Ep 1016 | Jase’s Son Opens up About Being a Teen in the Limelight on ‘Duck Dynasty’

Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Tread Lively

Religion & Spirituality, Religion, Christianity

4.9 • 23.4K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Jase’s oldest son, Reed, opens up about what it was like to be thrust into the national limelight as a teenager when “Duck Dynasty” became a hit. Jase is proud of Reed’s spiritual growth through the last decade, and Al points out the differences in perspective between being an adult who’s responsible for a duck call business and being a carefree young man during those experiences. Reed’s recounting of his spiritual journey with the I Am Second organization is still his favorite project to date. Check out the raw and moving spiritual accounts of Reed, Phil, Jep, and many more at https://iamsecond.com! — Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I am unashamed. What about you?
0:06.3	Welcome back to Unashame.
0:09.6	Happy New Year, everyone.
0:11.9	Yeah.
0:12.2	2025 is here.
0:13.8	We're still recording.
0:14.8	Our recordings are a little, you never know what's going to come out.
0:17.5	But we're during the holiday season, New Year's.
0:20.8	We got Reed in the house.
0:22.5	And Reed, this is the first time on Unashay.
0:24.5	It is.
0:25.3	This is Jason's oldest, Reeb, one of my favorite nephews, for a lot of different reasons.
0:32.0	He has picked up the mantle on dad's hamburgers, but way like the cut of cuts of meat now really you've taken
0:40.7	that to another level so well this there's anybody that cooks for me i like him read read has uh
0:48.8	he has surpassed my cooking skills he's good Which wasn't something I really bragged about.
0:55.7	There's a few things I do well.
0:58.1	But that's it.
0:58.9	But he went on weed.
0:59.7	Kind of like me.
1:00.7	I'm a specialty cooking.
1:01.8	Let me ask you a question about the hamburgers.
1:04.9	Oh, boy.
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