Episodes

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 “Unashamed”...

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...

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 “Unashamed” episode 986 is sponsored by: https://www.patriotmobile.com/phil — Get...

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 “Unashamed” episode 986 is sponsored by: https://www.patriotmobile.com/phil — Get...

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,...

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...

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...

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; Colossi...

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. ...

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 th...

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: Colo...

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...

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: Coloss...

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...

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 “Unashamed” Epis...

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, vers...

Jase put his guitar "skills" on display, and his fans have never let him live it down, including his friend Mac Powell, formerly of the Christian band Third Day. Mac recounts his appearance on “Duck Dynasty,” and Phil’s rock-and-roll roots formed the basis of his son’s musical education. Al jokingly relates the Robertsons to the Kardashians but with beards and Jesus. Check out Mac Powell’s newest album, “I Love Jesus,” at http://macpowell.com! “Unashamed” episode 973 is sponsored by: https://w...

Jase reveals the very beginning of the Mia Moo Fund, which Mia has now fully taken over, and how well she’s doing at heading up such a large project. Phil offers wisdom for families going through struggles, and the guys are joined by guests Lisa Robertson and Heather Lawless, founder of Reliance Ministries and Reliance Center in Lewiston, Idaho. Heather shares her journey from nearly being aborted to running a successful and growing pregnancy resource center that’s saving the lives of hundreds o...

Thanks to Elon Musk, Phil, Al, and Jase are joined by Zach for his firsthand account of Hurricane Helene relief efforts in North Carolina. Phil believes this is the perfect justification for bringing back outhouses, and Zach is in awe of how the church stepped in to care for storm victims, both physically and spiritually. Zach also offers on-the-ground insight into why central planning and the government could never take the place of kingdom people during a disaster. The power of God's kingdom i...

Uncle Si and Phil join up to tag team a gospel presentation unlike any other to benefit a young lady Jase met recently. Si unapologetically reveals why his political career never got off the ground when he was in the military, and Jase schools his response to a controversial “Duck Call Room” podcast conversation that made its way back to him. Si has a few tough questions for the human race, and hope doesn’t equal uncertainty when it comes to Jesus. In this episode: Matthew 28, verse 18; Mark 16...

Jase chooses one specific Godwin one-liner as not only his favorite “Duck Dynasty” moment but a tactic he has been utilizing in marital squabbles ever since. Phil remembers the first time he met pre-Jesus Godwin, who was sneaking beer into a church function. Jase tries to share ducks with folks in a rough neighborhood, only to be mistaken for a drug purchaser. The guys read their favorite verses in Colossians as an overview of what Paul wants to get across for the entire book. In this episode: ...

Phil and Jase are pleasantly surprised by their simpatico relationship with Pastor Joby Martin of the Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida. Jase admits that he and his good buddy Tim Tebow only have one thing in common, and Joby tells a few of the most entertaining stories from his new book. The guys emphasize the power of authenticity when speaking about Jesus, and you don’t have to go to preaching school to share Jesus effectively. Find out more about Joby’s ministry at https://www.joby...

Jase relays the final end of the controversial seatbelt ticket saga — with a twist no one expected! Phil is just glad he doesn’t have to hear about it any more, and Al makes a point for Jesus as the ultimate judge, jury, and public defender. The guys give a bird’s-eye view of Ephesians in summary, and a study of Colossians will be coming next! In this episode: 1 Timothy 2, verses 1-6 “Unashamed” Episode 967 is sponsored by: https://alpinegold.com — Get FREE shipping on orders over $200 with c...

Al, Lisa, Zach, and their families get stranded by Hurricane Helene without power, water, or cell service, and the devastation is unimaginable. Phil and Jase are shocked by firsthand photos and scenes from Black Mountain and Swannanoa, North Carolina, and Phil prays for everyone who’s still dealing with the deadly storm’s fallout. Al and Zach spread the word on how to help the people affected by Helene get urgently needed supplies. In this episode: Acts 2, verses 42-47; Acts 4, verses 32-35; Ja...