Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Jase tangles with the ATF when he forgets to check his backpack for contraband before attempting to catch a flight. Zach offers proof of Willie’s restaurant tipping tendencies and approaches Jase with a potential new television show idea. The guys make allegorical connections from the book of John throughout the entire Bible and ponder the effect the Holy Spirit has on one’s brain function.

In this episode: John 1, verses 1-5; John 20, verses 23-30; Revelation 21, verse 3; Isaiah 4, verse 24

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Jase, Zach, and Al discover some possible root causes of degenerative brain diseases in the Robertson family with author, psychiatrist, and brain disorder specialist Dr. Daniel Amen, founder of Amen Clinics. Jase and Al relive one of their favorite memories with Phil where he ended up laughing harder than they’d ever seen before. Dr. Amen sheds light on the counterproductive practices used in modern psychiatry, as well as the true cost of technology and pornography addictions. Plus, you can better protect your family from the harmful aspects of modern life with a few simple tools. To learn more about Dr. Amen’s innovative practice, visit https://amenclinics.com!

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Uncle Si and Jase reach new heights in their good-natured rivalry, but Si might have finally edged his way to the top! Si confesses a rare moment of speechlessness upon achieving a goal he’s been after for years, and the guys compare and contrast the book of John to the other Gospels. Zach and Jase explore the literal and figurative meanings of God’s word becoming flesh and why Jesus had to come to earth in the first place.

In this episode: John 1, John 17, verse 3; Ephesians 3, verse 6; Proverbs 8, verse 35

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Jase and Uncle Si tell the truth about what happened while filming a famous “Duck Dynasty” holiday special at the local news station, and Jase unwittingly wears a woman’s scarf into the duck blind, which his hunting buddies were quick to point out. The guys give an overview of the themes found in the book of John, including the oneness of God and the differences between the Jewish and Gentile understanding of Jesus as the Messiah.

In this episode: John 1, verses 1-5; John 1, verses 11-12; John 10, verses 30-38; John 17, verses 11 & 23; Hebrews 1, verse 3; Genesis 1, verses 1-3

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Jase wins an argument by metaphorically becoming one with the wind and poses a question: “What is the most controversial thing Jesus ever did?” Jase, Zach, and Al illustrate how to work on yourself to make your life, marriage, and family look more like Jesus, even when things seem like they’re falling apart. Plus, what did Mary think about Jesus’ ministry and miracles?

In this episode: Romans 8, verse 28; Galatians 3, verse 26; Galatians 4, verse 19

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Jase gets in hot water during a weird misunderstanding with Missy, and Phil’s brutally honest nickname for Justin Martin proves a point Jase is making about hunting etiquette. Al feels special when Jase upholds his yearly tradition to honor Al’s birthday, and Jase competes with Si in a contest he didn’t even know they were having. The guys explore the ways to have compassion for people while also holding high moral standards for yourself and others.

In this episode: Romans 10, verses 9-10

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Jase makes it crystal clear that any claim that God condones the atrocity of slavery is a perversion of God's Word — God is the ultimate corrector of all injustices. Al and Jase connect the book of Philemon to the events and people of Colossians, and Al is impressed with the masterful way Paul uses his letter to Philemon to ask for a pretty huge favor. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes peek at The Lair, the rustic studio where “Unashamed” is filmed! 

In this episode: Colossians 4, verses 2-9; Ephesians 2, verses 14-16; Philemon 1, verses 4-25

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Jase’s oldest son, Reed, opens up about what it was like to be thrust into the national limelight as a teenager when “Duck Dynasty” became a hit. Jase is proud of Reed’s spiritual growth through the last decade, and Al points out the differences in perspective between being an adult who’s responsible for a duck call business and being a carefree young man during those experiences. Reed’s recounting of his spiritual journey with the I Am Second organization is still his favorite project to date. Check out the raw and moving spiritual accounts of Reed, Phil, Jep, and many more at https://iamsecond.com!

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Al gains new weight loss motivation when Jase puts money down on the outcome. While Jase may have failed at finding a wife that fits Phil’s top three qualities to look for in a wife, he’s certain he got the most important part right. The guys reveal that they’ve learned the hard way how to effectively communicate with their wives, and Zach lays out a spiritual plan for turning your marriage into a reflection of Jesus’ love and acceptance.

In this episode: John 5, verse 39; Galatians 3, verse 27; Philippians 1, verses 1-8

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Jase is impressed with Al’s sermon called “Earth, Wind, and Fire” that draws lessons from the life of the prophet Elijah. Al refers to some of Phil’s contemporary prophet-like traits with admiration and shares several of his own tests of faith over the past year. Lisa confesses that Satan worked very hard to plant seeds of doubt in her heart throughout her cancer journey, but ultimately her love for Jesus and her family helped her overcome those doubts.

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Jase does a stint as nighttime caretaker for his sick godson, but a kitchen accident means Missy can’t catch up on sleep and must come to the rescue instead. Zach points out that the sexual liberation of today’s culture has resulted in misery for most, but they’re starting to see the light of Jesus through the haze. Plus, what did “freedom” and “slavery” mean to the ancient Romans?

In this episode: Colossians 3; Colossians 4, verse 1; John 4, verse 19

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Jase wasn’t much of a crier for three decades, but then Mia did something so profound that he couldn’t help weeping. Zach points out the musical abilities that run strongly in members of the Robertson family and speculates that Missy might have even inspired a song by award-winning Christian singer Brandon Lake. The guys look at the structure of God’s kingdom as a family, how our families mirror our relationship with God, and why Satan’s ultimate goal is to destroy the spiritual and physical family unit.

In this episode: John 14, verses 25-27; Colossians 3, verses 10-14

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Jase’s one-line response to his insurance agent referring to an “act of God” left him speechless and could result in the coverage outcome that Jase was after. Zach has figured out the difference between rednecks and hillbillies. The guys compare the two options available to humanity with the choice of following the flesh and finding death or finding peace and life in Jesus. 

In this episode: Colossians 3; Isaiah 2, verses 3-4; John 14, verses 25-27; Romans 5, verses 1-2; Philippians 4, verse 6; Revelation 21, verses 1-7, 22-26

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Jase offers hard-earned wisdom about a medical procedure after he did the most Jase-esque thing ever while under anesthesia. Missy firmly suggests Jase issue a correction after he misquotes her. Zach and Jase take up the modern cultural debate about equity and inclusion and explore what the Bible has to say about the subject.

In this episode: Romans 8, verse 11; 1 Thessalonians 4, verses 11-12; Colossians 3, verse 11; Matthew 28, verses 16-20; Galatians 3, verse 27; Luke 24, verses 27 & 45; John 1, verses 29-34

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Al and Jase ponder the meaning of the spate of drone sightings occurring all across the Northeastern U.S. Luckily, they have some insider insight on the matter! Combat veterans and podcasters Chad Robichaux and Chadd Wright reveal how they turned to Jesus after facing down real evil spirits as well as their inner demons.

In this episode: Romans 10, verses 9-10

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Al and Jase tell the real story about what Phil spent their whole “Duck Dynasty” Hawaiian vacation doing in his hotel room. Jase discovers after decades that he’s been sharing a childhood myth about himself as if it were true, and Miss Kay tried buying teenage Jase trendy footwear to get the ladies to notice him. The guys explore the renovation of the heart that comes along with recognizing Jesus’ presence within us — and they ask, which spirit are you feeding: the godly or the earthly?

In this episode: Colossians 3, verse 10; Acts 18, verse 9; Galatians 3, verses 28-29; Galatians 4, verse 6; Galatians 5, verses 16-25; Galatians 6, verses 13-14

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Jase and Mia fish together for the first time ever, and Jase is over the moon about Mia's newfound angling skills. The guys continue their discussion from Colossians 3 about sexuality, marriage, and the differences between intimacy and lust. Plus, why our society thinks that men like Jeffrey Epstein, Hugh Hefner, and P. Diddy are living the dream until the nightmare comes to light.

In this episode: Ephesians 4, verse 17; Hebrews 7, verse 18; Hebrews 10, verses 35-39; 1 Peter 3, verse 21; 1 Thessalonians 4, verses 1-8

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Jase and Missy give Miss Kay’s famous pie recipe the Elon Musk treatment and end up with surprising results. The Robertsons’ reaction to Al’s attempt at Phil’s famous corn bread dressing leads to a conversation about forgiveness, especially within families, and Missy’s reaction to Joe Biden’s pardon of his son Hunter is swift and brutal. Jase takes a deep dive into a discussion of sexual morality, but he’s gotta be careful with his Google research on the topic!

In this episode: Colossians 3, verses 1-14

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Jase breaks away from a potentially disastrous back rub from a woman he didn’t know by using a creative, Jesus-centric excuse. The guys offer examples of their own “Billy Graham rule,” where even the appearance of sexual impurity must be guarded against, especially in ministry. Zach explores the basis of identity politics, where the concept comes from, and ultimately the only healthy source of human identity. The guys explore three avenues of earthly desires that must be reordered to God’s will or they result in anxiety, depression, and pain. 

In this episode: John 14, verse 23; Hebrews 9, verses 24-25; Romans 8, verse 11

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Jase, Al, and Zach acknowledge and appreciate the outpouring of support, prayers, and messages from fans and friends after releasing the news of Phil’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Phil and Miss Kay have felt the impact of those prayers, and the guys share the reason they’re able to remain hopeful and steadfast even in the face of bad news about a loved one’s health. 

In this episode: 2 Timothy 4, verse 6; Hebrews 11, verse 40; Hebrews 12, verses 1-2

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Jase addresses the rumors about Phil's health struggles by transparently sharing what the Robertson family has just learned about the Duck Commander's diagnosis. Phil, Miss Kay, and their family are grateful for Unashamed Nation’s prayers, love, and support.

In this episode: Colossians 3; John 14, verses 1-4; Hebrews 3, verses 4-6; Hebrews 9, verses 24-28

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Jase, Al, Zach, and Missy discuss the exploitation of Christian compassion with Allie Beth Stuckey, the BlazeTV host of the “Relatable” podcast and author of the NYT bestseller “Toxic Empathy.” Allie Beth offers a guide for talking about such emotional subjects within our society and how Christians can recognize when they're being manipulated by political factions and the secular establishment. Missy’s recent brush with politics and President Trump leaves her more motivated than ever to speak out for truth, and the guys are impressed by Allie Beth’s articulate and compassionate expression of her deeply held values.

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Missy gets the surprise of a lifetime when President Donald Trump shows up to catch her epic speech as she accepted an award from a national organization supporting motherhood. Jase beams with pride over Missy’s achievement, and the guys explore the differences between Jesus-centric sobriety programs and secular ones. One of Phil’s oldest buddies recalls how they became close friends. Check out Missy’s showstopping acceptance speech for the Mothers of Influence Award from Moms for America at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_uGXxhReuo!

In this episode: Ephesians 3, verses 18-21

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Jase and Zach look back on how influential Phil has been, not only in their own lives but in the lives of thousands of others. Al reads a few listener emails detailing the positive impact “Unashamed” has had on their walk with Jesus, and longtime listener Kim Giglio shares how this podcast community supported her during a difficult diagnosis and uncertain time in her life. The guys look back on what they’ve learned over the years of 1,000 episodes.

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Jase prepares to don his figurative boxing gloves as he reveals the difference between hypocritical self-righteousness and the righteousness of God. Al breaks down their study of Colossians thus far into bite-sized themes, and the guys explore the mutual relationship between Christ as the head and the body as an instrument of his will. Jase and Zach agree that the little kids in Sunday school are right about one thing in particular.

In this episode: Colossians 1; Colossians 2; 1 Corinthians 1, verses 17, 28-31; 2 Corinthians 2, verse 15; Galatians 3, verses 21-26; Romans 1, verses 16-17; Romans 6, verses 1-13; Matthew 6, verse 33; Titus 3, verse 4; Hebrews 7, verses 2, 15-16

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Jase gives a rousing Jesus presentation to grade-school and college students. Joel Penton, founder and CEO of LifeWise Academy, a nonprofit that provides Bible education to public-school students during school hours, offers a plan to get Jesus back in schools. Since Christian values were removed from schools, generations have progressively suffered from higher rates of suicide, depression, and anxiety, and the guys ponder the ramifications of such a devastating decision.

In this episode: Colossians 2, verses 15-19; John 19, verses 7-8; John 19 verses 12-13

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Sadie Robertson Huff opens up to Jase and Al about the most transformative moments of her life, career, and marriage. Jase relives his excruciating first time speaking in public, and Sadie admits that her first speaking engagement ended in a request for a refund! Al is impressed by Sadie’s skill at applying older people’s wisdom to the lifestyles of younger audiences. In her new book, Sadie encourages people of all ages to build a habit of studying the Bible and praying on a daily basis.

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Jase has a bone to pick with the so-called “church police,” and Zach is shocked to find that Jase might be ready to embrace the big words movement. The guys address infant baptism and what it means later in life, and Jase succumbs to the lure of philosophical discussion.

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The guys explore the physical and spiritual concepts of circumcision, and Jase learns a surprising lesson about baptism from Clint Eastwood. Zach and Jase disagree on the finer points of baptism, and the guys marvel at the mechanics of Abraham and Sarah’s conception of Isaac in the book of Genesis.

In this episode: Colossians 2; Genesis 17; Deuteronomy 10, verse 16; Deuteronomy 30, verse 6; Acts 2, verses 36-39; Mark 3, verse 11

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Jase discovers that he might be more immature than he thought after his brush with disaster on a child’s hoverboard toy. Uncle Si’s craziness disturbs Jase’s houseguests, and Jase comes home to find a press mob looking for a story in his own front yard. Maturing in Jesus is like riding a bike — it’s something that we learn to do better with experience, and it eventually becomes ingrained in our souls. Jase stresses thankfulness for God’s mercy as Paul stresses it throughout Colossians.Zach's new podcast, “Not Yet Now,” premieres on November 19. Check it out:

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-yet-now-with-zach-dasher/id1770712976

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5AfQIyrbRtYuQNN9kIqFw1

iHeart: https://iheart.com/podcast/238399575/

In this episode: Colossians 1; Colossians 3, verses 15-17; Colossians 4, verse 2; Luke 17, verses 11-19; Luke 18, verses 9-14

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Jase welcomes San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Colton McKivitz into his home as a new brother in Christ. Colton explains how his heart was convicted for Jesus during a biblical conversation he had with his quarterback, teammate, and fellow believer Brock Purdy. The guys urge wariness of tedious religious arguments but encourage honest conversations about the simplicity of Jesus. Jase picks on Zach about his new podcast, “Not Yet Now,” that premieres on November 19. Check it out:

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-yet-now-with-zach-dasher/id1770712976

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5AfQIyrbRtYuQNN9kIqFw1

iHeart: https://iheart.com/podcast/238399575/

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Jase is accused of being “the mean one” during his childhood, though he’s prepared a defense that lays the blame squarely at Willie’s feet. Jase participates in a neighborhood tradition that he’s ignored for decades, and it turns out that he enjoys it even more now. Al looks back on his legacy in the pulpit as he witnesses two young preachers delivering a powerful sermon he authored decades ago, and Zach drops big news about his new podcast, “Not Yet Now,” premiering November 19. Check it out:

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-yet-now-with-zach-dasher/id1770712976

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5AfQIyrbRtYuQNN9kIqFw1

iHeart: https://iheart.com/podcast/238399575/

In this episode: Colossians 1, Colossians 4, verse 12

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Jase recounts one of the craziest wagers he ever won, and he swears he didn’t even think about cheating. Al is excited about a recent discovery of ancient stone tablets in Israel, and Zach points out that the Bible has been historically proven accurate many times over, more so than any other book from antiquity. The guys focus on the struggle that inevitably comes in life with following Jesus, but even that shouldn’t keep us from sharing Jesus with passion.

In this episode: Colossians 1; Colossians 2; Luke 13, verse 24; John 18, verse 36; Philippians 1, verse 27; Hebrews 12, verse 1; 1 Timothy 6, verses 11-12; Philemon 1, verse 6

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Jase struggles to prove to a machine that he’s not a bot, and he keeps a botanic secret from Missy every time she goes out of town. Zach points out one major flaw in the Robertson family for generations, but Al insists they’re turning it around. Jase worries that child labor laws may have been broken when he was a kid building duck calls, and the guys illustrate that maturity doesn’t have to do with how long you’ve been a church member but how your heart responds to Jesus.

In this episode: Colossians 1, verses 15-21; 1 Corinthians 3, verses 15-21

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Jase freely admits to some embarrassing things he does for the sake of the toddlers in his life, and Zach’s old Disney reference has Jase jokingly sounding off about the problem with immaturity in grown men. Edward Graham, COO of Samaritan’s Purse and son of Franklin Graham, gives an overview of the long- and short-term work his organization is doing for Hurricane Helene victims. He is proud of his crew’s hard work and looking forward to aiding the people of Appalachia and Florida for as long as they need it. See how you can help Samaritan’s Purse at https://SamaritansPurse.org today!

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Jase finds himself alone and working in the duck call room again, and he can feel Uncle Si’s presence over his shoulder. Zach opens up about the difficulties his family faced growing up as his father was fired from ministry work twice for unjust reasons, and the guys offer advice for what to do when a person is caused pain by a church or its members. Jase admits one irritating thing he loves that Missy has never and will never appreciate.

In this episode: Colossians 1, verses 24-29

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Uncle Si wholeheartedly approves of the choice of the American people to vote in Donald Trump as the 47th President. Jase recounts the moment he knew Kamala Harris wasn’t a candidate he could support, and Al remembers the moment he knew former President Trump would win again. Zach’s election party held a late-night surprise, and the guys agree that it's the Christian's responsibility to stand up and do what’s right according to Jesus, no matter who lives in the White House.

In this episode: Galatians 5, verse 22; Genesis 1, verse 26; Romans 13, verses 1-5

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Jase responds to Kamala’s despicable reaction to Jesus’ name and is proud of JD Vance’s openly faithful statement that Christ is king. Phil drops by for a few minutes, and the guys encourage everyone to get out and vote for their own values. Plus, what would Jesus say about economic policy, bipartisanship, and the Republican Party?

In this episode: Colossians 1; Exodus 33, verse 20; 2 Corinthians 3, verses 13-18

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Dove Award-winning Christian musician David Crowder buddies up with Jase, who gleefully claims their twin-ship. Crowder talks about his unusual start in the Christian music industry, who influenced his career the most, and what it was like to meet his musical hero, Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam. Jase identifies with Crowder’s song “Red Letters” in a major way, and Al manages to get Crowder to reveal what happened the one time he shaved off his beard. Listen to Crowder’s new single, “Somebody Prayed,” at https://www.crowdermusic.com/ today!

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Jase once ran off his best friend when he showed up drunk at Jase’s house, but Jase continued to pray for him. The next time they spoke, two years later, Jase asked him to be the best man at his wedding! Jase has a simple piece of advice for those wanting to share the gospel with their loved ones. The guys explore what Jesus has to say about the heart and the role it plays in our passions, decisions, and feelings.

In this episode: Colossians 2, verse 2; Colossians 3, verses 15-23; John 6, verse 26; Mark 6, verse 52; Jeremiah 20, verse 9

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Jase confesses to recently doing something that he was able to quit almost 20 years ago, and it came back to bite him. Zach’s dubious burger-cooking hack leaves Jase and Al feeling skeptical, and everyone knows Phil’s burgers are the best anyway. The guys compare getting to know Jesus to being in a marriage, except that Jesus never lets us down like our spouses inevitably will. Al ponders the fate of rapper Diddy, who used to be famous for his lyrical skills but is now famous for sex trafficking and domestic abuse charges.

In this episode: Matthew 3, verse 15; Mark 1, verse 15; Luke 2, verse 49; Hebrews 3, verses 4-6; Genesis 2, verse 8

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Jase is on a roll between sparking controversy with church attendees, making fun of Zach’s fashion sense, and accurately comparing him to a famous cartoon character. Phil’s injury has prompted others to pick up the slack in baptisms at church, but it’s not quite the same. The guys discuss the nature of wisdom and how it’s described over time throughout the Bible. Zach offers a clue to the meaning of the biblical phrase “enemies in your mind.”

In this episode: Colossians 1, verses 15-20; Colossians 2; Proverbs 6, verse 16; Proverbs 7, verse 27; Proverbs 8, verses 22–23; Proverbs 21, verse 30; Ephesians 1, verse 4, John 2, verse 1

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Jase discovers a horror during the cleanup of his Tennessee home destroyed by a tornado and convinces Missy, the only person around, to help him deal with it. Al and Jase recall several verses about the “fragrance” of life, victory, and Jesus, including one that Phil crafted an entire sermon around. Jase advises a new Christian on how to share Jesus’ message effectively, and the guys agree that new Christians have valuable insight into Jesus, even if their delivery might need a little refining.

In this episode: Colossians 2, verses 11-15; 2 Corinthians 2, verse 14

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Jase, Missy, and Zach get a behind-the-scenes peek into “The Chosen" director Dallas Jenkins’ upcoming Christmas movie. Dallas opens up about what it’s like to tell a Jesus-centered story to a mostly secular audience. Missy's own experiences lead her to ask Dallas and his wife, Amanda, if it felt like Satan tried to interfere in this project, and Jase felt nostalgic to the point of tears watching the story of a church embracing a poor, rambunctious family. Get your early-access tickets to see the movie and an exclusive sneak peek at “The Chosen” season 5 on November 2 at https://bestchristmaspageantever.movie! 

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Jase refuses to believe in the merits of pedicures, even though Al sings their praises, and Lisa returns for an update on her second reconstructive surgery post-breast cancer. Jase compares the fake news of man-made gods to the good news of the gospel, and Jesus was the prototype for God becoming man as well as God living among men. Lisa relates her tale of desperation that led her to Christ and how she realized she’d made her husband the lord of her life instead of Jesus. 

In this episode: Colossians 1; Colossians 2; 1 Corinthians 8, verses 1-6

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Missy and Jase share behind-the-scenes stories of evil trying and failing to ruin the Mia Moo Funday, where they treat families in their charity to a weekend of fun, food, and Jesus. Mia’s journey leads Missy to reflect on a tender moment during “Duck Dynasty” filming, and Al witnessed another touching moment during that same episode between Phil and “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan. Zach is thankful for Unashamed Nation showing up for North Carolinians in a big way.

In this episode: Hebrews 12, verses 1-2; Romans 15, verse 2

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World-famous actor and author Kirk Cameron joins Al and Jase, along with Brave Books chief strategy officer Zach Bell, to make a plan for Christian values to reinvigorate America. Kirk explains the need for action from people of faith to restore the values of family, courage, and character, and Phil gets on board with the vision presented in Kirk’s new book. The guys agree that conservatives don’t have as strong a vision for the future as the Left — and that must change.

In this episode: Colossians 1, verses 12-13

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Jase is giddy over making an unexpected friend in a lady pest control technician, discovering extremely rare coins in his yard, and accidentally entertaining his landscaping crew. Phil’s pain tolerance is legendary among the Robertson family, and the guys dissect Colossians’ themes of spiritual maturity, discipline, and growth. Al points out that an emotional response to Christ is necessary but only part of the whole journey.

In this episode: Colossians 1; Colossians 2, verse 8; Acts 19, verses 8-10; 1 Corinthians 8, verses 1-6; Galatians 4, verses 8-20

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Jase realizes that he’s been texting a stranger for years thinking it’s Sadie, and Korie drops a hint about a “big” new movie that she’s working on, as well as her brand-new podcast, "LO Mama" with Beth Redman. Phil wishes for a family directory since his branch of the family tree has grown so much. The guys and Korie marvel at the legacy of strong, godly women in their lives and how they’ve influenced generations.

In this episode: 1 Timothy 3, verses 1-9; 2 Timothy 2, verse 8

Listen to episodes of Korie's LO Mama Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lo-mama-podcast/id1703523665

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Jase gets mistaken for Willie by a friend of 20 years, and it really has Jase questioning his dietary choices. Willie once was mistaken for a homeless man in NYC, which left him with a nasty surprise in his cup of coffee, and Phil embraces the impact that famous biblical women had on the early church. The guys explore why Christian teachings were so upsetting to Roman society and hierarchy, and they discuss the modern and ancient meaning of the word “saints.”

In this episode: Colossians 1, verse 7; Colossians 4, verse 9; Colossians 3, verse 11

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