Uncle Si is excited to see his little buddies Waylon and Jackson, Martin’s twin boys, in the studio! Martin and his wife, Brittany, give an update on the surprising outcome of their first foray into trick-or-treating with the twins, and John-David has some thoughts about adults and older teens who still trick-or-treat without kids. Si highly recommends flying on an airplane on Halloween as the crazy costumes he saw in the airport really lightened the mood. The boys take umbrage at Daylight Savings Time and react to Jason Aldean’s hilarious Halloween costume and performance.

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Uncle Si answers a fan question about the first thing he spent his “TV money” on, and it was so very sweet! Si has an epiphany about gators that comes as a surprise to the boys, and Phillip is suffering from a new and excruciating medical issue. John-David reveals himself to be a (sort of) food snob, and Martin can’t help but laugh at Willie Robertson’s sneaky tactics at the dinner table. Phillip tells a hilarious story about Si’s kidneys, which were so healthy that they sent hospital nurses running the other way! The boys help a fan decide whether or not to name their cat after Si.

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Uncle Si drops jaws with his confession about his little sister. Si also reveals himself to be a man of limited tolerance for strong smells, especially those created by children. Martin and John-David don’t let him off the hook that easily, though. Godwin asks a question that divides the room. There’s a short list of things Si can’t do well, and he knows exactly why God refused him one particular gift. A weird regional recipe gets panned by all the boys, and John-David’s traumatic experience with rancid mayo has the boys losing their minds and almost their breakfasts.

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Uncle Si’s latest appearance at a crematorium has the conversation flowing in an unexpected direction. The boys spiral into a debate on cremation, burials and their insane wishes for their own funerals. Martin decides to be an organ donor, and John-David rocks the pickleball court. However, the victory is short-lived as he makes an unexpected doctor visit afterwards. Phillip cracks Si and the boys up wondering if heart issues are real or if they’re just gas? Christian comedian, Layton Flatt, lets the boys in on the life of a stand-up comic and the boys explain a common Southern term to a city dweller from elsewhere. 

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Uncle Si is having too much fun with a recently unearthed video of Willie impersonating Phil Robertson’s unique antics in the pulpit and on TV. Uncle Si had his own turn going off-script on live TV, and he regales the boys with the story of Jase getting forcibly removed from Trump Tower in NYC for looking a little too homeless. Martin and Godwin have started their own band, according to a wildly inaccurate article from the internet, but Si wants to know why he didn’t get an invite. A trail cam picks up a the funkiest-looking deer anyone has ever seen, and John-David is psyched to get a question from an Australian listener that leads the boys to walk down memory lane with their favorite four-legged pals.

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Martin’s twin boys are finally one year old and he can’t believe everything that’s happened in the past year. Si gets back on the PBS train but this one is really making him think outside the box. Godwin and John-David recall how different their childhoods were compared to nowadays, and Si has a recommendation for anyone dating a fiery redhead. The boys reveal what happens in the studio after they say “let’s take a break.”

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Uncle Si returns from the infamous Hazard Fest with Martin, Godwin, and Jay, along with fresh stories of the world's most interesting lineup of guests and fans. Godwin wistfully remembers a time before diabetes when he could eat a dozen of the best donuts in North Louisiana. Martin and Jay are confused when Si calls himself an "active" person and the boys remember the other truly active Robertson brother, Tommy. Si claims he doesn't believe in Bigfoot, but he does agree with Jay about the existence of the Rougarou from cajun Louisiana folklore.

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Uncle Si gets tickled thinking about all the ducks the Duckmen missed this teal season — and they can’t blame it on him this time! Martin looks forward to the recently announced halftime performer for the coming Super Bowl, and John–David has a firsthand idea of how a Willie Robertson appearance on “Survivor” would go. Si wouldn’t survive an apocalypse, but he’s got a good idea of which of the Duck Call Room boys would. Si and Jay Stone look back on their military experiences and realize how much they didn’t appreciate until it was gone which warranted an apology from Phil Robertson. The boys give excellent advice for duck hunting from a canoe, dealing with parents who are addicts and what church denominations actually mean.

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Uncle Si and Big Dave, John–David’s dad, compare stories from their military experiences, which prompts Si to fondly relive his time at basic training. Big Dave reveals that he used to work with Willie and expected that he wouldn’t amount to much, though Big Dave is happy he was proven wrong! Nothing fires Martin and John–David up like talking about fried food and Big Dave holds the title of master fryer and outdoor cooking guru. The boys give advice to a fan who coincidentally asks for advice about running his own fishing and tackle shop. 

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Uncle Si welcomes Sadie & Christian Huff to explore the controversy swirling around their recent trip to Disney World. Sadie’s message gets Si fired up and a preaching match ensues. Si gets into emotional territory explaining how “Duck Dynasty” helped grow his faith. Sadie points out the reasons that John–David and the Duck Call Room boys are “irregular.”

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