Ep 1422 | Miss Kay Gets Emotional Over a Taste of the Robertson Family’s Past
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Who in the Robertson family interrupts the most and why does it matter?
I
am unashamed. What about you?
welcome back to unashamed we uh jace we were talking before we came on you started telling a story like two podcasts of course you never know how these are going to air so it may be out of sorts but you were we were talking about doves and then uh he made his sound
he did his
whole
sound i was
but then zach took us down a his own rabbit hole and uh Two podcasts later, I
was just wondering how that is. It's called a dovetail. We dovetailed your dove story.
I think this podcast, I would like to think that it's known for being unashamed of Jesus. That's the name. But I think the number one thing we're known for is interruptions that last for days.
Yeah.
Who do you think is the most guilty of being an interrupter? I think
originally I was the most guilty, but that has morphed into... I'm going to go with Al. Me? Oh, really? I was
thinking...
No, I think Al is the biggest interrupter, but you have to remember, viewers... That he's dealing with two people who just
start talking.
Al, I'm trying to save what
I'm
saying because you happen
to be
in between two people that are so long-winded that you can't help but be the primary interrupter.
Well, that is true. I am the course corrector. I'll grant you that. I try to keep us on course. But here's the thing. Sometimes I don't know the course. We just go into something and we never know. Sometimes
the
course is uncharted but really good. And sometimes
we get there and say, where have we been? I think Al, in my opinion, out of all the family members, He's the only one that actually listens, which is kind of weird. That is true. I don't even know how we have relationships. There's about 10 of us that you get in a room, and you're talking about some alpha energy of just overwhelming. I don't listen well. I admit it. I want to work on it.
I'm fully aware of that, and I don't listen. as well either, but since I read a verse in James,
so we should be quick to listen,
Zach.
I'm
really working on that. I started, I started with my wife and I realized though, what, when you, when you listen, that comes with responsibility. And I realized in my own life, it's a lot easier not to listen.
That's true. It's hard. I always noticed that, When you're talking to somebody and they start looking away and they're looking at somebody across the room and you're like, I've lost them. They're not listening. But then I'm like... Or if you see them look at their
watch, look at the watch.
Look at the watch. Yeah. And I know I'm guilty of it. I know I am. And I don't know why I'm that way.
How did Jase’s opening‑day dove hunt bring Miss Kay’s emotions to the surface?
Well, here's what I was wanting to share because to me, this is the most exciting time of the year. This is... It's the most... Wonderful time of the year. Because you have this God-given ability that we have. Tracing back to Genesis 9 and Acts 10, we always talk about that. But I take that seriously. And dove season is the beginning of this journey. And we just go through the seasons. It reminds me of my childhood. We just went along with the seasons. I mean, fishing
was
the backdrop because you can do that the entire year. Although during the summertime, it's tougher. But even, you know, from berries to, you know, in May, we did the May haul berries and make the jelly in your fishing. But you're looking for that, oh, let's get into the critters, you know. And it all starts with dove season. So I was telling my doves. Because this year, weirdly enough, I got to go on opening day. I mean, I've either had events in the past or I didn't have any doves. And we went and we smoked them. And I already had some doves from Cy because Cy, notice how fired up Cy is about this time of year. Texas, they open a week before Louisiana. So Cy goes on a road trip. to Texas with his assistant, Phillip, and friends, and they smoked them.
But I mean, when you think about how small a dove is, and the limit's 15, that's a long way to travel for basically appetizers.
Although I would argue, in my opinion, the dove is the finest fare. I like him above all others. It had
been two years since I had eaten doves. And Cy, through Jay, gave me his limit of doves, 15 doves.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who in the Robertson family interrupts the most and why does it matter?
0:01–3:19
2
How did Jase’s opening‑day dove hunt bring Miss Kay’s emotions to the surface?
3:19–8:12
3
What does the mosquito’s design reveal about God’s creation and the global‑warming debate?
8:12–13:57
4
Why is the LSU football controversy relevant to the family’s discussion of authority?
13:57–18:42
5
What warning does James give about wealth and selfish ambition?
18:42–24:09
6
How does Solomon’s perspective in Ecclesiastes define true contentment?
24:09–29:26
7
What does Philippians 4:13 teach about trusting God for strength and contentment?
29:26–35:28
8
How do all these themes point to trusting God versus relying on our own plans?
35:28–52:34
Speakers
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