Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Phil delivers a "Gunsmoke"-style frisking to an Unashamed listener. Jase takes one for the team during a disagreement with Missy and admits there's a lesson it took him 25 years of marriage to learn. The guys talk about the misconception of marriage as a rules-based system, how Jesus treated women, and the misunderstanding many people have about submission. Jase remembers a class called "Should My...

Al discovers one of his scenes was cut from the new film "Roe v. Wade." Jase has been plagued by space invaders since he was a kid. Phil points to a passage in the Bible that holds the solution to all racism. Jase was once welcomed to a new school with a slap across the face from a guy who ended up becoming his neighbor. And the guys discuss where teenage hostility comes from, why overthrowing the...

Jase is back with an update on how his daughter, Mia, is doing after her longest, most extensive craniofacial surgery yet. He describes many of the challenges ahead, including swelling that will last 12 months. Phil marvels that he's never heard a word of complaint from Mia. Jase is nearly defeated by NASCAR-like driving conditions in Dallas and has to play the "I have a gun" card at his hotel, bu...

Phil and Al are joined by Kenney Moore, affectionately dubbed "the Burger Man" by Phil. Kenney shares the story of how his Hwy 55 restaurant chain increased sales during the pandemic, how he was converted, and what it took for him to go all in on Jesus. Al recalls the hilarity that ensued when Phil baptized Kenney in the river. And the guys talk about mixing religion and business, how Kenney got h...

Phil, Al, and One Kingdom's Mike Kellett talk favoritism, why the self-segregation spreading on college campuses and beyond is so unbiblical, and why violence always follows prejudice. Phil is always prepared — even at the doctor's office. The guys look back on a year of lockdowns and discuss the church as a living organism, the pruning happening in churches, and the problem of "unconverted believ...

Al is tickled to finally discover how to shut Jase up. Phil discovers he's a softie with the heart of an artist. Phyllis and Tony reflect on a year of Robertson life. Phil admits he felt weird running with artists at first, but he found a way to get over it. Guest Noah Elias talks about God's economy, becoming significant in God's kingdom, making everything an act of worship, and how to become a k...

A terrified Jase squirms his way through this episode featuring his wife, Missy, and Al can't get enough of it. Al's wife, Lisa, is back for more tales of family antics and high jinks, including how Phil dealt with a rodent infestation in the walls. (Hint: Fire was involved.) Missy finally tells her side of some of Jase's stories, and they get into her dad's feelings about Jase, her bug phobia, wh...

Miss Kay takes the practice of hospitality to a whole new level. Phil and Jase are glad we're no longer bound by the old food laws, especially when shrimp is on the menu. The guys tackle the great fallacy of cancel culture, how cancel culture is really the opposite of what God does, and how we can stop providing this ungodly phenomenon the fuel it needs. They also discuss God and favoritism, the d...

Phil managed to become a star football player with one leg shorter than the other, but all it took to fix the problem was five bucks. Jase takes issue with the widespread Christian belief that we're still under the Ten Commandments. If you've wondered what it really means when he says there are no rules, this is the episode for you. The guys also discuss whether it's sinful to skip church meetings...

Phil discovers "outdated depiction" warnings on Western TV shows, and he suspects there's a lot in the Bible that would get the same treatment. Al gives a shout-out to an "Unashamed" listener who started a ministry. Jase shares what the "Duck Dynasty" producers said about his belief in God at their first meeting. And the guys discuss the most embarrassing rebuke in the history of organized religio...

Phil is done with news and sports. With more time for TV Westerns, he realizes how many of them are fueled by one essential ingredient: coffee. He shares the secret that revolutionized how he makes coffee, and it's got nothing to do with coffee beans or water. Jase heads to an event in Florida, finds a packed venue, and talks to a 10-year-old cancer survivor he prayed for five years ago. Jase also...

Jase shares exciting news about shooting the pilot for his treasure hunting show, and he's looking for your help. He also admits to being kicked off a fan's property for being a Jase impostor. The guys reveal what Willie wanted "Duck Dynasty" to be called, and they discuss cancel culture coming for the Muppets and Disney, a better way to address old books and movies that offend people, and what Pa...

Phil wakes up in the middle of the night with a fired-up rant on his mind about the Gospel, baptism, and Christian denominations. He also relives the time the "Duck Dynasty" people lectured him about talent. Jase shares the story of Willie's baptism bucket brigade and points to a question every human has to ask at some point. And the guys talk about almost getting struck by lightning, things that...

Phil performs a last-minute wedding ceremony for a recently baptized believer and his bride. Al refuses to let the Michigan lockdown interfere with sharing Jesus. The guys talk about common sense and what to do when the wrong people are in charge. Jase believes there's a much better question about baptism than "Do I have to?" He also encourages Christians to visit their spiritual graveyards and ma...

Jase the Land Looter heads to Virginia for some metal detecting and finds something he's never seen before. He follows that up with a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, including hours on a runway, tempers flaring, an unhinged coronavirus rant, awful manners, multiple companies refusing to rent him a car, and a guy who thinks Jase is down on his luck after "Duck Dynasty." Phil looks for th...

Phil recalls the surprise when he gave his address out on national television. Phil, Jase, and Al tell the stories of their very first encounters with their wives, and Phil remembers Miss Kay making the first move. Jase wants to redefine the term "power couple" after hearing Al's sermon. Phil explains what couples have to do to become true power couples. And the guys talk about Priscilla and Aquil...

Phil says you need to take certain precautions when rolling up on his house. Jase goes into why medical "miracles" usually aren't miracles at all. He also uses a Black Crowes song to make a point about angels. Phil tells a story about the murderers who stayed at his place. Al addresses the false belief that sin is the cause of anything bad that happens to us. And the guys talk about how our hearts...

Phil shares the mouthwatering sticky chicken recipe he got from Cajun and Creole cooking legend John Folse. Jase says no one can believe they eat squirrels and shares a few ways they cook them. The guys continue their study of Acts and take a look at how the miracles performed by the disciples inspired faith in some people and jealousy in others. -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphon...

Phil thinks Miss Kay's car was damaged in the snowstorm, but that's not the real story. It's time to retire Blue, the dog Phil calls "the greatest retriever of all time." What the guys won't miss is the world's best duck dog peeing on everything in sight. Al recalls a guy who blacked out parts of the Bible that mentioned the Holy Spirit living inside us. And the guys discuss what people do in the...

Phil learns what pita chips are and that they have nothing to do with the ethical treatment of animals. Jase gets nothing but crickets when he tries to give a devotion to his daughter and her friends. During a severe winter storm, there's no going to the store, but in Phil’s neck of the woods, he IS the store. Al says the best word for parents to learn is "no." And the guys dig into Stephen’s stor...

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

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

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

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

Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by comedian Adam Carolla. Adam skewers the woke crowd's nonexistent sense of irony, discusses his atheism and how he relates to people of faith, and explains how Marxism is like a turbine car. The guys talk about comedy in the face of the cancel mob, how Adam's "No Safe Spaces" documentary foreshadowed the current cancel culture, and why a statue of any of them would...