Ep 1058 | Mia Ditches Spring Break to Hang with Dad, Lands a Great Job & Teaches Jase a New Sport
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Why did Mia choose to spend her spring break with Jase?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. You know, Zach, recently, Jay, Zach, we told him we needed some high profile guests and some big names on the podcast. And he's been doing a good job. He's been finding some amazing people for us to have conversations with. But he has outdone himself today. He has reached deep into the archives to bring out what I consider to be one of our favorite and best guests. And that would be Mia Robertson, your daughter, Jay. So, Mia, welcome to Unashamed. So Mia, if I'm not mistaken, you've been on the show once before. Is that right?
Yeah, I think I've only been on it once.
Yeah. So I remember the way that got set up for your last appearance on Unashamed. I was down at my mailbox and you and your mom were driving by and you just had like a major surgery. And we've been praying for you and we've been talking about you a lot on Unashamed. It was like maybe a couple of weeks after Unashamed. And so you're in the car and I come over to ask how you're doing and you're there. And so somehow it came up about you being on the podcast at some point to tell us about your experiences. And so I was like, would you like to be on the podcast? And you said, yeah, I'd like to do that. Well, what about tomorrow? Yeah. And I was like, tomorrow? Okay, yeah, sure. You're always welcome.
And so you came on and you were still like, you know, had stuff in your mouth. They were struggling, you know, with all of that. And yet you were precious and amazing. And Unashamed Nation loves you. So welcome back for the second time.
Yeah, I was ready to get out of the house, I think. You get kind of cooped up in there.
Yeah, my bad. You spent a lot of time during those recoveries. Just needing something to do.
Yeah. Not like I don't love spending extra time with you and mom, but I think I needed a change of scenery.
Come on. Hey, fast forward. How many years ago was that when you were on? Was that last year? Yeah, that was about a year ago.
Yeah, a year and a half.
Fast forward, and now you're spending your spring break hanging out with dad.
Oh, yeah.
Because mom left.
Yeah, she left after like three days home with us.
Yeah.
She went to the other kids. But we had fun. We watched LSU baseball and ate some crawfish.
Oh, we did.
So, yeah.
Let's back up and tell that story. So, last night, Mia said, oh, I'm going to be on your podcast tomorrow. I was like, oh, really? And she's like, what are we going to talk about? And then you told me two stories back to back, which... I know you didn't think that it related to what we're talking about, but after I gave you a little heads up, you said, oh, well.
What funny fishing adventures did Mia and Jase experience?
Yeah, and I didn't know how they were going to relate yet because I told the stories, and he was like, those are so funny. I was like, that's not really funny.
21. 21, but you're fixed to be 22.
I've got, like, six more months until I'm 22. Yeah, but once you get that close, you are 22. Okay.
Y'all think that I'm forgetting, but when you factor in the time in the womb, which I think should be added to your overall age... Yeah, you would actually be 22.
Okay.
Oh, Mia, that hurts. I mean, I just turned 60 years old and you're talking about 22 being old. That was way in the rearview mirror for me.
Hey, I'm trying to champion life here. I'm going into the womb. God created us in our mother's womb. Okay. So, but I would say, so for the first, I don't know when this transition happened, but at some point, you started wanting to experience the outdoors with your dad because you fought that the first, let's just say, 20 years of your life. So what happened in that transition? I mean, where did this come about?
Honestly, I'm trying to think. I don't even know. I think I was trying to find something else for us to do to bond.
Yeah.
We need some bonding. Because we only play cards, but I kind of wanted to be outside.
Yeah.
And so then I just wanted to go fishing. I couldn't find you. Mom was like, he's out there fishing. And I just ran up and caught up with you. And then I turned out to be pretty good at it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did Mia choose to spend her spring break with Jase?
0:01–2:57
2
What funny fishing adventures did Mia and Jase experience?
2:57–5:28
3
How did Mia develop a love for outdoor sports?
5:28–10:25
4
What is the story behind Mia's crawfish dinner?
10:25–14:46
5
How has Mia's faith influenced her life choices?
14:46–17:30
6
What insights did Mia share about her appearance and confidence?
17:30–23:23
7
How does pickleball differ from tennis?
23:23–28:14
8
What lessons can we learn from persecuted Christians?
28:14–53:17
Speakers
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