Duck Call Room

Uncle Si gets behind the wheel of a multi-million dollar yacht and sends the crew scrambling as he rockets to top speed. Miss Kay drops by the Honey Hole to remind John-David he’s her favorite and take a playful jab at Jase’s fishing skills, much to Si’s delight. Martin starts working on a plan to bring Steve Harvey to West Monroe for a reunion with his old buddy Uncle Si. Phillip finally earns a rare Robertson cooking compliment—only for Si to follow it up with a brutally honest critique.

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Uncle Si shares what it’s like waking up to someone screaming in pain in his house and doing his best to jump into action, even if he’s not exactly built for emergencies. John-David recounts his unforgettable semester abroad, complete with a gut-wrenching breakup, a run-in with a vehicle he somehow survived, and an infamous moment in the Louvre that briefly turned him into his own exhibit. Jacob and Si take a look at today’s dating culture and can’t help but marvel at how drastically the world and the way people connect has changed. Martin reveals his favorite day filming Duck Dynasty was equal parts dangerous and unforgettable, proving the most fun often comes with a little risk.

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Godwin trusts his friend—and dog trainer—Curly to handle a minor “procedure." Watching the chaos inspires Uncle Si to relive one of his most agonizing Duck Commander moments and the pocketknife surgery he performed on himself afterward. Martin is stunned when Si casually reveals he ranked in the top five percent of the Army in his field, and John-David shares a retail insider lesson on the real reason prices always end in .99.

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Uncle Si and the boys dig deep when Hunter's hard-hitting life questionnaire unlocks a vault of Phil Robertson's straight-up mischief behind-the-scenes. Uncle Si sums up the secret to 50 years of marriage bliss in exactly two words. Martin reveals the embarrassing bumper sticker message that sat on the back of his truck longer than he'd care to admit. John-David gets candid about the failure that turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to him. And Godwin rolls in late with news about his baby granddaughter's health scare — and it's good news.

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Jay Stone lines up a high-flying helicopter adventure for Uncle Si that promises plenty of excitement and some aerial target practice along the way. Si also revisits one of his wildest childhood memories—coming face-to-face with what he still believes was a baby Sasquatch in the Louisiana woods. Meanwhile, Martin proudly shows off his twin boys’ early fishing skills as they start learning the ropes at the pond. And John-David pitches a horror parody called “The Electric Chainsaw Massacre,” which honestly sounds like it would be hilarious.

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Uncle Si revisits the hot take that landed him on the front page of The New York Times, while Martin floats the idea of booking a prison phone call with Joe Exotic. The boys question Jase Robertson’s so-called manliness in light of his frou-frou dog collection, and John-David admits to a real road rage moment. Phillip firmly denies the existence of aliens, but Si can’t hide his excitement over the possibility of President Trump declassifying files on the subject.

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Godwin breaks the news of his surprise skin cancer surgery and shares how a routine spot turned into a deeper-than-expected procedure. Thankfully doctors got it all, but he issues a stern safety warning to other outdoorsmen. Uncle Si bows out of riding a horse at the rodeo yet somehow ends up riding shotgun on a mule wagon and having the time of his life anyway. John-David volunteers Godwin to follow his ambitious new fitness plan, while Martin laments that the room has officially become a gathering of old men comparing aches, pains, and inflammation charts.

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Uncle Si jokes that his daughter must have been swapped at birth because she’s far too pretty, articulate, and intelligent to have inherited it from him. John-David’s recap of his alma mater’s Career Day appearance gets hijacked when Si launches into some nitty-gritty advice for young people. Martin, Jacob, and Si battle a fly terrorizing the studio, and Si makes plans to ride in an upcoming rodeo. What could possibly go wrong?

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Uncle Si discovers his brand-new smile helped reveal a health issue that had been affecting his whole body for years. The boys shift gears as Si, Phillip, and Godwin are joined by Mark Neumann of LifeCampUSA as they support middle school boys and girls who’ve lost a parent in military, law enforcement, or first responder service. Plus, Martin jokes that after hearing Si’s stories of backyard pellet-gun injuries and kitchen-table “field surgery,” he’s just hoping his own boys survive childhood without needing the same kind of homegrown medical care.

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Uncle Si experiences a God moment that leaves a grown man in tears and reminds him of Phil in a powerful way. Jay Stone recaps their Arkansas hunt, including a falling mallard that nearly took Si out. Martin also shares an update and asks for prayers for Godwin’s twin granddaughters, who’ve had a minor health setback. John-David rounds things out with some hilarious and clever listener submissions for Si’s Calvin and Hobbes-inspired truck decal.

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Uncle Si admits his first date didn’t involve dinner reservations — it involved a .22 pistol, a breakup, and at least one unfortunate squirrel, proving that romance isn’t universal. Martin proactively decides his course of action if he’s ever face-to-face with a hungry grizzly bear, and John-David fills Si in on Lindsey Vonn’s shocking 90-mph Olympic ski crash, leaving them wondering at which point pride becomes foolishness.

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Uncle Si gets the lowdown from Jacob Mayo after he and Bella Robertson Mayo witnessed a literal murder during a trip to a neighboring city. Jacob and John-David float the idea of inviting Willie Robertson’s old friends and acquaintances onto the show to share the wild stories from his younger years. Si is later stunned by how clueless the criminal was who tried to rob John-David’s business, while Martin reflects on being grateful that his kids are fully potty trained, though he admits he’s a little nervous about the preteen years that are just around the corner.

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Uncle Si runs late after staying out with the linemen helping restore power following the ice storm, briefly leaving Hunter to fill in before things go off the rails. Godwin reveals the strange habits you pick up when living in survival mode with no power and twin granddaughters. Hunter’s Valentine’s Day plans spark a debate about Waffle House romance, and John-David has proof that love is hard to come by in that place. Martin and the boys offer advice for the difficult position of wanting to date your best friend’s sister.

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Uncle Si proves that surviving a big storm in style sometimes means staying put and letting everyone else panic, at least until he’s forced to bunk with Phillip for a few days. Martin shares a tense run-in with a game warden and relives his most painful moment after wiping out on ice and sliding all the way into the road. John-David realizes he’s just not built for this type of weather, and the boys offer their heartfelt thanks to the linemen, first responders, and all those who worked tirelessly during and after the storm to take care of the community.

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Willie drops in with his buddy and financial guru Dave Ramsey, and things immediately go sideways when Uncle Si starts explaining his unique approach to money. Martin leans in on Dave’s advice for parents trying to raise money-smart kids, while Phillip does his best to quietly rein in Si’s spending habits whenever he gets the chance. Dave shares hard-earned wisdom about work, discipline, and making smart decisions when it comes to living within one’s means.

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Cold weather gets the Duck Call Room thinking in survival terms, and Uncle Si is more than ready with his plans for riding it out—cuddling included. Jacob’s dog Dixie unofficially turns the studio into a doggy daycare, while John-David channels his inner nerd and falls hard for a local ramen spot that reshapes his cold-weather priorities. The boys oblige their fans’ requests for more listener emails, and pass along a reminder that community matters most when life gets tough. This episode was recorded on 1/22/26.

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Uncle Si reveals why he’s suddenly being forced to move out of his home. Phillip recalls when a close friend exposed a religious “miracle” fraud that fooled an entire crowd, and Si recalls the moment during his military days that made him believe there’s more to reality than what we can see.. Martin laments losing his hair way earlier than most, and John-David finally solves a mystery that’s been bugging him for weeks. Plus, a killer fly is on the loose in the studio!

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Justin Martin recounts the tense moment he came face-to-face with a thief after a late-night break-in at his family’s home and the split-second decisions that followed. Uncle Si relieves the night he chased a peeping tom away from his sister’s window, and Godwin quietly models what it looks like to be a good friend. Plus, John-David reviews the Duck Call Room after listening to an episode for the very first time, and the boys weigh in on the biggest wildlife debate raging across the country as a proposed law change looms.

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Uncle Si re-creates a chilling Vietnam moment when he braced himself for what he believed was imminent combat, only to later realize the situation was not at all what he thought. Rucker opens up about his nerves ahead of a trip to Africa and admits he’s still amazed Uncle Sam handed a passport to an ex-con, which earns him a more relentless ribbing than usual from John-David. Martin briefly steps away from Si’s spiraling theories and hands over the reins to Hunter from Kentucky, a young man the guys have been covering with prayer for months.

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Uncle Si celebrates being old enough to sit back and rewatch “Gunsmoke” for the hundredth time, leaving the boys to their own devices. Justin Martin’s new fitness tracker starts revealing more than he expected, prompting him to open up about sleep habits, hidden data, and what it was like growing up as the “husky” kid his whole life. John-David runs through his ever-expanding list of irrational fears, from flying to swimming, while Phillip laments the lost footage of his mid-80s breakdancing crew, The Siberian Breakers.

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Martin’s birthday gift immediately has Uncle Si’s Big Brother paranoia spiraling out of control. John-David mines Si’s vast resource of home remedies for all sorts of embarrassing personal problems, but his and Phillip’s beard-growth suggestion may be a step too far. Si reminds everyone of the trigger-happy self-defense clause he works into all his contracts, and the boys lift up a young lady in prayer who was recently faced with a difficult diagnosis.

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John Luke unintentionally shows up dressed in the EXACT same clothes as Uncle Si, sparking jokes that he’s becoming Si’s mini-me. Si gives Jacob a master class in bluffing your opponent, and Martin discovers that kids' toys are way cooler and more useful than they used to be. John Luke looks back on growing up under Phil Robertson’s zero-supervision philosophy, where kids had full access to dangerous tools and it’s honestly a miracle anyone survived. The boys can’t believe John Luke once got dumped for being so good at hunting his then-girlfriend couldn’t handle it.

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Godwin kicks off the episode with the long-awaited announcement that he’s officially a grandpa to twins, sending the whole room into celebration mode. Martin follows up by sharing the hard-earned wisdom he’s picked up raising twins of his own, offering equal parts honesty and encouragement. John-David and Uncle Si then reflect on the quiet strength of mothers and what it reveals when their children’s lives are on the line. The boys swap favorite winter comfort foods and remind listeners that grace belongs right alongside any New Year’s resolutions.

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Uncle Si preps for a new year by roasting 2025, teasing his very non-romantic midnight plans, and getting hopelessly confused about whether the Black Eyed Peas are food, music, or leftovers. John Luke steers the conversation toward reflection and hope, drawing out what Si wants to leave behind and what he’s carrying into 2026. Martin winces as his twins learn a painful bathroom lesson, and John-David gets completely lost but engaged in the flood of Spotify and YouTube Wrapped stats listeners are sending.

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Willie’s snowy road-trip panic sets the tone as he’s convinced he’s writing his obituary by text, and Uncle Si tries to pry Willie’s financial secrets out of his assistant Chad with zero success. The boys dive into McRib mishaps, stinky cheeses, and Si proudly predicts Jep’s son to be a sports superstar in the making. John-David wishes for a Hawaiian Punch fountain, but Martin is all about making it to the level of owning a home urinal.

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Uncle Si calls Miss Kay to check in on her, only to catch her mid–procedure with zero patience to spare. She’s back to her fiery, unfiltered self, retelling the infamous story of the Christmas Eve house fire that Phil “fixed” with a chainsaw before heading straight to the duck blind. John Luke gives an update on expecting twins and jokes about big-family chaos, Martin tries to talk him into a vasectomy, and John-David gives a shoutout to baby Oakley, a NICU miracle. Si offers a heartfelt prayer for listeners walking through both joy and hardship this season.

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Uncle Si shares some jaw-dropping family lore, including the deadly Robertson shootout that split the kin, the hot-pepper torture his cousins put him through as a baby, and the claim his aunt was practically a circus-ready bearded lady. Martin can’t get over how mean the Robertson kids were back then, and Phillip is finally ready to retire his Santa suit at the children’s home where he’s worked for 30 years. The boys celebrate John-David officially stepping into the career his 17-year-old self once dreamed about as he’s invited back to his alma mater to speak at Career Day.

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Godwin enters the home stretch before entering Grandpa-ville, and Martin relives the chaotic moment a child’s shotgun went rogue and nearly took him out. John-David is over the moon about the wild goose that exploded through a UPS driver’s windshield and somehow flew away, while Si goes from omelet debates to life advice in record time, dropping his signature line about what to do when your life totally stinks. Plus, Phil’s no-shower and “space beam” theories get reality-checked.

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Uncle Si is certain Phil Robertson’s notorious duck dog singled him out for urinary mischief, and Martin can’t believe his ears when Si describes grabbing a supposedly dead deer by the antlers only to be dragged like a rag doll. Jay Stone brings along his adrenaline-junkie former SWAT buddy, Blake Cook, for blood-pumping hunts and his first tumble on the jiu-jitsu mat. John-David loves every minute of Si flipping out over Jase’s nonstop opinions, and a disturbing firsthand encounter has Si laying down his bathroom phone-call boundaries.

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Uncle Si claims he nearly ran over a “body” on the side of the road, which sets off a chain of wild back-road stories involving deer, cows, alligators, and one legendary moment when Phil wound up fist-fighting a buzzard inside his truck. Martin and John Luke wish Si’s everyday life could be a video game, and John-David’s son, Carter, pops in fresh off his scene-stealing “Lion King” performance to effortlessly take over while full-on Si snoozes. The boys address the eternal mystery of how Si can fall asleep anywhere, anytime, without warning.

Carter's Play:

https://www.youtube.com/live/8ddYMV9m8u0

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Uncle Si relives being detained by the authorities when his travel-sized tea making system gets confused for an illicit substance. John-David ambitiously invites LSU’s new head coach Lane Kiffen to the podcast, and Si’s son Scott and daughter-in-law Marsha share how Scott found healing from PTSD through working with horses. Si beams with pride as Scott explains how equine therapy helps veterans reconnect, calm their minds, and find real hope again.

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Martin might be in the doghouse, but Uncle Si steals the show when he reveals the playful little ritual he and Christine share that keeps their love alive, even at his age. John-David seems determined to install a fridge in every room of his house—including a few that absolutely should not have one. Phillip finally explains the long-running mystery of why he was banned from the Robertson duck blind 35 years ago and hasn’t been invited back since. Si also laughs about the surprisingly simple and honestly kinda weird reason he and Christine struggled to start a family early in their marriage. The boys agree that the baby born in a Buc-ee’s parking lot is already off to a legendary start in life.

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Uncle Si and John Luke fire up the old “Duck Dynasty” video game right on the set, and Si can’t get over how hilarious his digital alter ego’s jokes are. John Luke’s in-game twin gets roasted for his weird body movements, bizarre missions, and the totally random tasks he’s assigned in the swamps of Louisiana. John-David dives into savage Amazon reviews, and Martin loses track of all the fourth-wall breaks happening at once.

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Uncle Si falls apart laughing as Jacob Mayo recounts the wildly embarrassing massage that left him half-dressed, face-down, and praying for escape while his wife, Bella, watched the whole thing unfold. John-David shares the chaos of his kids trying to remove a harmless lizard they were convinced was a Komodo dragon, plus the boys react to unbelievable government stories — including parachuting beavers and Oregon’s infamous exploding whale — before celebrating a wave of first-kill photos sent in by listeners. An email about the eternal marriage fight over what should happen to all the Amazon boxes piling up sends Uncle Si into a relatable rant.

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Uncle Si reacts to the haters of his book and relives the glory days of his time at Duck Commander, where Phil promised him a tiny paycheck but Miss Kay’s cooking made it all worth it. John-David’s horizons are broadened by a unique dish Missy cooked for his family, and Martin gets Si going with his story of racing literal tanks at Fort Knox before getting busted by the top brass. Jay shows off a distinctive trophy his daughter bagged, and Si waxes poetic about the beauty of Texas’ Hill Country.

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Martin suffers a good-natured scolding after admitting he taught his boys a lesson that definitely wouldn’t have earned Phil Robertson’s approval. John-David replays some of Phil’s greatest on-camera moments, sparking fresh stories from Uncle Si. Phillip brings up the massive roadside inferno he, Godwin, and Martin rolled up on during their drive home, a fireball so big it stopped traffic and had them wondering how close they came to real danger. Si insists his brand-new teeth are the secret behind his recent streak of good luck.

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Godwin’s “Speedo situation” steals the show early, and Martin confesses to a major parenting blunder that has the potential to ruin his duck hunting season. Uncle Si meets a little girl named Lydia who’s fighting a terminal illness. Her mom, Morgan, shares how one small $16 miracle has revealed God’s hand in every step of Lydia’s journey. Si is moved to tears, and John-David, who knows firsthand what it’s like to watch your child face medical challenges, urges anyone who’s able to help this brave family in their time of need. If you’d like to help Lydia and learn more about her fight, see the link in the show notes below.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/SaveLydia

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Uncle Si leads a heartfelt sit-down with fellow warriors Jay Stone and Blake Cook, along with Blake’s wife, Nicole, to talk honestly about combat, coming home, and the weight military families carry. Si calls all veterans his heroes, and Blake shares what healing has looked like for his marriage, faith, and daily life after service. The boys and Nicole dig into PTSD, isolation, and why real brotherhood and accountability matter—especially for spouses who shoulder the unseen battles. Jay points to an incredible resource for veterans, and Si encourages those who are struggling, feeling lost, or battling addiction to reach out for help and give Jesus a chance to heal them.

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Martin’s twins fall head over heels for a beaver they name “Crunchy,” and their newfound affection accidentally saves his life—for now. Clay blushes when the boys bring up his brief “modeling career” and the front-and-center posters featuring him at sporting goods stores across the country. John-David and his cousin-slash-best-friend Heath have a race, though the whole thing sounds a little pathetic. Martin recalls the time he got his hair beaded and braided on a cruise, but what stands out most is just how horribly it all went wrong. The boys wrap things up by debating the sanity—and practicality—of deep-fried pizza.

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A kind listener returns a family heirloom to Uncle Si, and the boys join him on a trip down memory lane to see photos of Si, Phil, and Miss Kay as teenagers. Martin is floored by reports of “infected” monkeys on the loose in Mississippi after a transport crash, and Rucker sparks a debate about whether everyone is living in a simulation—though there may be proof to the contrary right in the room. Meanwhile, John-David lives that good-dad life, spending hours helping his son, Carter, perfect his role in the upcoming school play.

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Uncle Si insists he’s discovered the secret to staying “well-preserved,” and Martin thinks he’s finally figured it out. Jacob swears Si’s wardrobe belongs in a vintage boutique, while John-David brings back another unbelievable shoplifting story that somehow ends on a surprisingly uplifting note. Plus, the boys discover a bear coat that could make them fashion legends for the “low” price of $500.

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Uncle Si debuts his brand-new smile after finally taking Phil Robertson’s advice to get new teeth. Phillip’s jaw dropped when Si proudly pulled out the container holding his old teeth on the drive home from the procedure, and Martin relives a disastrous post-dentist hunt that left him regretting every move. John-David fuels everyone’s nightmares with his disturbing discovery of teddy bears sewn with human teeth. The boys bow for a powerful moment when Si phones a young fan battling cancer and prays for him, lifting him up to the Almighty.

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Uncle Si answers fan questions from his DMs, and things quickly go off the rails. Martin opens a whole new world of “what-the-heck” with his knowledge of pet implants meant to make animals seem more “manly.” John-David resurrects the fart heard ’round the world from three years ago, and Hunter’s Christian heavy-metal impression sends the crew into a tailspin of laughter and awe. Plus, a puppy crash-lands the set and immediately bonds with Si’s beard.

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Uncle Si learns about Australia’s infamous “emu war” and can’t believe a country actually lost a battle to birds. The boys dive into a crash course on platypuses, while Hunter’s the only one brave enough to fact-check Si’s new favorite animal. Jacob shares his epic Canada hunt with his 82-year-old grandpa, and a listener's email delivers a shocking prophecy that Martin might be destined for another set of twins. John-David drops the news that a mountain lion became roadkill not too far from West Monroe. Martin’s boys turn three, but their birthday weekend ends with a pumpkin-patch chipped tooth and a reminder that parenting twins means double the fun.

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Uncle Si welcomes comedian Tim Hawkins to Louisiana with a crash course in culture, gators, local game, and his band’s original songs. Si’s tales of high school glory have Tim cracking up, and John-David and Tim bond instantly over high-end toilet tech as they officially found the Bidet Bros. Martin stuns Tim by revealing his grandma’s unforgettable system for labeling squirrels in the family freezer. The boys and Tim all agree that Buc-ee’s is basically a church.

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Uncle Si falls hook, line, and sinker for a fake news story about a man escaping police on a giraffe, then somehow ends up online shopping for one. Martin discovers a museum that has Si dreaming of silk quilts. John-David and Hunter lose it over an animal name that sounds just naughty enough to send them straight back into middle-school humor. Godwin tries to remember the last time he wore pants, and the boys float the idea of naming a bridge after Uncle Si in West Monroe.

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Uncle Si’s wife, Miss Christine, relives the night she knew Si needed serious help and rushed him to the ER. True to form, Si was cracking jokes before the nurses even hooked him up to an IV. Si calls her a cougar since she’s older than him and “has claws,” but Christine sets the record straight on that story. Together they dish out the marriage and parenting wisdom they’ve learned in nearly fifty-five years together, while Phillip compares their old-school romance to Gen Z’s puzzling dating habits. John-David vents about the phrases and hand gestures his kids won’t stop using, and Christine shares the heartfelt story of Sweet Pea’s final days.

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Uncle Si is alive and well after a brief hospital stay, and Phillip was there to witness just how tough Si was when he woke up in a pool of blood one night. Martin declares that Si has officially reached Robertson family legend status, while John-David takes the death of Si’s beloved cat, Sweet Pea, pretty hard. Martin proclaims that squirrels are, in fact, NOT cute, and Si proposes a plan to whip Congress back into shape.

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Uncle Si has come down with a massive, miserable sinus infection—but Jay Stone was there when he caught it, and the two of them had an absolute blast in the process. John-David loses it over a hilarious new nickname making the rounds in the Duckmen crew. Martin starts to wonder if John Luke might be showing early signs of a midlife crisis with some of his recent choices, and Godwin confesses there’s only one reason he ever breaks his diet: when his wife Miss Paula wants ice cream. The boys all agree that teal season opened up with a bit of a shadow hanging over it without Phil this year.

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Uncle Si is in rare form as he relives his run-in with an Alaskan grizzly, shocks the boys by disagreeing with Trump’s stance on PBS, and explains why his family buried cash in mason jars instead of trusting banks. Jacob Mayo takes on the challenge of tracking down a replica of Si’s legendary silk dragon jacket — the one he swears helped him win Miss Christine. Phillip reveals the embarrassing but fitting nickname Phil Robertson gave Martin, and John-David beams with fatherly pride as his son Carter lands the role of Zazu in the school play.

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