Duck Call Room

Uncle Si welcomes Army veteran Blake Cook, a former 82nd Airborne paratrooper whose story takes him from a would-be Call of Duty gamer to a real-life combat soldier surviving an IED blast and a brutal parachute jump. Jay Stone reveals both what he was paid to narrate Si’s autobiography and the personal price he paid for the experience. John-David lights up at finally having another gamer in the ro...

Uncle Si cracks up over the most “Miss Kay” moment of all time: Miss Kay forgetting that Sadie is her first namesake when a new great-grandchild is born. John-David reveals the reason he came this close to being fired by Willie when he was his assistant, and Bella drops by fresh from her first trade show as a Duck Commander employee, where she helped wrangle a surprise appearance from Willie that...

Uncle Si recalls the glory of his on-screen “ninja skills” and reveals the risky knife-throwing game he and Martin used to play — a pastime that could easily cost a couple of toes. Martin offers up the marriage tip that saved his relationship, and Si delivers no-nonsense advice for young people looking to build a successful life. John-David reveals the traumatic event involving mayonnaise that he...

Uncle Si gets ready to head to the dentist for a brand-new set of pearly whites, with Phillip planning to play chauffeur. Martin thinks Si’s teeth could double as valuable advertising real estate, and the boys have plenty of ideas for what kind of bling might go best with his new smile. John David is thrilled about his wife’s new second-grade teaching job, especially since it might be the unexpect...

Willie Robertson fills in for Johnny D and ends up acting as his assistant’s assistant while swapping fast-food secrets and behind-the-scenes stories with Uncle Si. Willie relives his on-set scooter crash, the gender reveal that rattled Christian, and the $1,000 Chick-fil-A bet Si never saw coming. Rucker shares how he may not be alive today without the Robertsons and their TV show, and Martin rev...

Uncle Si and the boys get emotional sharing a goosebump-worthy story about a friend overcoming stage-4 cancer after Si and Phillip prayed for him. Godwin gets a little too comfortable with a pillow meant for pregnant women, sparking jokes about his future shopping plans. Martin horrifies Si by revealing a childhood scarred by a recipe the boys find questionable at best. Phillip experiments with AI...

Uncle Si is already plotting to replace Godwin with 10-year-old viral phenomenon “Juicy,” whose fun personality and instant internet fame have the boys cracking up. Martin is psyched to take Juicy out on the pond and nearly helps him break his personal record, while John-David is not-so-secretly hoping Juicy can hook him up with a Post Malone meet and greet. Si delivers some cautionary life advice...

Uncle Si gets a crash course in pop culture from his great-nephew-in-law Jacob, complete with Gen Z slang that Si hilariously misinterprets and a brand-new rulebook for surviving kiss cams in public places. Martin convinces Si to consider a barbershop quartet comeback, and Si’s recent Willie Nelson cover concert at the airport proves he’s still got the pipes. John-David’s heartfelt fan encounters...

Uncle Si’s long-held stance against having a phone starts to crumble after Christine slaps an AirTag on him and John-David blows his mind with the magic of real-time pizza delivery apps. Meanwhile, Phillip shocks everyone by admitting he’s not that into pizza, but is totally into drive-thru seafood. Martin has Jep Robertson verify Si’s outrageous tale about getting kicked out of an Uber thanks to...

Uncle Si laughs at the pranks from the "Duck Dynasty: The Revival" film crew and Martin brings along his old friend and fellow Willie wrangler Chad Creel to back up every wild travel story John-David’s ever told. Chad confirms it all: yes, Willie travels with 800 bags of beef jerky, and yes, he just bought Blake Shelton’s old tour bus so he can go on a personal “Willie Tour” whenever the mood stri...

Uncle Si revisits his time in basic training as John-David helps him track down the identity of his 1968 Fort Benning drill sergeant using an old yearbook. Martin recalls the day he and Phil watched Billy the Exterminator ignore their warnings, attempt to clear a duck blind of pests, get more than he bargained for, and end up in the hospital. A conversation on nature versus nurture leads Si and Ru...

Uncle Si and the boys offer prayers and heartfelt condolences for the families in Texas affected by the recent tragic floods, as well as the first responders and crews working to get those communities on the road to healing. Martin shares parenting potty hacks he picked up over the weekend, like never underestimating a toddler’s ability to aim, and John-David reveals his secret weapon for diaper e...

Miss Kay makes her triumphant return to defy internet rumors of her failing health—or worse. She’s very much alive, very much retired, and absolutely NOT back on the market. Uncle Si claims the title of the only “normal” original Robertson sibling left standing. Al spills the beans on who’s really been running the show behind the scenes for the last 15 years (spoiler: it’s not Willie), while Marti...

For the first time ever, Uncle Si’s kids Trasa and Scott step up to the mic and bring the real Si Robertson to light. Trasa reveals what it was like growing up with a dad who’d do anything for a laugh—or a daddy-daughter dance—including dressing up as the Easter Bunny and letting his girls go wild on his hair. Scott shares chaotic tales of salamander hustling, slot machine mishaps, and all the tim...

Sadie and Bella’s husbands, Christian and Jacob, go behind the scenes of their real-life rivalry on “Duck Dynasty: The Revival”—from arm wrestling and building furniture to who’s got the wilder childhood stories. Uncle Si weighs in on their parenting potential, family planning failures, and what it was like raising kids in the good old days when you could pee outside without the neighbors calling...

Uncle Si reminisces about the good old days when kids broke bones doing dumb stuff, comedian Justin Stagner shares the hilariously painful story of how he accidentally made his son walk through Wal-Mart with a broken leg, and Buck Commander’s Tom "Tombo" Martin reveals how a backyard bonfire at Willie’s house turned into a 2 a.m. baptism. Duck Call Room episode #460 is sponsored by: https://pureta...

John Luke finally spills the tea on what it was really like growing up in Willie’s house and in front of the cameras—including the classic parenting fail that landed him in the ER with a rabies scare. Uncle Si cracks up over Willie’s brutal nicknames for his own grandkids, and Martin recalls the moment he witnessed John Luke’s official entry into manhood, which turned into an unofficial (and unfor...

Uncle Si reflects on the surprisingly effective backwoods remedies he learned from Phil—including bark chewing, spit paste, and a very unfortunate use for Vick’s VapoRub. Martin recounts the childhood stunt that shattered a glass coffee table, and Si is convinced he deserved way more spankings than he got. Si shares the time he witnessed to a drug dealer in true Si fashion, while Phillip confesses...

Godwin drops a bombshell announcement that has Uncle Si cheering and Martin flashing back to his own ultrasound surprise. John-David and Martin share some solo dad horror stories—complete with suspicious fingers and washing machine casualties—that make Godwin extra thankful for his saint of a wife. He asks for prayers for his daughter and son-in-law, and the boys wholeheartedly oblige. Plus, the o...

Uncle Si’s namesake nephew, Reed Robertson, tells the truth about growing up as Phil’s oldest grandson. He shares how Si blew his one and only babysitting gig, why Martin can’t stop giggling over the Robertson version of “the birds and the bees,” and the tradition he and John-David celebrate every year without fail. Reed also dishes on the sentimental moment Jase tried bourbon for the first time—a...

Uncle Si reveals the unexpected secret to a long marriage—and all the giggling going on at his house is proof that he’s right. Bella and Jacob celebrate four years of marriage, defend their quirks, and spill what it’s really like taking on Duck Dynasty: The Revival. John-David stirs the pot with school-day receipts and tire-blowout stories that still haunt Bella. And Martin shares what it was like...

Martin has a no-good, very bad day after his buddy makes a big mistake that leaves them stranded and sunburned—but Uncle Si thinks it’s hilarious. John-David is forced to answer for his comments about Shreveport, especially after the local paper comes calling. Uncle Si remembers the time Phil Robertson forced the duckmen to dye their beards, including Martin’s full camo salon job, and Jay Stone on...

Phil’s best friend, Mac Owen, joins Uncle Si to relive the wildest shot Phil ever pulled off—and the legacy he left behind. When Justin Martin asks one simple question, the room goes quiet as Mac shares the most powerful thing Phil ever taught him. Even John-David gets so fired up he starts preaching. The boys offer a joyful, heartfelt tribute to a man who may be the only one to ever preach his ow...

This episode was recorded 5/3/25. Korie Robertson dishes on the new era of “Duck Dynasty,” where humor and heart still lead the way. She teases which of her kids might steal the show, while Willie makes headlines for accidentally rocking a women’s shirt to church—boob darts and all. Uncle Si’s proud the next generation still laughs at his jokes, and the gang relives some of the weirdest merch ever...

Uncle Si, Martin, John-David, Phillip, and Jay Stone gather to laugh, cry, and remember Phil Robertson's life and legacy. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices