SCOUT· 58%1h 00m·2026-09-02·FaithEp 1412 | Skillet’s John Cooper Backs Up Phil Robertson’s Wild Take on Rock Music
John Cooper of Skillet recruits the Robertsons for his plan to reclaim music and culture for Jesus. John reflects on meeting Phil during his Alzheimer’s journey and learning Skillet’s music helped inspire a Duck Commander cameraman’s dramatic transformation. Jase, Al, and Zach also compare Skillet’s path through…
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“John has a great podcast called Cooper Stuff. He is a very intelligent and talented individual with a heart for what people are going through in today's times. Thank you for having him on.”
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“Why does Jase always refer to Phil as my dad? He always called him Phil until he passes but now it's always my dad, he was Al's dad also”
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