What is it really like to live inside a MrBeast grocery store for months?

In this episode of Raised Right, Ben and Corley Spell sit down with two of the brothers who made it to the final four of MrBeast’s grocery store challenge—only to find out their “Last to Leave” competition was about to turn into an entirely new challenge: eat everything in the store.

They take us behind the scenes of what viewers didn’t see: surviving without their phones, creating makeshift showers, cooking day after day, running 100 miles as a team, and watching months of life pass by through a grocery store window.

But the hardest part wasn’t the food or the challenges.

It was being away from family.

One brother shares what it was like missing months of his kids’ lives, seeing his son grow taller through the store window, missing his graduation, and finally getting to tell him, “Daddy’s coming home.”

They also share what MrBeast—Jimmy Donaldson—is really like behind the cameras, the role family played throughout the experience, and why the biggest lesson they walked away with had nothing to do with money or fame.

Plus, Ben and Corley share the Good Ranchers side of the story: getting the unexpected call to stock MrBeast’s grocery store, supplying the meat for the challenges, and later giving back to the Greenville community through Beast Philanthropy.

IN THIS EPISODE:
• How they accidentally ended up in a MrBeast challenge
• What living in a grocery store for months was really like
• Going from Last to Leave to Eat Everything
• Missing kids, family milestones and life outside the store
• The $1 million challenge
• What MrBeast is actually like behind the scenes
• Good Ranchers’ role in stocking the grocery store
• Feeding the Greenville community through Beast Philanthropy
• Why family mattered more than money or fame
• The biggest lesson they learned from the experience

Learn more about the Mr Beast collaboration and our work with Beast Philanthropy:
goodranchers.com/beast

WATCH THE ORIGINAL MRBEAST CHALLENGES

Last to Leave the Grocery Store:
https://youtu.be/zRtGL0-5rg4?si=-ZB4OP83pYKchmA1
Eat Everything in the Grocery Store:
https://youtu.be/plN7JMbadRg?is=Y2cHvEWbnjiOqCd3

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Good Ranchers provided the beef, chicken, pork, seafood and other meat products featured throughout the MrBeast grocery store challenges. When the Eat Everything challenge raised questions about food waste, Good Ranchers also donated meat to the local Greenville community for every pound donated to the challenge.

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RAISED RIGHT WITH THE SPELLS

Hosted by Good Ranchers founders Ben and Corley Spell, Raised Right is about family, faith, business, food and the lessons learned while building a life together.

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What does it really mean to be a good husband, father, and man?
In this episode of Raised Right with the Spells, Ben sits down with Green Beret, husband, father, homeschool dad, and longtime friend Nick Freitas for an honest conversation about marriage, fatherhood, biblical masculinity, raising confident kids, and what it means to lead a family well.

Nick shares lessons shaped by military service, marriage, fatherhood, faith, and years of intentionally raising his children. From surviving deployments and learning how to communicate in marriage to raising sons and daughters with confidence, Nick brings a perspective that challenges the idea that parenting is simply about getting kids safely through childhood. Instead, the goal is to prepare them for adulthood.

They talk about:
• Why “happy wife, happy life” may be terrible marriage advice
• How to argue with your spouse without trying to “win”
• Why your marriage may be more important to your kids than another activity or opportunity
• Keeping God first, marriage second, and kids third
• The five areas of biblical masculinity: spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical, and professional
• What it means for a man to truly protect and provide for his family
• Why fathers need to tell their daughters they love them
• What sons need to hear from their dads
• How a father’s relationship with his wife shapes his daughter’s expectations for marriage
• Why teenagers can actually become some of the easiest years of parenting
• Raising kids to become capable, responsible adults
• The lessons fathers don't realize their sons are learning from them
• Nick's unforgettable story about walking his daughter down the aisle
And yes… there are some incredible Green Beret stories along the way.
This is a conversation about faith, marriage, masculinity, parenting, responsibility, and raising the next generation right.

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In This Episode
Nick Freitas brings decades of experience as a husband, father, military veteran, and student of biblical masculinity to a conversation every parent and couple should hear. Because raising kids isn't just about keeping them alive. It's about preparing them for the life ahead.

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What does it really take to protect your marriage while raising six daughters—and doing it with millions of people watching?
Ben and Corley Spell sit down with their close friends Adam and Danielle Busby, known from TLC’s OutDaughtered, for an honest conversation that goes far beyond reality TV.
After 20 years of marriage and raising six girls—including the first all-girl set of quintuplets in the United States—Adam and Danielle have learned a few things about marriage, parenting, faith, and surviving the seasons when life feels completely overwhelming.
They talk about why dating your spouse matters even when you don’t feel like it, navigating conflict, learning to ask for help, setting boundaries with your kids, dealing with criticism from millions of strangers, and keeping faith at the center of your family.
Corley also shares how the Busbys unexpectedly became part of the Spell family's support system during one of their darkest seasons—Corley’s melanoma relapse—and the simple act of friendship that changed the way Ben and Corley think about showing up for people.

In this episode:
• Why Adam and Danielle still prioritize dating after 20 years of marriage
• How marriage can quietly become the “operating system” of running a family
• The hard season that forced the Busbys to reconnect
• Why your kids need to see Mom and Dad love each other
• Raising six completely different personalities
• Why boundaries can give children security
• Faith, marriage, and treating your relationship as a covenant
• What reality TV doesn’t show about the Busby family
• Handling criticism when millions of strangers have opinions about your parenting
• The power of community when a family is going through crisis
• Why sometimes the best way to help is to stop asking and simply show up
• Five toddlers vs. five pre-teens—which is actually harder?

This is a conversation about raising kids, but even more than that, it’s about raising a family you hope will still want to come home someday.