Ep 1207 | Jase Announces Unashamed’s First-Ever Retraction & What Is the Curse of Adam?

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Previously titled “Ep 1207 | Jase Comes Clean About What REALLY Happened on the Macy’s Parade Float & the Curse of Idols” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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What apology did Jase and Al make regarding their Macy's Parade memory?

Phil Robertson 0:01
I am unashamed. What about you?
Jase Robertson 0:06
Welcome back to Unashamed. I have to open with a sincere apology.
Phil Robertson 0:12
Yes, we will give you time.

How does unbridled sexual sin relate to idolatry?

Phil Robertson 0:14
Is this our first official retraction?
Zach Dasher 0:17
Maybe. This is apologies are in order episode. Look, I know.

What does it mean that Jesus is referred to as the 'second Adam'?

Jase Robertson 0:24
I did it. I am upset. I did it. Our crack staff, you know, Maddie's gone. We mentioned that on the last podcast. She's on a cruise somewhere. She's somewhere in the Caribbean. And Josh, who's our Swiss Army knife, who used to be our producer, and now he's moved up or outward. I don't know if it's a lateral move, Zach, or I mean a Josh or an upward move. But he does a little bit of everything for us. But he looked up during our interlude here before from the last podcast to now, which for us is 10 minutes ago.

Why is idolatry considered the ultimate sin?

Jase Robertson 0:54
For you guys, it's a day or two. And it was not Pat Benatar that was at the Macy's Parade when we were there. It was Joan Jett, which Jace correctly said, because my mind went to the song. And then I started doubting myself on the podcast. But then I thought, no, it had to be Pat.
Phil Robertson 1:13
Not really. You didn't seem like you were doubting yourself.
Jase Robertson 1:15
Well, I was strong until I sang the jukebox song, and then I thought, uh-oh, I think I've got the wrong person. I did.
Phil Robertson 1:21
This is how fake news starts.

What curse was placed on Adam and how does it connect to thorns?

Jase Robertson 1:22
This is how fake news starts.
Phil Robertson 1:24
Pat Benatar just out there minding her own business.
Jase Robertson 1:28
So, Pat, if you're a listener or someone's a fan or a friend of Pat Benatar, please give her my apologies. She can hit me with her best shot. It wasn't Pat. It wasn't Pat. But it was Joan Jett.

How are faith and good works interconnected in Christian belief?

Jase Robertson 1:40
And Josh found out that she was upset. I thought she was upset about being on the bus with us. He said in the reporting, you know, on the Internet.
Phil Robertson 1:49
No, once he said it, I remembered it.
Jase Robertson 1:52
She was supposed to perform on our float, and she refused to do it because she's a very strong PETA person.

What is the least-preached verse in the Bible and its significance?

Jase Robertson 1:59
Yeah. So she's the people for ethical treatment of animals. And I guess she thought our duck hunting— Violated that. I feel like we treat animals very ethically.
Phil Robertson 2:09
You're actually surprised. Look, somebody at a meeting somewhere in New York for the Macy's parade said, oh, I got it. Let's get Joan Jett and Duck Dynasty on the float together.

How does submission play a role in the salvation narrative?

Phil Robertson 2:21
What could go wrong? She's into PETA. They're hunting ducks. Oh, yeah, I'm sure it'll be great.
Jase Robertson 2:27
And she's on the back of our bus fuming about the whole setup, and that was the problem. So now I get it.
Phil Robertson 2:33
I missed it. Which led her to a new song. She had the one, I Love Rock and Roll. And then she came out with the next one, which was I Hate Duck Dynasty.
Jase Robertson 2:43
I hate that dynasty. I made that up.
Phil Robertson 2:46
Look, I made that up. Josh, that's the first time I've seen you laugh.
Zach Dasher 2:52
That's all it took after eight years. I think that takes a real man, Al. That takes a real man.
Jase Robertson 2:57
You know, Zach, you got to admit when you're wrong. And Jace used to wear the shirt that said I could be wrong. And so we always got to remember that. I was wrong. Pat Benatar, we love you. Integrity check. Love is a battlefield. Love is a battlefield. It's a great song. That's what started this. And I don't even have anything against Joan Jett. She didn't want to perform with us, but I still like her music. Yeah. Okay. It was like, remember when y'all were going to be on Jimmy Kimmel and there was this singer that wouldn't appear? Same reason. He said, I'm out. I'm out. I'm not going to be with Jason.
Phil Robertson 3:28
Well, the fact that we were on Jimmy Kimmel...
Jase Robertson 3:30
Well, look at now. That seems pretty amazing.
Phil Robertson 3:33
We were on that show.
Jase Robertson 3:34
I know.
Phil Robertson 3:35
I said very little.
Jase Robertson 3:36
And he defended y'all about that whole situation. You and Willie did a funny skit.
Phil Robertson 3:42
I think it shows you, though, how much the culture has now defined themselves. I mean, people were, I think, in their respective closets about different things.
Jase Robertson 3:52
And by the way, just to put this in perspective, this wasn't like last year. This was like 13 or 14 years ago. This is a long time ago.
Phil Robertson 4:00
That's what I mean. But now everybody's, you know, we're so divided politically.
Jase Robertson 4:05
Exactly.
Phil Robertson 4:05
That everyone now is like, I only want people on our show who think like me.
Jase Robertson 4:11
What dad used to always say about Pete and stuff, he would be like, hey, if you don't want to eat meat, I got no issue with that.

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