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Marines Rescued Him From Civil War. Then He Became One. (opens the original)
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U.S. Marines airlifted Julian Dioulo out of Liberia during a civil war when he was a child. Years later, he became a Marine himself.Julian joins Ben Musgrove and Spenser Bettis on The Bettis Musgrove Show to share how that rescue helped shape a life of service, from growing up in Georgia to protecting American embassies overseas.In this episode, Julian recalls being in boot camp on September 11, serving in India, Bulgaria, and Nigeria, and the training required to be trusted with embassy securit
Why Men Shut Down or Blow Up at Home | Nathan Castleberry (opens the original)
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Why do the people we love most sometimes get the worst of us? Pastor Nathan Castleberry joins The Bettis Musgrove Show for an honest conversation about men’s faith, marriage, fatherhood, and the reactions we’re quick to excuse with “that’s just how I am.”Nathan talks about his book, Field Guide of the Soul, and why he wanted to give men a practical way to examine what’s driving their anger, withdrawal, and frustration. We get into the expectations we bring from childhood into marriage, why small
They Changed the Law to Open Forsyth County’s First Brewery (opens the original)
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Forsyth County did not have a legal path for a craft brewery when Nick Tanner decided to open Cherry Street Brewing. So he worked with county commissioners to put the necessary laws on the books, helping Cherry Street become the first legal craft brewery in Forsyth County.In this episode, Ben Musgrove, Spenser Bettis, and Christopher Light sit down with Nick at Cherry Street’s Vickery Village location to hear how a college homebrewing obsession became one of North Georgia’s best-known breweries.
Told He Was Terminal, He Chose the Ironman World Championship (opens the original)
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When Jim Logan was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic colorectal cancer, doctors used the word terminal. For the first six months, he says he planned on dying.Then he changed the question. It was no longer, “How much time do I have?” It became, “How am I going to live between now and then?”Now the Forsyth County husband, father, author, and lifelong endurance athlete is training for the 2026 IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. That means a 2.4-mile ocean swim, a 112-mile bike ride, and a
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