
The WHOA That's Good Podcast welcomes you into meaningful conversations with authors, athletes, musicians, speakers, and stars of film and television in search of the answer to just one question: What is the best advice you have ever been given? Hosted by Sadie Robertson, best-selling author, founder of Live Original, and star of A&E's "Duck Dynasty" & season 19 of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 436 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

This special “Best Of” episode is packed with some of our favorite encouragement for living out your faith with more purpose, joy, and courage. Willie Robertson reminds us that sharing the Gospel is something all of us get to be part of, while Prisci... more
Sadie and Christian catch up with what life has looked like lately, from slowing down as a family after a difficult season with Kit’s health to their recent trip to Montana to share the Word. Christian shares what studying the life of David has taugh... more
Sadie and Christian answer listener questions about gossip, shame, recurring sin, and finding community. They unpack the difference between venting and gossip and explain how the right person can help you process a situation without tearing someone e... more
Sadie brings together some of the funniest, wisest, and most encouraging advice from the Robertson family about marriage, faith, perseverance, and living with purpose. Uncle Si reflects on learning to laugh at yourself, while Al and Lisa look back on... more
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I absolutely love your podcast Sadie!! You are great all by yourself or when you bring on awesome guests. For some reason, your co-host/husband throws it off with his attitude. No judgement whatsoever, but just an observation. God bless you both!
Love Sadie’s wisdom & kindness. She gives great advice & has great guests on the podcast. I’ve learned a lot from this podcast.
I prefer the episodes without Christian cohosting. Sadie’s does great on her own. No need for a cohost.
I watched all of the duck dynasty and the revival episodes and I thought I would check out this and the unashamed podcasts and they are amazing! Great advice great stories great Christian people to listen to! Keep up the good work Sadie and Robertsons!
This podcast is always so uplifting and encouraging. So much wisdom. It really is that good! Thank you Sadie! ❤️
I started listening to this podcast not long ago. I have been listening to the duck call room for about two years and they are constantly mentioning this podcast and how good it is. I finally decided to check it out and I absolutely love it. This has really helped me remember that life isn't always easy and to keep on praying. It has also helped me deal with my anxiety and has helped my relationship with the Lord overall. I love your whole family Sadie, keep going!!!
With a lot of love and supp... more
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This show centers conversations with faith-aligned leaders, athletes, authors, and entertainers about the best advice they've ever received, often weaving in family stories, marriage insights, mentorship, and practical faith in daily life. Episodes frequently emphasize authenticity, resilience, and service, with clear throughlines on parenting, marriage, and staying grounded in faith while navigating public life. A standout trait is the mix of candid personal anecdotes with actionable guidance, plus guest diversity across Christian ministries, entertainment, sports, and family life, making it appealing to listeners seeking encouragement, actionable tips, and faith-forward perspectives.
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2. Mary Kate Robertson
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