. Phil breaks the “Robertson Code” of not telling your brothers what to do. Jay talks about Si's struggle with COVID. And Matt tells the story of Nine Line Apparel, his salvation, and how he uses his platform to reach others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and Jase answer a listener’s question about hunting public land, then tell their own public land story, where they learned some of the more peculiar Texas hunting laws. Phil gives a duck identification lesson to a Texas wildlife agent. The guys talk about the danger in looking for self-worth in social media and using reconciliation over condemnation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil, Jase, and Al talk to former New England Patriot Matt Light and ex-MLB player Adam LaRoche about the flawless prank they played on Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman. They reveal the weeks of meticulous planning behind the prank and the one moment that made it all worth it. Jase tells the hilarious story of the time Adam's wife offered him a massage and recalls the time they had an all-night Bible study. And the guys relive Robertson household pranks and discuss the importance of protecting th...

Phil doesn't want Bernie Sanders in his boat, even in meme form. The guys talk duck-season grub and how Popeyes stacks up to Chick-fil-A. Jase weighs in on the GameStop story, hedge-fund shorts, and what he thinks of timing the stock market. Phil explains how to rob a beehive and how he learned that "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" was wrong: Bees do indeed sting at night. He also tells his version of the story Si told on his "Duck Call Room" podcast about the 27 bees that left his butt in a world ...

Jase says more power to the retail investors who went up against hedge funds shorting GameStop, but he's sticking with long-term investments. Phil, Jase, and Al look at what the Bible says about investing and acquiring wealth, and Jase finds a parable in Luke that makes for a good stock market analogy. The guys also discuss what the Bible tells Christians about tattoos, why you don't want to mess around with the Holy Spirit, hypocrisy in those who represent heaven, the stock market in your heart...

Phil gets talked into going on one last duck hunt of the season with a less than ideal crew, but he's pleasantly surprised. Jase talks about an argument over a duck hole and uses it as an example of how to keep your priorities straight and how to approach a potentially violent situation with grace. Phil brings up the idea that the church — not the government — should take care of the poor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil doesn't remember ever running out of gas, but Jase sure does, and it reminds him of how he used to siphon gas for Phil. Al recalls the last time he burned an egg carton. And speaking of burning things, for a guy who doesn't own a cellphone, Phil knows a lot about viral explosion videos. Jase is not a fan of churches that will only baptize you if you "join." The guys also talk about the world's sorriest gas cans, and they answer two audience questions: Why did God put atheists on the Earth, ...

Phil, Jase, and Al have a whole lot to say about persecuting believers, those who look down on Christians, and the spirit of boldness that emerges when the culture tries to shut you down and shut you up. Al says they're coming for us, and they want to redefine misinformation and stop "this thing" from spreading. Would Martin Luther King Jr.'s message be tolerated in today's culture? Jase finds a blueprint in Acts 4 for how to respond to persecution, and he shares a recent deli encounter that dre...

Phil shares Jesus with a guy they call Evil Eye, and Evil Eye helps Al identify the bullet found near his pool. Jase spots a sandhill crane lost in the fog and ponders what it can teach us about people who lose their way and get off track. Phil shares a verse that underscores just how much God loves us. And the guys discuss censorship, why we need superheroes, the one thing that scares the daylights out of Jep Robertson, meeting Tim Tebow's wife, and what Jep did to impress Tebow. Learn more ab...

Jase's obstacle-filled "triduckathon" includes wading through a sea of raccoon crap and doing battle with a ball of fire ants. The guys remember the time Willie's expensive coffee was ruined when someone mistook him for a homeless person, and Phil recalls being directed to a shelter. Jase offers a blueprint for reaching people with Jesus and describes his pivotal "stand-up moment." And Al closes it out with a challenge for Unashamed Nation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/a...

Phil doesn't know much about PayPal, but he's pretty sure "he ain't my pal." Jase spots a remarkable fashion trend among preachers. When a leak starts to flood the Unashamed Lair, Phil fixes it in true redneck style. He also witnesses a field planted for him in a way he's never seen. And the guys discuss church leaders and sexual immorality, guarding yourself against extramarital affairs, and how it can harm the message of Christ when Christian leaders embrace sin. Learn more about your ad choi...

Jase recalls getting showered with four-letter words when he was in D.C. for Trump's inauguration. Phil is fed up with political corruption, and the guys offer powerful and encouraging words for anyone who feels beaten down by politics and the election season. Jase has a scenario that's true for God and Liam Neeson. And Al is sure that if Phil hadn't taken a bold stand for his beliefs at an event, Duck Commander would have never become the company it did. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit...

Jase attends a wedding that includes a flash mob, but he doesn't know what it is. He also reveals that he loves weddings for reasons you might not expect. Phil and Jase discuss the bride of Christ and compare spiritual marriage to your union with your spouse. Jase is the most nervous he's been in years when he finds out that Missy has been listening to the podcast. The guys talk about falling in love with Jesus, Holy Spirit symbolism in the Bible, and the true meaning of Acts. And Phil is seeing...

Phil unveils his theory on why we still can't get enough toilet paper and paper towels. Jase finally finds his favorite brand of paper towels, but there's a twist he didn't see coming. The guys dive into Acts 2 and how the disciples were given the ability to be heard in all languages. Jase offers his response to "What would Jesus do?" Phil makes a pitch for what to put on church signs. And Zach and Jase discuss the dangers of making a name for yourself. God often uses the last person you'd expec...

Phil still isn't a CBD oil exec, but is he serving 15 years in prison? Facebook hasn't fact-checked it yet, so it must be true. Jase has a theory about why the scam artists picked Phil's face for the CBD hoax. Phil considers the influence of the Father of Lies, Al talks about the Parler shutdown and where we're headed, and Zach points out the kingdom work being done online. Jase has been censored for "sensitive" content before, but he's pumped about his Jesus ground game. And the guys discuss th...

Jase has yet another encounter with law enforcement, and frankly, Phil can see why. Phil lays out exactly what it means that "the kingdom of heaven is near," and he's got all the verses to back it up. Jase talks about the greatest comeback story in the history of comeback stories. The guys start their study of Acts, discuss the messiness of the church, and explain why following Jesus is a movement, not a monument. And Zach gets some unexpected encouragement from Phil and Al. Learn more about yo...

Phil refuses to bow to any man and offers a timely reminder that God's Word can't be stopped by the forces of evil. Jase addresses the Christian role in battling tyranny. Al has a strong message for the tech oligarchs: We're unstoppable. Zach sees godly men and women forgetting the foundation of what God did for us and discusses why our faith isn't built on nationalism or socialism. The guys approach conspiracy theories from a biblical perspective. And Jase proposes a new political party. Learn...