Uncle Si looks back on going to war at just 20 years old and admits it sounds even crazier now than it did then. The boys reflect on the young Americans who have stepped up in impossible moments, including the passengers who fought back on 9/11. Martin remembers exactly where he was when the attacks happened and Phillip wrestles with what it means that an entire generation now knows that day only

Uncle Si thinks he knows how the world ends, and apparently the robots will have a lot to do with it. Martin gets a kick out of Trump’s renaming spree, even if he admits some of it is getting hard to take seriously. Godwin finally has answers after surgery to remove the mystery mass in his shoulder, and John-David learns a ridiculous British word for a certain part of the male anatomy and immediat

The Robertson family just got a little bigger as Jacob and Bella welcome their long-awaited baby girl, Merritt Presley. Jacob opens up about the emotional road to becoming a dad, the unexpected start to labor, and the moment he finally saw his daughter for the first time. Uncle Si, John Luke, and John-David swap birth stories and reflect on how becoming a parent changes everything, while Jacob rev

Macy Watkins Johnston fits right in as she shares how her old-school country upbringing turned into a massive social media following. She tells the story of meeting her husband on a turkey hunt and somehow ends up in Uncle Si’s long-running black panther debate. Martin and Macy compare notes on gardens, chickens, and the country skills younger generations are losing, while Si takes the conversatio

Will swore he’d never work for the family business, but now he’s officially on the Buck Commander team. He defends his Disney adult status, while Martin calls in from Wyoming to recount a cameraman emergency so bad it somehow costs Martin his own shirt. The guys also get into LO Worship’s upcoming conference, a possible Louisiana state-record gar, and John-David joins the younger crowd’s obsession

Willie Robertson’s habit of turning his kids’ toys and gifts into investment opportunities sparks a look back at the collectibles he refused to let his kids open. John Luke takes things even further with a plan to troll Jase by planting fake dinosaur fossils around the family compound for him to find. John-David admits one of his most humiliating moments came when he entered a Rock Band video game

Uncle Si somehow makes it all the way to work before finding out Christine is in the hospital, then gives an encouraging update on how she’s doing now. Godwin prepares for surgery the next morning and compares the strange new realities of getting older. Martin gets uneasy watching freakishly fast robots wipe out at full speed and joins the debate over whether technology is heading somewhere nobody

Uncle Si recounts two of his wildest Vietnam-era stories, including a grenade prank that sent him diving for cover and a tale about a Bengal tiger with a twist ending. Martin laughs off the angry comments that poured in after a viral clip introduces a whole new audience to the Duck Commander crew. John-David gets pulled into debates about dinosaurs, Noah’s Ark, and why he can’t hunt pterodactyls.

Willie Robertson’s sons and sons-in-law face the most savage comments from their last podcast appearance, and Christian Huff relives his humiliation when a rude grocery store clerk pushed his patience to the limit. John Luke tries to defend his lonely late-night meteor watching and somehow drags everyone into a Flat Earth debate. John Reed reveals how Jase Robertson taught him enough poker to beat

Uncle Si and the boys let AI steer the show, and somehow it leads them straight into a story too unbelievable to be true. Si defends his questionable airplane etiquette, John-David reveals Willie’s incredibly effective trick for keeping the middle seat empty, and Jessica’s unforgettable farewell to a driver during the crazy ‘Duck Dynasty’ travel days is a family legend. Phillip admits he once pick

Godwin reveals the mysterious mass that sent him for an urgent MRI and now has him headed for surgery. Uncle Si looks back on meeting Medal of Honor recipient Sammy Davis, the real-life inspiration behind part of ‘Forrest Gump,’ and the sentimental moment they shared over his service. Martin’s harmonica national anthem story sends Si down memory lane about Vietnam, while the boys spiral into surpr

Uncle Si’s lifelong love for Dolly Parton takes over as he remembers her music, her hilarious honesty, and the business move that even Elvis couldn’t talk her into. Si casually drops the fact that he once stood just feet away from Elvis Presley while women screamed and fainted, leaving Martin to wonder how he’s never heard that story before. John-David debates the “Mount Rushmore of Beloved People

Phil’s daughter Phyllis joins Uncle Si to tell the incredible story of how DNA research led her to the Robertson family. She reveals that Si was once on the list as her possible father, and her digging into the family tree ends up solving a Robertson mystery about Si’s mother that had lingered for generations. Phyllis looks back on meeting Phil for the first time and the healing that came from fin

Uncle Si reveals how a generous offer from Willie Robertson somehow turned into a $30,000 surprise. Samuel Henderson, the viral 12-year-old bird-calling sensation shows off his unbelievable talent for mimicking more than 130 bird calls, even fooling a bird-identifying app in real time. John-David is giddy with excitement, Martin calls in to put Samuel’s skills to the test, while Phillip quickly re

Justin Martin makes an unexpected trip to St. Jude after hearing from a family whose son was stuck in the hospital, and the visit leaves a lasting impression on him. Uncle Si watches Dude Perfect pull off some unbelievable feats and immediately decides, "I can do that," sending the boys into another round of wild math. John-David’s kid-free trip opens a debate over whether he officially qualifies

Martin reveals the surprisingly nerdy hobby he’s kept mostly under wraps and proves he knows far more about it than anyone expected. Hunter’s girlfriend moves in and immediately rearranges his apartment, prompting a spiral that has Uncle Si and Martin welcoming him to domesticated life. John-David helps the boys navigate viral videos and local Facebook chaos, and Martin confesses a crime he commit

Martin drops the goods on Mountain Man’s dramatic Facebook feud with his ex-wife, prompting Uncle Si to invite the longtime ‘Duck Dynasty’ favorite onto the show to tell the whole story. Godwin plays with fire while burning storm debris and nearly pays the price! John-David goes deeper with the powerful testimony of a listener who reached out from a dark place and found hope after making one life-

Korie Robertson joins Uncle Si to talk about the new movie she and Willie produced. The stars of the movie, Robert Malcolm Cumming and Evelyn Grace Kite, reveal what it was like working together filming such a powerful story. Martin relives Si winning over a nervous ‘Duck Dynasty’ director in a single take, tossing producer notes in the trash, and shooting scenes almost entirely off the cuff. See

Uncle Si launches the boys into a full round of marriage advice, warnings, and newlywed confessions. Si skipped asking for his father-in-law’s blessing, and Phillip looks back on the premarital counseling that helped lay a strong foundation for his marriage. John-David admits he thought he had everything figured out before getting humbled in front of a crowd. Martin recalls Jase’s surprisingly acc

Uncle Si discovers he may not need a law degree to launch his own courtroom show, and the boys immediately start planning Judge Si’s rulings, recesses, and inevitable nap breaks. Martin gets dismissed from jury duty before the real questioning even begins and has doubts about the local datacenter. Godwin looks back on going from his wedding celebration to a bass tournament the very next morning to