Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Jase describes the worship of information and how it's being raised up as a cultural god. Phil remembers the Ivy League schools' origins as places of preaching. Al and Jase break down the purpose of idols and why people adopt them. Al explains the difference between hoping and loving. And Jase warns against the weaponization of knowledge among believers and non-believers.

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Jase and Al stick up for Joe Rogan and highlight the fact that he is not an ideologue. Al and Jase talk about being kids and walking dangerous roads, and Phil discusses what it takes to love your fellow man. Al clears the air on the "man who brought down Duck Dynasty" and discusses the idea that God has awareness of everyone but only knows the ones who love him. And Jase asks the question, "If God knows me, what does that mean?"

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This episode was recorded on 2/1/2022.

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Jase shares a tip for a very happy marriage, and Phil talks about bad acorn crops and the diet of wood ducks. Jase talks about the challenges of hunting and how they appeal to his competitive nature. Al discusses sexuality within marriage and the parable of a servant who owed a debt of forgiveness. And Jase's TV error prompts him to create an analogy for Missy.

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Phil shares how to avoid a roast when you are expecting one, and Jase has discovered the greatest yoga pose of all time! Al highlights the importance of being able to laugh away calamity as a family, and Jase shares the cons of running a marriage like a business. Phil and Al weigh the pros and cons of marriage and how a man's wife can bring out his very best. And Jase tells a story about how he and his young wife failed a compatibility test.

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Jase reads from a list of the top 10 frivolous lawsuits, and Phil rebuts with a scripture. Al reminds Jase of the time a woman tried to sue him because she was frightened by a poster. Phil and Al talk about the basic human desires that get mankind into trouble, and Phil asks his sons if they have ever brought a dispute before the ungodly to settle it for them.

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Phil makes a connection between seatbelt laws and government overreach, and Jase picks up an unusual passenger. Phil and Jase chat about the things men see on the internet and how they skew man's view of woman. And Al discusses the presence of God, experienced during the miracle of childbirth. 

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Phil lays his eyes on the ocean horizon and is struck by its vast boundaries. Zach opens up about his early skepticism of faith, and Jase asks a thought-provoking question. Phil talks about the “dirt-floor” believers in Jesus Christ. And Zach quotes Blaise Pascal to describe God from a mathematician's perspective.

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Phil dives into the book of 1 Corinthians to illustrate what love really is, and Jase paints a picture of God's vast power that is clearly represented by the physical world around us. Zach Dasher describes the difference between a theological pursuit of God and a faithful pursuit of God. Jase talks about his mentorship with Myles Brennan, the quarterback of LSU. And Zach points out what is offensive about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Phil and Al are reminded of the time Phil was canceled by Facebook for showing things the platform found unsuitable. Jase finds out that he was once, in fact, wrong. Phil discusses the notes that Miss Kay leaves for him and their significance. Jase and Al discuss how we are the building of God on Earth, and thus we don't need physical structures to carry out his work. And Jase shares his “most cricket” sermon that left many people confused.

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Phil shares a story about his mom's southern hospitality to an ungrateful hobo. Jase jokes about a solution to railway theft, and Phil labels Los Angeles the "Venereal Hot Spot" of America. Al remembers being young and catching some boys stealing from his dad. And the guys talks about equality and the problems with the methods of obtaining it.

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Jase attempts to explain the Harlem shake to Phil, and he shares the only dance he knows. Phil and Jase have a special guest hunter who leaves them hopeful for the future. Al and Jase discuss how you can gauge your maturity level. Al explains how evolution is a human conclusion. And Phil concludes that God is stronger than any human wisdom and attributes we can conceive.

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Chonda Pierce tells of her experience inside comedy as a Christian conservative. Shawn Carney of 40 Days for Life joins to talk about the winning battle against abortions in America. Lisa revisits a bleak moment when she was faced with a decision that would later inspire her to be involved in helping young women overcome their darkest days. Chonda picks on Phil to get his reactions, and Al talks about his mom and dad's relationship. And Miss Kay promises to join Chonda on stage.

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Phil tells an unexpected story that leaves the room in uncontrollable laughter. Al and Jase explore the Louisiana tradition of king cakes. Phil leads a discussion on secret wisdom hidden within scripture, and Jase touches on the pursuit of worldly knowledge. Al navigates the idea that all creatures have an animating force in their bodies, which is known as a spirit, as opposed to "the Spirit."

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Phil and Al discuss growth and how we are not always held to the decisions made by our younger selves. Jase shares a story of hunting with inexperienced hunters. Al recalls his unusual baptism experience, with a face-first plunge. Jase explains why you should humble yourself, especially after you receive gifts from God. And Jase shares the time he baptized someone who was scared of being under water.

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Phil gives Jase a few words of advice to avoid being put on an “indefinite hiatus” after the "Duck Dynasty" incident. Jase describes walking the streets of Corinth, and Al tells of the Greek city lying in ashes for 100 years before being rebuilt by Julius Caesar himself. Jase explains how confrontation is really an opportunity. And Al shares how a broken window led to gratitude after a devastating storm. Get your copy of Uncanceled signed by Phil Robertson: https://talkshop.live/watch/fK2YE3ZwZcKC

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Phil and Jase recall the early years before fortune and fame and doing what it took to make ends meet. Phil remembers the Greatest Generation, from the WWII era, as being more godly. Jase is surprised when Miss Kay gives him an unusual present. Al describes a new friend's "spiritual bachelor party" before his baptism. And Jase and Al talk about a not-so-credible doctor.

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Missy had a special Christmas surprise for Jase, but with an unexpected twist. Jase recalls the time he bumped into Matthew McConaughey during the 2019 Texas-LSU game. Al describes the cross-references between Matthew 28 and Acts 1, and Jase confronts the false belief that the great commission was only for the twelve disciples. Phil articulates how Jesus revealed his identity as the son of God by performing miracles. And Jase helps remind his friends to remember fellowship over work.

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Phil confronts "Alexa" when she tells him to inform his brother Si about her skills. Al shares his view on God's perspective being outside time itself. Jase and Al discuss how those who deny God still desire good over evil. Al explains his biblical reasoning on why robots will not take over. And Jase recounts a conversation with his daughter, Mia, about whether Jesus is old enough to have wrinkles.

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Jase has an early-morning surprise while heading to hunt, which sparks a discussion about overcoming hardships. Phil reminds us how remotely he lives and quotes himself from "Duck Dynasty." Al and Phil discuss the tomb guards' encounter with an angel, whose skin shone like lightning. And Phil and Jase remind the audience to fulfill the great commission by making all nations Jesus' disciples.

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Phil and Jay Stone get into a disagreement in the duck blind, which puts Phil in a bad mood. Jase and Al share what happens to your anger as you age. After the feud, the younger hunters show Phil and Si videos of themselves on TikTok. Jase gives his opinion on self-absorbed people and reminds us that God has called us to his plan. And Jase recalls the time he refused to sing in front of a church filled with women.

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Phil and Jase discuss the disappointing duck season, and they have a solution that works for many situations. Jase and Phil explain how the men around Jesus had ears, but they weren’t listening. Al and Jase dive into the reality of our second lives on social media. Phil talks about his forthcoming book and how Jesus uncanceled the people who canceled him. Jase explains borrowed faith vs. personal faith. And Phil explores how the definition of “truth” has changed since 1860.

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Al and Jase discuss Willie's incessant need to add ingredients to any recipe he uses. Phil and Al talk about Miss Kay's birthday and the one time Phil went shopping to buy her a gift. Jase explains how Si's complaining about the placement of decoys almost ruined their no-arguing streak. Jase and Al look at the past year and how rapidly their family is expanding. Jase describes why he was lonely in high school and how his friends turned on him due to his faith. Jase and Phil discuss why you get two ears and one mouth. And Phil points out the parallels between cancel culture and what is seen in Matthew 26.

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In this last "Unashamed" of 2021, Jase gives suggestions for some new duck blind additions to accommodate the geriatric hunters the guys are becoming. Al and Jase reflect on the year and its great happenings and share their predictions for next year. Jase has realized that he and Si have a real issue between them. Phil and Jase discuss middle-aged Jesus and why we don't talk about his upbringing — subjects that Jase says make people uncomfortable. And Jase shares why he believes the Old Testament is such a bleak picture compared to what we see today.

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Jase recalls the one time Missy told him to put Christmas lights on the house and the hilarity that ensued. Phil gives some fatherly advice and describes his new, but confusing washing machine. Al has an apt analogy to describe how Phil sees technology. Jase learns that he did not know how to properly wash his clothes. Zach breaks down the different types of truth in the world. Jase explains why he is against the modern belief in one hour per week of worship. And Zach clarifies why churches should not use emotions to manipulate their congregations.

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Jase shares the story of a man he met who fights goats. Zach is startled when his son alerts him to strangers in their back yard. Jase attempts to improve upon the previous podcast discussion on Matthew 24. Phil stresses the importance of understanding the replacement of earthly kingdoms with the forever kingdom. Al explains how man's efforts cannot obtain innocence in the eyes of God. And Jase and Zach discuss the lesser-known trinities outside the holy trinity.

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Jase shares a preacher story with an interesting twist at the end. Al recalls his grandfather always “resting his eyes” in church. Jase recounts the email he sent to a producer of "Duck Dynasty" once he saw that they bleeped Korie during the first season. Phil, Jase, and Al discuss the different kingdoms that have risen and fallen, but how the kingdom of God will not collapse. And Jase expounds on not believing in buildings but rather believing within yourself, and Phil backs him up with a quote from 2 Corinthians 6.

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Phil and Jase discuss their golf adventures, and Jase clarifies that in order to be mad, you must first be good. Phil shares Jesus with a listener who wanted to take his own life, then explains why we should look to the Bible in times of need. Jase has thoughts on how we should give people words of life and open new doors for them. Phil and Jase discuss the origin of “no stone left unturned.” Jase and Al explain why it is difficult to understand Matthew 23. And Phil reminds us that God does not live in the temples and churches, but within us.

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Jase and Phil discuss their issues with alarm clocks, and Jase describes his new alarm clock's unintended feature. Phil shares his recurring dreams, which include fighting people. Jase gives his guide to the seven woes and how each affects our lives. Phil and Jase explain why you should not block the door to the kingdom. And Jase has another refrigerator analogy, this time to describe hypocrites.

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Phil shares the notes he jotted down about Donald Trump. Jase recalls the time he was kicked out of Trump International Hotel in New York. Al and guest Kayleigh McEnany discuss what it was like to work for Trump. Kayleigh gives poignant advice to university students about holding on to the truth and impresses Phil when she quotes Esther 4:13 in her book. Jase invites Kayleigh and her husband, Sean Gilmartin, to come duck hunting. Kayleigh reveals the story of meeting Sean in New York due to his camouflage clothing. And Al defends her husband's wardrobe, considering the cost of camouflage apparel!

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Al and Phil continue to make fun of Jase for his misuse of the English language. Jase recalls the time he got stuck in the West Monroe redneck Christmas parade. Al shares some listener photos that reveal the existence of God. Miss Kay crashes the podcast and shares some memories from Christmas past. Al remembers the Christmas morning like no other, involving a sledgehammer and the fire department. And Jase explains why he thinks Missy's sweet potato pie was better than Miss Kay's.

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Jay Stone joins the guys to recap the first split of duck season and to give out his special recipe for duck fingers. Jase and Jay discuss the time they loaded Si’s gun with baby powder. To the relief of Phil and Jase, Al rejoins the podcast. Jase learns he has acquired grammatical acuity from Miss Kay after he attempts to use the word “lambasted.” Phil and Al explain why you should not think of yourself more highly, but with sober judgment. And Jase makes the case for how he can relate refrigerators to the Bible.

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Jase finally realizes Al’s contribution to the podcast. Phil shares his opinion on Matthew 22 and how Jesus was able to change the crowd's perception of himself. Jase and Phil discuss the afterlife and the details that will need to be worked out. Zach gives a picture of what we will be doing in heaven. Phil and Jase explain that Jesus is not the God of the dead, but the God of the living. And Jase shows why we should not dwell on many of the small issues, but rather focus on simply getting to heaven. 

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Jase gives a duck report, and Phil has an intriguing request for the audience. Phil and Zach discuss their disdain for watching the news. Jase and Zach explore the parable of the landowner and the meaning behind the passage. Phil makes an important realization about all the people who don't believe in Jesus. Jase and Zach dive deeper into “many are called, but few are chosen.” And Jase explains why we are cornerstones in Jesus.

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Zach explains why his jokes during sermons always fail, especially when it comes to pop culture. Jase recalls why Uncle Si believes he is missing ducks. Jase and Zach discuss why reading your audience is the hardest part of being a speaker. Jase’s awkward laughing moments. Phil dives into why the Roman people did not see Jesus as a higher power as we do today. Jase reveals the prerequisite to finding God. And Zach clarifies why we should never live in the past, but with God, we should always look toward the future. 

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Jase shares his new family addition and includes a special tribute to Miss Kay. Phil explains how he finally got a little compassion after watching the birth of one of his sons. Jase learns who the true decision-maker is when it comes to grandparent names. Phil and Jase discuss the irony of the son of God riding on a donkey. And Jase describes the similarities between the experiences of King David and Jesus.

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Jase and Phil discuss why the difference between generosity and stupidity is a thin line. The unusual story of Zach’s YouTube debut. Phil and Jase recall the time a fisherman was upset with the fish market and made a terrible business decision. Jase attempts to answer the question of who would do their jobs if everyone were paid the same. Zach shares something we can learn from his kids. And Jase explains the meaning of “many are invited, but few are chosen.”

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Phil shares the secret to making his famous duck and dressing that everyone in the family raves about. Jase, Al, and Zach discuss Willie’s appearance on “The Masked Singer” and Phil’s opinion on his “mallard” costume. Phil shares his thoughts about how the love of money is the root of all evil, and Al recalls the time Phil was on a $150 million yacht with a billionaire. Jase explains how the people in Matthew were taking for granted all the things they had in life. Phil discusses the unnecessary power of politicians, and Zach shares why he was thankful after he lost his congressional run.

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Phil shares the intricacies of training a new duck dog, and Jase has his own take on it too. Missy learns the secret to Miss Kay’s sweet potato pie. Phil and Miss Kay have an unusually difficult time with a very common device. Jase discusses the hypocrisy of people who call out others for sinning but don't hold themselves accountable. And Phil describes his issue with America’s increasing love of divorces and the negative effect it has on families.

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Jase recalls his high school years and some of the unusual policies of a rural Louisiana school. Jase and Al discuss the brilliance of the founding fathers and how placing the power predominately with the individual states allowed more freedom. Jase explains why he believes we should handle the major issues rather than putting them off to deal with all the small ones. Phil shares why it is worthwhile to retain knowledge of God, particularly because America as a whole did not do this. And the guys discuss what the unforgivable sin truly is and how it affects our lives.

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Phil talks about the transfiguration of Jesus. Al dives into Jesus’ power over time and space. Jase tells us why he disagrees with the movie “Eternals” and describes Missy's habit of subtly insulting people with words of affirmation. Phil and Jase discuss the short professional lives of famous athletes. Jase thinks he’ll end up selling toenail clippers on TV one day. And Al shares the story of throwing a shotgun shell at Jase and hitting him on the top of the head.

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Jase recalls some good advice Phil gave him about deer hunting. Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council and host of “Washington Watch,” joins the guys to talk about how Jesus and politics mix. Phil remembers a time when there were no deer in Louisiana. Tony and Al discuss what happens when the government attempts to address climate change. Phil explains why even atheists believe in miracles. And Jase points out that the Bible reminds people to do things that feel uncomfortable to get out there and share the Word.

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Jase inadvertently destroys a service that's been a fixture of his community for years, and now he has the Emergency Alert System in his crosshairs. "God’s Not Dead" director Harold Cronk joins the guys to talk about his new children's book, "The Beard Ballad." Phil shares the secret to his all-natural spider repellent. Al gets roasted for his love of vests, and he dishes it right back. And Jase and Al discuss the temple tax and what a fisherman would do if he found a coin in the mouth of a fish today.

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Jase recalls the very Jase-like marriage advice he gave his brother. Phil and Jase lament that schools have become centers for indoctrination into wickedness and evil. Al notes that MLK Jr.'s dream is no longer the goal in our culture, and Zach explains why participating in identity politics isn't biblical. The guys discuss why children are the greatest in the kingdom. Zach highlights the sudden change that happens the day kids turn 13. And the guys talk about dealing with past sexual abuse.

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Jase reveals the secret to Miss Kay’s sweet potato pie. Jase shares the made-up history of the Robertson clan. Al and Jase relive the family's legendary arguments at the card and domino table. Jase remembers the day he beat every one of his high school coaches at dominoes. And Phil reveals where they got the idea for "Duck Dynasty." 

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Phil reads a new children's book, "The Beard Ballad," to a group of kids, and one 8-year-old's response prompts a hilarious comeback. Jep shares the wholesome reason he started metal detecting and the jackpot he found with a little help from Phil. Al remembers walking to school with Phil and searching for treasure along the way. Zach goes hunting in Nebraska, and Jase is upset he didn’t get invited. Jase has a bone to pick with the religious community. And Zach and Jase get back into the metaverse and why we should only trust Jesus' metamorphosis. 

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Phil is surprised by a random person walking Bobo near his gate. Jase tells the story of a sermon Phil preached after having a curious dream. Jep gets over his fear of public speaking to share Jesus with teenagers. Zach recalls the note he found on his mirror when Jep moved out of their apartment — with all the furniture. Jase talks about the way you must come to God to be accepted. And Phil says fame can really rip you to shreds, but there's a way to turn that around and make it count for something.

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Phil shares an exclusive preview of his forthcoming book, "Uncanceled." His brother-in-law, Gordon, joins Phil for a behind-the-scenes glimpse at how "Uncanceled" came together. Phil, Al, and Gordon discuss why cancel culture is an unwinnable war, the secret to ending it, how to make ourselves truly immune to cancellation, and how to stand up for Jesus and trade cancellation and retaliation for love and forgiveness. The guys also discuss the Christian response to President Biden's obvious cognitive decline.

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Phil recalls the way the "Duck Dynasty" producers attempted to silence God's Word and how he converted a member of the film crew. Guest Bob DeMoss brings Phil a special gift and talks about collaborating with Phil and Al on the "Duck Commander Bible." Phil remembers the time he attempted to share Jesus with a person who was convinced he wasn't going to die. Zach is inspired to break down the verse that fuels Jase's hatred of meteorology. And Zach explains why people should focus on the formation rather than the information.

Matthew 16-18

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Phil and Al discuss what it's like to volunteer as unpaid preachers, and Jase and Zach shine a spotlight on overpaid preachers. Jase's friend gets into trouble while looking for treasure, and Jase prays in someone's yard while metal detecting. Zach calls attention to the misguided belief that one dynamic pastor in a church has an exclusive connection to God. Phil admits to an embarrassment that's stuck with him for decades. And Jase thinks meteorology is the worst profession.

Matthew 15-18

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Jase, Al, and Zach find Mark Zuckerberg and his "metaverse" creepy and disturbing, and Al suspects we'll be even more disturbed when we find out who "the android" running Facebook really is. Jase is so rude he interrupts himself — repeatedly. Phil offers up a little philosophy inspired by Chicago lyrics. Zach points out that today's disconnected, superficial culture presents a prime opportunity for the Gospel to flourish. Al dubs Jase the "world’s greatest garbage man." Phil explains why many people are called to do things for God but few are chosen. And Zach argues that technology isn't the real problem — it's the isolation of living your life virtually and worshipping created things instead of the Creator.

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