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Duck Call Room

Si Robertson & Justin Martin

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The guys who kept America laughing for 11 seasons while cranking out duck calls are back in the heart of Duck Commander to share hilarious stories, tall tales, hunting adventures, pop culture commentary, and all the antics and escapades you know and love. Join Si Robertson, Justin Martin, John-David Owen, John Godwin, Jay Stone, and Phillip McMillan where it all began — in the Duck Call Room.
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The Robertsons are telling it all. For the first time, the family that captured America's hearts on "Duck Dynasty" comes together on one podcast to reveal the heartache, laughter, love, and redemption that inspired their movie, "The Blind." Go behind the scenes of this stunning cinematic journey, and experience the love story that launched a dynasty, the turmoil that nearly brought it crashing down, and the hope that rose from the ashes to create a foundation for generations to come. Watch T ...
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The Duck Commander and his family are unashamed of their Christian faith and want to share the Gospel with everyone, from new believers to longtime followers of Jesus. Phil, Al, Jase, Zach, and their special guests go beyond the four walls of the church to share God's Word and study the Bible with you. So pour a glass of tea, and experience fun and inspiring stories of faith and family, straight from West Monroe, Louisiana.
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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 ha…
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Uncle Si is euphoric as he wins a fifteen year argument with nephew Jase Robertson, and Martin has the most enjoyable day with the Robertsons that he’s had in a long time. Stone spills the beans about a hostage situation and police showdown between some of Phil's wilder neighbors, and Phillip counts himself out of the dangerous upcoming alligator t…
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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…
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Uncle Si and Kirk Cameron team up to make a plan that will bring America back to common sense, decency, and Jesus. Martin asks Kirk about his experience in Hollywood as a young actor in an industry controlled by adults, and Kirk brings up the unfortunate incident where his son accidentally put Si’s life in danger on his first hunt with the Duckmen.…
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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 a…
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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…
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Uncle Si nearly made a dangerous decision in Vietnam and proves “Forrest Gump” to be an accurate portrayal of The Vietnam War. Martin and Jon Gimber relive the wild Duck Commander days of selling merch at Talladega Speedway, and John-David defends his hot take on warm toilet seats. Si reveals the conclusions he often comes to after self-reflecting,…
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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 s…
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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 wit…
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Martin shares the unfortunate incident he suffered over the weekend that led to him shocking his wife when he returned home wearing nothing but his skivvies and needing a shower big time. A caller compares Si to the grandfather character from a famous 90’s kids show, and the energy seems right on. Phillip and Si ponder the presence of romance in th…
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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. He…
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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-gr…
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Uncle Si relives the creepy night he and his brothers stumbled upon a smelly, Sasquatch-type creature in the woods, and Martin is eager to get the lowdown on Si’s belief in other cryptid creatures. John-David finds megalodon easier to believe in than the moon landing, and Stone switches sides on his belief in another mythical beast. Si gets a kick …
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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 dru…
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Uncle Si doesn't hold back when a serviceman asks about transitioning from military life to civilian life in the debut of our fan voicemail segment. But first, Martin and Godwin offer encouragement to the people in Tennessee and North Carolina going through hell on earth. John-David describes his stint behind bars and the amazing opportunity he alm…
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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 …
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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 t…
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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 sprea…
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Jase sneaks out in the middle of the night to pretend to be a ghost, all for the sake of his baby brother Jep. Phil poses a mysterious question about the apostle Paul, and Jase misses an important text from a friend that leaves him feeling guilty. The guys explore theological liberalism, which is the trend in which many of today’s churches have dec…
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Korie regales Uncle Si with the tale of her weekend unknowingly spent with an unsanitary houseguest how her family rescued her after a grisly discovery. John-David suspects Willie might have set the whole thing up, and Martin is proud of Korie for correctly identifying the clues left by the perpetrator. Former San Quentin inmate Branden Terrell ope…
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Phil and Jase agree to avoid a major temptation, but the choice backfires on them in a comedy of errors. "No good deed goes unpunished," as they say! Phil finds another sign that his age is setting in, and the guys lay out the difference between the righteousness of God and the destructive characteristic of self-righteousness in mankind. Jase propo…
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Phil dropped an unflinchingly truthful speech that put him off the guest list forever, and Jase finds that since he’s turned 50, he’s lost a body part that served an essential purpose. Zach and Al offer evidence that Satan believes his own lies and thinks he might actually win the battle against God someday. The guys summarize the characteristics o…
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Uncle Si has a lot in common with his new sister in Christ, Martin’s wife, Brittany. Brittany opens up about some parts of her life’s journey that led her to the baptistry recently, and Si insists he knew that she was the one for Martin the first time they met. Martin once performed a possum relocation wearing nothing but his hospital briefs after …
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Jase is baffled and frankly a little concerned by the way Northerners tell time, and Phil wades into a tricky topic with a degree of success among the ladies at a Bible study. Jase whiles away the hours in a duck blind inventing romantic tragedies for the animals he’s hunting and pranking Uncle Si. Jersey Joe insists that until one knows the love o…
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Zach traveled to San Quentin Rehabilitation Center with Willie and Uncle Si to speak to the prisoners about Jesus, but Willie got far more than he bargained for. Jase and Phil wonder if the circumstances surrounding the trip were part of a spiritual war, and the guys explore what the Bible has to say about the powers of Satan, angels, and demons. J…
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Uncle Si returns from California with a fresh perspective on freedom and forgiveness after visiting San Quentin Rehabilitation Center where he was treated like a rock star! Martin realizes his complaints about a poor teal season pale in comparison to the prisoners Si met who will never be free. Phillip reveals his secret talent as a hibachi chef an…
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Jase’s use of the “crickets” button leads to a debate over the use of excessively simplified or complicated rhetoric when studying the Bible, and Phil becomes the referee. The guys point out all the instances of simplicity in the message of Jesus, as well as examples of deeper philosophical arguments within the text. Jase and Zach agree that Jesus …
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Phil and Miss Kay nearly miss out on their fall Sunday afternoon ritual thanks to confusing television programing, and Missy must balance between navigating her parents’ old-school habits and her daughter’s tech-dependent approach to banking. The guys explore several passages that make the Bible’s stance against slavery very clear, and Jase points …
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Uncle Si knows exactly how Jase's upcoming court date will go down. Martin is miffed that John-David’s wife, Alyson, showed up to the studio without a hot, homemade pizza, and John-David’s loathing for performing his civil duty inspires a good old-fashioned Si rant. Si might have to get his band, The Sicotics, back together if John-David’s son is a…
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Phil calls out gender ideology as dangerous “nonsense,” and Jase has trouble accepting the fact that parents or governments are willing to mutilate children's bodies to serve an agenda. Jase discovers a top-five treasure find in his own yard, and Missy’s recommendation of a documentary gets Jase thinking about the definition of what a woman is. The…
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