Duck Call Room Podcast Summary
Episode Title: Miss Kay Is Back—and Doing Just Fine, Despite What the Internet Says
Release Date: July 8, 2025
Hosts: Si Robertson & Justin Martin
Guests: Si Robertson, Justin Martin, John-David Owen, John Godwin, Jay Stone, Phillip McMillan, and Miss Kay Robertson
1. Reunion and Addressing Rumors
Timestamp: [01:07] – [02:05]
The episode kicks off with a warm welcome back to the Duck Call Room, highlighting the return of two special guests: Al Robertson and Miss Kay Robertson. The hosts humorously address the rampant online rumors about Miss Kay's demise, emphasizing that these reports are fabricated by AI.
Notable Quotes:
- Jase Robertson (01:31): "Thank goodness. I'm tired of being dead."
- Si Robertson (02:04): "It doesn't look like."
The conversation reassures listeners that Miss Kay is very much alive and thriving, dismissing the false narratives that have circulated on the internet.
2. Discussing Miss Kay’s Retirement and Family Dynamics
Timestamp: [03:04] – [09:04]
The hosts delve into Miss Kay’s retirement status, clarifying that while she is not deceased, she has officially retired and is no longer available for work-related engagements. This topic shifts to lighter family banter about Phil Robertson feeling overworked and jokingly equating their lives to a baseball game rotation system.
Notable Quotes:
- Miss Kay Robertson (03:52): "Yeah, but he obviously can't hear."
- Phil Robertson (04:07): "They've been running me to death."
- Jase Robertson (04:22): "I'm waiting to get on deck because if we just go by age, I'm the next guy up."
The segment highlights the family's humorous take on aging and workload, portraying a tight-knit and jovial household.
3. Family Stories and Memories
Timestamp: [09:12] – [28:58]
The conversation transitions to heartfelt anecdotes and memories, particularly focusing on Miss Kay’s resilience and health improvements following a challenging period. Jase shares touching stories about Miss Kay’s time in memory care, showcasing her sharp wit and humorous interactions even during difficult times.
Notable Quotes:
- Jase Robertson (10:38): "Mom thought he was homeless. I said, 'Mommy's not homeless.'"
- Phil Robertson (11:22): "That's normal. Yeah, you've never, you've always had a house full."
Jase also recounts his pivotal role in encouraging the publication of a book that captures Si Robertson’s storytelling prowess. He reflects on how the family collaborates to preserve their legacy through authentic narratives rather than commercialized compilations.
Notable Quotes:
- Jase Robertson (28:58): "The book that needs to be done is Si telling his life story through his stories through his tales."
4. Baptism Stories and Faith-Based Experiences
Timestamp: [25:38] – [48:37]
The hosts share inspiring stories from recent faith-based events, including large-scale baptisms orchestrated by Martin Robertson. These segments highlight the family's deep-rooted faith and their active involvement in spreading their religious beliefs through public professions of faith.
Notable Quotes:
- Si Robertson (41:26): "How many did you do baptized Mark down there on Sunday?"
- Jase Robertson (45:03): "We were having a party right on the Lido day, and there was no alcohol involved."
One particularly moving story involves baptizing a 98-year-old World War II and Vietnam War photographer, illustrating the profound impact of their faith work across generations.
5. Light-Hearted Family Humor and Anecdotes
Timestamp: [48:37] – [53:54]
The episode continues with humorous stories that showcase the family's playful dynamics. From mishaps during cooking attempts to funny incidents on family trips, the hosts keep the atmosphere light and entertaining.
Notable Quotes:
- Jase Robertson (35:04): "Everybody gets mad because they can't make it taste like she makes."
- Ryan Reynolds (53:22): "He got Facebook two days after making fun of everybody on Facebook."
These anecdotes not only provide laughter but also reinforce the strong familial bonds and the unique personalities that each member brings to the family dynamic.
6. Tribute to Miss Kay Robertson
Timestamp: [55:17] – [57:09]
As the episode nears its conclusion, the hosts pay a heartfelt tribute to Miss Kay Robertson, acknowledging her unwavering support and pivotal role within the family. They recite a Bible verse from Proverbs 31, celebrating her virtues and the love she embodies.
Notable Quotes:
- Ryan Reynolds (55:20): "Her children arise and call her blessed. Her husband also, and he praises her..."
- Jase Robertson (56:31): "We're so thankful that this lady is sitting here with us today."
The tribute underscores the profound respect and admiration the family holds for Miss Kay, emphasizing her importance not just within the family but also to their listeners.
7. Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts
Timestamp: [57:09] – [57:25]
The episode wraps up with final light-hearted exchanges, reinforcing the family's humor and love. Miss Kay playfully declines an offer for a new office space, and the hosts express their gratitude for her presence, leaving listeners with a sense of warmth and community.
Notable Quotes:
- Si Robertson (57:18): "I ran a brush through it."
- Jase Robertson (57:25): "We love you. But we'd much rather have put her in charge of the cookbook."
Conclusion
This episode of the Duck Call Room offers a heartfelt reunion with Miss Kay Robertson, blending humor, family anecdotes, and inspiring faith-based stories. Through engaging conversations and memorable quotes, the Robertson family continues to connect with their audience, celebrating their shared history and enduring bonds.