Si Robertson is no flower child ... or is he? Martin makes fun of John-David's pitiful Tom Petty knowledge, Si is a huge fan of "American Idol," and Godwin will wreck his truck air drumming to Rush. The boys debate the flat Earth theory and whether Taylor Swift ruined country music. John-David asks listeners to flood the Buc-ee's email to get one opened in West Monroe. Si is full of bull (stories). And Martin drops some major wisdom about temptation and managing your finances.

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Willie "got hurt really bad" by a menu — so bad he devised a strategy to thwart the tyranny of preselected restaurant menus. Uncle Si gets surgical advice from Willie. Willie gets a gig singing backup on Sadie's upcoming music project. Martin hates sharing food with his wife. Willie is pumped about Camp Ch-Yo-Ca, and Si reminisces about his days at summer camp. Willie finally settles on a nickname for his new assistant and compares the new guy to John-David. Martin tries to guess the answers to Willie's security questions. And Willie and Si offer advice on how to share the Gospel.

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Uncle Si will believe the 1969 moon landing was real when he receives one final piece of evidence. Martin points out a major problem with boneless, skinless chicken thighs, but he has the solution! Si has a major issue with meteorologists. Stone floats an awesome idea for a new TV channel. Si reveals the coolest thing he's heard all week and decides he's no longer into duck hunting. The boys debate BBQ sauces and whether Si is telling the truth about seeing a three-foot frog with legs like a turkey. And John-David stirs the rocky mountain oyster pot.

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Si is gearing up for lung surgery, and he's absolutely fascinated by the procedure. Martin has strong feelings about the baby formula crisis and the greatest theft in America. Si and John-David speculate about Jesus' blood type. The boys discuss where they'd move if they could live anywhere. Si is having fun with the Almighty. Godwin wins the day by naming the three ways to get to Alaska. And Martin offers advice to first-time expectant parents.

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Korie breaks down her heated debate with Bella and discovers that she and Martin are the rednecks in the room. Godwin reveals what happened to his hot tub from "Duck Dynasty" and which Robertson someone mistook him for. John-David recalls the time his head went through Korie's windshield — while she was babysitting him. Martin is your surprise connection for car-cleaning tips. Korie shares the top two questions she gets wherever she goes. (Hint: They're about Uncle Si and Godwin.) And Korie and the boys have advice for someone who feels like God has forgotten about her.

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If you think you know Phil Robertson, prepare to be shocked. Mac Owen, one of the original Duckmen (and John-David's uncle), reveals what it was like to go out on the town with Phil and Miss Kay back in the day, and Martin, Stone, and John-David are blown away. Uncle Si talks about his beloved hunting trenchcoat and cracks everyone up with wild deer-hunting stories. Mac remembers insulting Phil's blind-building skills, life as Phil's first business partner, close calls in the woods, and Phil's questionable advice about deodorant. And the boys get letters from Duck Call Room's youngest guests, Leia and Sawyer.

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Bella Robertson Mayo is convinced that Uncle Si didn't recognize her, but Si has the hilarious proof that he knows exactly who his grandniece is! Martin uses PLIERS to try to get a bug out of his ear, and John-David is freaked out by stories of what happened to Si's and Willie's ears. Phillip is mocked for his unusual mug choice — and for good reason! And the gang serves up advice about how to know you're ready to get married and how to set boundaries while dating.

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Uncle Si is pumped about Elon Musk's Twitter plans — he just has to figure out what this Twitter thing actually is. Godwin encounters a series of unfortunate events when he makes the rookie mistake of checking his carry-on. Si and Godwin are excited that the airline mask mandate is over. Si reveals what he'd do if he found $50 million. Martin and John-David introduce Si to the world of Wordle and Heardle. And Si tells the story of the deer who taught him that secondhand smoke is bad.

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Si turns 15 — make that 74 — and can't stop laughing at the elaborate birthday prank Phillip and the Robertsons once played on him. John-David is shocked by what Si wasn't allowed to say on "Fox & Friends." Si loved seeing Willie get roasted at his 50th birthday party. Martin learns what a squirrel sheriff is. And the boys have a whole lot of wisdom for people who struggle with faith in what they can't see.

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Miss Kay and Lisa Robertson tell stories you've never heard about Phil Robertson and Jay Stone. Uncle Si makes Kay relive the horror of what Phil did to his muffler. Kay hears that white bread is bad for you and comes up with a questionable plan for that. Lisa recalls the time Jay terrified a pizza delivery guy. John-David is pumped to introduce Si to Kanye's "Jesus Is King" album. Kay and Lisa have blunt words for a guy with commitment issues. And Kay remembers how she played it totally cool when she was dating Phil. Get "Sister Roar" by Kay and Lisa Robertson: https://amzn.to/3Kb09L0

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