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09/01/2026

I’ve only been gone for a year, but apparently that was enough time for AI to start writing emails, the firm to begin litigating more cases and Ben to come up with approximately 47 new marketing ideas.

Christopher is still working on his comedy career, and the office coffee is still burnt.

Some things change. Some things never do.

Either way, I’m happy to be back.

08/31/2026

His father owned the restaurant. He still had to start at the bottom.

At 14, Nick Tanner from Cherry Street Brewing was washing dishes and learning that wanting something did not mean it would be handed to him.

His dad’s message was simple: Whatever you want, you can go work for it.

But Nick learned something else in that dish pit. The cooks and dishwashers working behind the scenes are often the people holding the entire restaurant together.

What was the first job that taught you how to work?

08/28/2026

What exactly is a Chicken Lip, and how does a brewery sell nearly 900 of them every week?

Nick Tanner of Cherry Street Brewing explains how this unusual appetizer may have started.

And if you still think brewery food means settling for a hot dog or hamburger, Cherry Street may surprise you.

Watch this clip from the Bettis Musgrove Podcast, then check out the full conversation on YouTube.

Before Cherry Street Brewing could become Forsyth County’s first legal craft brewery, Nick Tanner had to help change the...
08/26/2026

Before Cherry Street Brewing could become Forsyth County’s first legal craft brewery, Nick Tanner had to help change the county’s rules.

For our latest episode, the full Bettis Musgrove team is back together and on location at Cherry Street in Vickery Village.

Nick tells us how a blueberry porter brewed in a Home Depot bucket started his obsession with brewing, what he learned while living with the family behind New Belgium, and how Cherry Street grew from a few tanks and kegs into one of North Georgia’s best-known breweries.

He is also honest about the challenges of expansion, the closure of the Chattanooga location, changing customer habits, and what it takes to build a business people continue supporting after nearly 14 years.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3NjqnVzs18

08/19/2026

I just got back from serving with the Army in Poland.

The whole time I was gone, I never once worried about our clients. I knew the team at Bettis Musgrove had them covered, and they did.

That's the thing about this work. Whether you served overseas or you're just trying to get your life back after a wreck that wasn't your fault, you need people in your corner who actually show up. Not people who disappear when things get hard.

I'm proud of the team that held it down for over a year while I was away, and I'm glad to be home and back at it.

If you or someone you know needs help, we're here.

08/18/2026

In Detroit, 60% of kids can't swim. The Ironman Foundation is changing that, one child, one lesson, one insurmountable wall knocked down at a time.

Jim Logan calls it the gift that keeps giving, and it's why he's racing Kona to raise $100,000 for the Foundation. Hear him explain what it really does for a kid to overcome something they were sure they couldn't. His full conversation with Ben and Christopher is worth your time.

08/17/2026

Stage 4. Supposedly terminal. No options.

Then the options opened up. Jim Logan walks through the surgeries, the setbacks, and the hardest six months of his life and where he stands today: no evidence of disease, healthy, and training at a level most people his age never reach, cancer or not. His conversation with Ben and Christopher is worth your time.

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08/14/2026

"At my lowest point, I surrendered. And as soon as you do, God opens all these doors."

Jim Logan could have spent his diagnosis waiting. Instead he found a purpose bigger than anything he'd known before, writing, racing, and, in his words, changing a few lives along the way. His conversation with Ben and Christopher is worth your time.

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08/13/2026

"It's the worst thing that's ever happened to me. It's also the best thing that's ever happened to me."

Jim Logan was given six months to live. Instead of stepping back, he's training for the Ironman World Championship in Kona... with stage 4 cancer. His full conversation with Ben and Christopher is one you'll want to sit with.

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Jim Logan was told he had six months, maybe two years, to live.For the first six months after his stage 4 cancer diagnos...
08/11/2026

Jim Logan was told he had six months, maybe two years, to live.

For the first six months after his stage 4 cancer diagnosis, he planned on dying.

Watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fazc_0PNrQ8

Then he made a decision. He would stop asking how much time he had left and start deciding how he would live it.

Now Jim is training for the Ironman World Championship in Kona. He is doing it after chemotherapy, radiation, major surgeries, recurring tumors, blood clots, and with an ostomy.

We sat down with Jim to talk about the race, his family, his faith, and what cancer has taught him about pain, purpose, and living without fear.

This is one of the most honest conversations we have had on the Bettis Musgrove Show.

Watch the full episode here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fazc_0PNrQ8

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