Uncle Si reckons there’s a big reason someone tried to do away with Donald Trump, and he’s got a message for anyone who thinks hurting someone over politics is okay. Martin is surprised to find out that even major college football games come with security snipers these days, and Phillip encourages parents to speak to their children about major events in age-appropriate ways. John-David reveals the way he handled the Trump rally shooting news coverage with his oldest son who’s fascinated by presidential history.

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Uncle Si is excited to meet the newest members of Willie and Korie's "West Monroe Family." Martin is shocked by their new friends unique habits and John-David gushes about an old school viral video that he still can’t get enough of. The boys are interested to try all the crazy Dominican dishes Luis raves about. Si and his wife, Christine, have their own predictions about the end of the world, though Si’s works out particularly poorly for everyone in California.

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Uncle Si unwittingly gets a snack and a seat on the front row to a sweet surprise proposal in the Duck Call Room! Phillip and John-David put a lot of effort into their own proposals and Godwin gets misty-eyed retelling the best days he’s ever spent with his friends and family. Si has seen some crazy side hustles in his day and Phillip tries to take John-David with a clever trick for a thousand bucks! Godwin looks forward to “Drive Your Tractor to Church Day.”

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Uncle Si takes the boys on the road to Sportsman’s Camp for a live episode with a roomful of teenagers. Willie shows up to tell some lesser-known tales of the “Duck Dynasty” era, and John-David shoots his shot with his single hunting story. Si cracks everyone up with his unique skill at playing the game Two Truths & a Lie, and Martin and Godwin turn out to be terrible liars. A fan question leads Si to calculate his tea drinking over his lifetime, and it’s pretty staggering! Then Si and Phillip are joined by Bishop & First Lady Martin of Possum Trot fame to explore the power of pouring love into the lives of kids. 

https://campchyoca.org/sportsmans-camp-page — Learn more about Sportsman's Camp

https://Angel.com/Hope — Get showtimes for "Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot," in theaters now!

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Uncle Si’s new look says he’s in his “Godwin Era” and Stone relives an embarrassing Godwin moment on a fishing boat that was caught on camera. John-David helps Si plan his space tourist trip with Dolly Parton and Martin starts up a thought-provoking game of “Would You Rather?” Si feels nostalgic for Vietnamese cuisine and Martin reveals exactly how much it would take to get him into a spacecraft.

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Introducing The Fascinating Differences Between Male and Female Friendships from The Art of Manliness.

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Friendships are a central part of the lives of both men and women. But from personal observation, you've probably noticed that the dynamics of male and female friendships aren't always the same. You may not, however, have been able to articulate what those differences are or have known what's behind them.

While there's still a lot of facets of friendship that haven't yet been researched, Dr. Jaimie Krems, who runs UCLA's Social Minds Lab, has a lot of interesting insights about what we do know about how and why men and women approach friendship differently. Today on the show, she explains why men and women form friendships and the differences in the size and nature of their social circles, how long their friendships last, and what they look for in friends. We also discuss why men have a greater tolerance for their friends' flaws than women do, why men and women would want to be friends with each other, and how each sex experiences friendship jealousy.

• The Banker's Paradox
• Joyce Benenson's research on "Males' Greater Tolerance of Same-Sex Peers"
• Jaimie's research on women's interpretation of disgust faces
• Jaimie's study: "Friendship Jealousy: One Tool for Maintaining Friendships in the Face of Third-Party Threats?"
• AoM Podcast #229: How Men and Women Socialize Differently
• AoMPodcast #360: Understanding Male Friendships
• AoM Podcast #726: What’s Causing the Male Friendship Recession?
• AoM Podcast #772: How Long Does It Take to Make Friends (And How Does That Process Work, Anyway)?
• AoM Article: How Not to Be Disappointed With Your Friends

• The Social Minds Lab at UCLA
• Jaimie's faculty page
• Jaimie on X

DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to [email protected].

Uncle Si was saved from a miserable “Duck Dynasty” trip to Scotland when Martin got to their hotel first and noticed something pretty important was missing! Phillip tries to get Jase’s side of the story surrounding his recent run-in with law enforcement over a seatbelt, but accidentally gets Mountain Man instead. John-David is amused by the idea of a heatwave in England that sounds to a native Louisianan like pretty pleasant weather.

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Uncle Si’s refusal to be intimidated by Army leadership may have saved lots of lives when top secret information came his way during the Gulf War. Martin takes a piece of broken equipment at Duck Commander very personally, as well as a backhanded compliment from his boss, Korie. Jordan Summit reveals his diagram detailing which activities are acceptable in which bathrooms at the DC offices. Rucker lets the boys in on his funny but real woe of having a teenage son and John-David admits that he’s still afraid of his own dad sometimes. 

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Uncle Si’s nephew, Jon Gimber, stops by to reveal all the dirt on how mean Willie was as a kid and the sadistic punishments they put each other through. Martin gets red-faced at the racy scandal Si is involuntarily drawn into, and John-David admits to being part of the pair responsible for bullet holes in the Duck Commander offices. Online speculation prompts Si to address his medical issues.

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Martin is reaching milestones with his sons, and Phillip offers some hard-won parenting advice for potty training boys. Uncle Si’s first meeting with his in-laws included everyone’s worst dating nightmare: the toilet water coming up instead of going down after the flush! John-David sticks up for all the guys out there who’ve had their own embarrassing toilet occurrences, and Si considers getting some new ink to match his new beard game!

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