Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - February 12, 2025


A Conversation with Ben Spell from Good Ranchers

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Good Ranchers quality and convenience starting a meat company
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The Rise of Faith in Sports with Gracie Hunt The Riley Gaines Act

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Ben Spill, CEO and Founder of Good Ranchers, joins me on the Gains For Girls Podcast to talk about the Women's National Soccer Day Executive Order that was signed by President Trump on Nov. 21, 2019, declaring that men cannot play women's sports.

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00:00:24.740 Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Gains for Girls podcast.
00:00:27.700 I've got a big smile on my face because of everything that happened last week.
00:00:33.240 Of course, last week, when the episode with Gracie Hunt dropped,
00:00:36.880 if you haven't watched it, you should,
00:00:38.840 that was actually National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
00:00:41.740 But the most amazing thing that happened on that day
00:00:44.420 was I got to be in Washington, D.C., at the White House,
00:00:47.740 standing behind President Trump as he signed an executive order
00:00:50.900 declaring that men cannot play in women's sports.
00:00:55.020 I cannot believe it.
00:00:55.860 I cannot believe that a sitting president has to take executive action.
00:01:00.720 He has to take time out of his day, out of his busy schedule,
00:01:03.500 to declare that men can't compete on women's teams.
00:01:06.740 It's utter nonsense.
00:01:08.120 But nonetheless, it's a huge win.
00:01:09.640 It's a win for common sense.
00:01:10.740 It's a win for women. 0.60
00:01:11.600 It's a win for humanity.
00:01:13.820 It is further proof that the war on woke hasn't been won yet,
00:01:17.580 but we are certainly winning it.
00:01:19.480 We are winning these battles.
00:01:21.100 That's what that executive order showed me.
00:01:22.820 And just the visual, of course, all these young girls who are in their uniforms,
00:01:28.060 you know, I'm talking like five, six-year-old girls surrounding President Trump as he signed this.
00:01:32.880 They've got their bows in their hair, their bows they wear on the soccer field when they're playing their games.
00:01:36.940 I mean, it was one of the most powerful images that I believe could possibly come from his presidency.
00:01:42.680 One of the most iconic images.
00:01:44.800 And that's saying a lot, considering this man has a mugshot.
00:01:48.720 Before we get into today's episode, I've got to tell you about today's sponsor.
00:01:54.020 It is Good Ranchers.
00:01:56.420 They're amazing.
00:01:57.380 You've heard me talk about them, but it's because they are so good.
00:02:00.920 But why?
00:02:01.480 Why do I choose Good Ranchers? 0.91
00:02:02.880 And why should you choose Good Ranchers?
00:02:04.720 Number one, they don't use antibiotics.
00:02:07.400 They don't use hormones.
00:02:08.600 They don't use seed oils.
00:02:09.580 It's important to me, of course, someone who has been dedicated to my health and my wellness and my fitness as a collegiate athlete and even beyond.
00:02:18.160 And, of course, with the whole MAHA movement in full effect, a big week this week for RFK.
00:02:23.260 So how clean it is, number one.
00:02:25.220 Number two, the quality.
00:02:26.700 Not only is it clean, it tastes amazing.
00:02:28.800 It is so good.
00:02:29.560 You will never, ever go back to store-bought.
00:02:32.220 And number three, it's convenient.
00:02:34.680 It's easy.
00:02:35.160 With me traveling all the time, when I'm at home, I want my meals that I'm cooking to be easily made.
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00:03:18.240 We're still at the beginning of the year.
00:03:20.500 Amazing.
00:03:21.220 Which leads me to today's guest.
00:03:24.100 I'm very excited for this conversation because, again, I like people who don't just have good missions and good mantras, but actually they live by that.
00:03:34.540 Today we are actually going to be talking to the CEO and founder of Good Ranchers.
00:03:39.080 So if my intros in the past few episodes didn't do you in to go to their website and order some for yourself, hopefully today's episode with Ben Spill, again, CEO and founder of Good Ranchers, will.
00:03:52.820 Check it out here.
00:03:54.480 Well, Ben, thank you for joining the Gains for Girls podcast.
00:03:57.460 If my audience has been tuned in, of course, they know what you do.
00:04:01.780 They know who you are.
00:04:02.880 But I want to give you the chance to introduce Good Ranchers and kind of like your origin story.
00:04:10.080 Sure.
00:04:10.640 Thanks for having me on today.
00:04:13.200 Yeah, Good Ranchers.
00:04:14.940 My wife and I started Good Ranchers about seven years ago now.
00:04:18.420 My oldest is seven.
00:04:20.960 So we have four kids.
00:04:22.800 And the running joke was for the first five years of the business is we not only were we growing a business, but we were growing a family.
00:04:32.440 So for the first five years, my wife was either we either had a newborn or pregnant.
00:04:36.920 And last year was the first year that we kind of had a little rest from growing the family and just growing the business.
00:04:45.920 So, yeah, we we set out to connect the American family to the American farm.
00:04:52.260 We had no idea what that actually meant.
00:04:54.040 We had we know had no idea how to actually do that.
00:04:57.820 People always assume that that either me or her or both of us had a background in agriculture or in some sort of meat or something.
00:05:07.640 And we were we couldn't have been any further from the truth.
00:05:11.040 I was a I was a worship pastor at a large church here in Houston.
00:05:14.340 And my wife, she was her background is in the event industry, doing weddings and corporate events and stuff like that. 0.98
00:05:21.640 And we started after we had our first baby boy is when we were always focused on health, focused on what we put into our home and put into our bodies.
00:05:34.740 But when we started bringing kids into the world, we really started looking at that and really started looking at labels more.
00:05:41.860 And I had a brief, very brief run in with with the meat industry a few years before starting Good Ranchers, where I did some outside sales for a meat company.
00:05:58.820 And in that time is when I realized how shady the industry was.
00:06:03.580 And so from a consumer's perspective, someone who did a little bit of sales for a meat company prior, it just it made me very leery of labels.
00:06:14.740 It made me very leery of claims.
00:06:16.580 And so when my wife and I started really digging in, wanting to make sure that we were bringing quality into our own home, we realized there was a huge hole in the market.
00:06:27.000 And and so, yeah, so that's what kind of started birthing the ideas of starting Good Ranchers and thought about it and thought about it and thought about it.
00:06:36.240 And one day heard God's voice as clear as day, go stop thinking about it and do it.
00:06:41.600 That's not actually what he said, but that's what I felt like.
00:06:45.060 So what I felt like it was.
00:06:46.200 And it was back.
00:06:48.380 The actual words were you do it.
00:06:50.600 And I walked from the room I was in over to my wife and I said, I think God just said, start a meat company.
00:06:57.340 And we dove in headfirst and here we are.
00:07:01.480 So you didn't have at the time really any of of your own cattle or anything that would necessarily qualify you to start a large and successful at this point meat company.
00:07:14.180 Yeah, I was again, I was I was working at a church full time.
00:07:18.620 And and I love I love ministry.
00:07:21.360 I'm a I'm a I'm a pastor.
00:07:23.360 I'm still a licensed pastor.
00:07:25.320 And that's all I'd ever done from the time I was I was full time working in ministry, like being and I'll qualify that by being employed at a church from from 19 to my mid 30s till 35.
00:07:43.960 And so like that was, you know, it was I was I was called to do that and and but then God called me to start a meat company.
00:07:55.080 And so we didn't have any idea that it would turn into what it's turned into.
00:07:59.620 And, you know, God has a just a unique way of of calling you to do something and then create, you know, just carving it out along the way.
00:08:13.780 You know, if we can when we look back and connect the dots, it's like, oh, wow, this is beautiful.
00:08:19.340 But, you know, but but faith, you just you can't you know, there's nothing in the future of it's just all what's it going to be.
00:08:29.020 And my mantra for this past, I don't know, six months or so has been Proverbs 16, three, and it's commit your work to the Lord and he will establish your path.
00:08:41.120 And that's what we've been doing all along.
00:08:43.800 But it just kind of like full circle hit me when I read that verse about mid last year.
00:08:50.760 It's like, ah, he establishes the path.
00:08:54.480 You we just we're just called to commit our work to him and he establishes the path.
00:08:58.520 And that's that's really what's happened with Good Ranchers.
00:09:00.820 We've we've we are saying was, you know, God's God just goes before us because it was never really it's never been easy.
00:09:10.500 Don't get me wrong. But it's also never been hard.
00:09:14.060 It's hand in hand.
00:09:15.860 We've been growing this business and we've been very blessed and God's been faithful.
00:09:21.260 And we just want to continue to steward what he's given us.
00:09:24.720 I didn't feel prepared for what I felt the Lord was calling me to do, how he was calling me to pursue, of course, objective truth and fighting for reality.
00:09:40.600 But but more importantly, fighting for biblical truth.
00:09:43.280 But I was just really wrong in assuming that that that's how God works.
00:09:47.440 He calls those who are already prepared.
00:09:49.860 That's right.
00:09:50.600 Because what I've seen in my life and what we see historically throughout the Bible in the life of of Moses, who led the Israelites out with Aaron and his staff.
00:09:58.900 And of course, you know, Joshua, who we promised a victory over the Canaanites or even Esther before she was brought before the king.
00:10:06.620 It's very much the opposite.
00:10:08.760 Right. He prepares those who he calls.
00:10:12.220 But but Proverbs 16, three, I want you to speak to you talk about committing to to committing your work to the Lord, which is amazing.
00:10:21.080 And getting to know a little bit about Good Ranchers and, of course, a little bit about you personally, I've gotten to see some of the ministry you've been able to do through Good Ranchers.
00:10:30.940 I read where you donated, you know, over a million meals to do your part to help hunger in America.
00:10:36.880 So so we speak a little bit about your ministry and again, how that ties into Proverbs, Proverbs 16, three, like you were saying.
00:10:45.200 Yeah. So, you know, everyone's calling is different.
00:10:48.860 Everyone's journey is different.
00:10:51.440 Everyone's path is different.
00:10:52.600 But for for us, we it's it's ironic because I never want to never thought I'd be a business owner.
00:11:02.220 Some people just have this entrepreneurial spirit and I'm going to that's what I want to do.
00:11:06.280 That was not me.
00:11:08.140 I didn't. I was it was very content working at the church.
00:11:11.760 I love, you know, I love music.
00:11:13.440 I love ministry.
00:11:14.580 I love I love helping people.
00:11:17.100 I love doing the, you know, I absolutely loved it.
00:11:20.560 So stepping out and starting an actual for profit business was.
00:11:29.340 Very new and unknown, but.
00:11:33.240 So one of the first before we had ever sold a piece of meat or done anything, but we had decided we were going to do this.
00:11:42.580 I was praying one morning and and by I mean, I was driving to the driving to the gym.
00:11:48.860 I'm just, you know, in my in my thoughts with with the Lord.
00:11:56.180 And I was like, how are we going to have favor with cities and people and how are we going to do this?
00:12:01.420 What are we going to do?
00:12:02.140 And, um, and just, I was just impressed with give and it sounds like, of course, right?
00:12:10.540 Like, of course, God would say that.
00:12:12.980 Um, but so I started thinking on that, okay, give what, and what does that mean?
00:12:18.100 And before we, right now we only, we sell a 100% online.
00:12:24.380 When we started, it was me selling meat out of the back of a truck in a parking lot.
00:12:27.420 So, um, we've come a long way, uh, in these seven years.
00:12:33.000 Knowing that we were going to set up these pop-up shops and, and, uh, try to get people to come to them.
00:12:39.280 I started the, it didn't take me very long at all to think, okay, God's saying give, let me partner with, let me, let's partner with the food bank.
00:12:47.940 Let's partner with a nonprofit in, in the city that we go to that way.
00:12:51.320 When we go, we won't just be taking from me taking like resources, like going to that city and making money off that city.
00:12:59.020 How can we give back to that city?
00:13:00.340 So, uh, the first city we went to was Waco, Texas.
00:13:03.160 So called the food bank, um, the food, the local food bank there, told them we were going to be doing, uh, sales.
00:13:09.360 They also wanted to, in tangent, uh, run a food drive, collect non-perishable items.
00:13:15.160 And then told them at the end, we would give a cash donation of our profits back to them.
00:13:20.140 They said, oh, that would be great.
00:13:21.420 And so we did.
00:13:22.360 And we were just so blessed right off the beginning.
00:13:25.760 Um, you know, wondering, is anyone going to show up?
00:13:28.960 Are we going to make it?
00:13:30.620 And, uh, I'm going to tell the story as fast as I can, um, for time's sake.
00:13:35.200 But, um, from Waco, we decided to come to Houston and do the same, um, pop-up shop model, which again, that was how the business started.
00:13:46.020 And, uh, we were very successful with that one location in Waco.
00:13:50.940 It, it gave us quite a bit of, uh, I'd say quite a bit, but for the time it gave us a good amount of capital to be able to come to Houston and do four sales at once.
00:14:03.660 Houston's the third largest Metro city in the U S.
00:14:07.320 So it's much more expensive to do a sale like that in Houston versus Waco, uh, going somewhere with this.
00:14:15.680 And, uh, we took every bit of resources that we made from the, the, that, uh, six weeks or so that we were selling it at the location in Waco came to Houston with the idea of let's scale around the Metro.
00:14:30.900 Let's blitz the radio.
00:14:32.240 Let's tell everybody that we're here.
00:14:34.280 Um, we were completely, uh, invested with trucks and tents and meat, uh, had, uh, four trucks loaded down with meat.
00:14:45.260 Um, on consignment to pay, uh, and, and then, um, had, I don't remember how much, but tens of thousands of dollars invested in radio, um, and had spent, you know, all of our money.
00:15:00.920 Um, and we were opening these sales up on a Thursday.
00:15:03.220 It was the Tuesday, um, before, um, and that, that day, my wife and I were driving around.
00:15:10.840 We had our, our, um, newborn baby.
00:15:13.860 He was probably six, seven, eight months in the car with us driving around and we're getting stuff printed off.
00:15:18.420 We're getting the food barrels for the food drives.
00:15:20.480 We're getting, you know, all, all the things getting set up to open up on Thursday.
00:15:24.460 And when I tell you, we were, I mean, we had put all of our resources and getting these Houston sales opened up.
00:15:31.460 Uh, we pulled into the gas station to just get like water and some snacks.
00:15:34.900 And I didn't have a credit card that would work debit card that would work.
00:15:38.460 I mean, we were, I mean, we were all in on, on this working.
00:15:44.180 And that night, the health department called from Houston and said, Mr.
00:15:49.640 Spell, I know we received your application and we approved you to start these sales, um, this Thursday, but I'm going to have to deny your application.
00:15:58.460 And my heart just sunk and I said, why he said, because the city of Houston, he says, because the city of Houston doesn't allow what, what you're doing is peddling in the city of Houston doesn't allow that.
00:16:14.640 And I said, wait, but, but you already approved us.
00:16:17.540 We had, we did the application weeks ago.
00:16:20.400 And he's like, I know, but whoever the person I've already talked to the person who, that approved this for you.
00:16:27.800 And, uh, he said, this is our fault for approving it, but I have to deny this.
00:16:32.900 We cannot allow it.
00:16:34.180 And I said, but we've already spent all our money on advertising and it's non-refundable.
00:16:38.740 And I've got, I've got thousands and thousands of dollars worth of meat sitting in your trucks.
00:16:43.500 And I was like, man, I'm, I've got a, I've got a baby and a wife.
00:16:47.640 This is going to, this is, this is going to bankrupt this.
00:16:50.080 What, what are we, what are you going to do?
00:16:51.300 And he said, I'm so sorry.
00:16:53.680 We don't allow it.
00:16:55.140 Hang up the phone.
00:16:56.500 And I'm just, I'm crushed.
00:16:58.220 Like, Oh, what did I just do?
00:17:02.180 And I go to my wife and I tell her what just happened.
00:17:05.520 And she says, did you tell them about the food drive?
00:17:08.480 And I said, no, I didn't.
00:17:10.680 But I don't think it's going to make any, any difference.
00:17:13.700 They don't allow sell.
00:17:15.240 They don't allow selling, um, uh, food out of trucks.
00:17:19.580 And so, um, I called him back and, and I, and I explained to him, Hey, we're also partnered with the Houston food bank.
00:17:27.960 And each of our locations is a food drive.
00:17:29.740 Um, and, uh, I said, is, does that change anything?
00:17:34.740 And he said, that changes everything and approved us.
00:17:38.160 And, uh, I, I know.
00:17:40.660 And I'm, that's exactly how it happened.
00:17:42.820 And we opened up on that Thursday and we were sold out.
00:17:47.120 We thought we had enough meat for like 10 days.
00:17:49.320 We sold out in less than 48 hours.
00:17:51.840 Um, and that's honestly what launched good ranchers.
00:17:56.440 Um, and, and I, and I, and I go back to God said, give before we'd ever done anything.
00:18:03.480 And, um, and it wasn't for those Waco sales.
00:18:06.920 Cause we could have sold there with or without partnering with the food banks, but God knew looking ahead that the city of Houston, um, we would have never, we would, we would have never.
00:18:21.820 Never been able to even open up, sell the way we were selling then.
00:18:26.320 Um, and it's just, yeah, it's, it's such an amazing concept of, of when God speaks, listen.
00:18:38.580 And that's, I know it's not really that revelatory and you're like, well, yeah, like, um, but I think so many people, I think so many people, um, they hear God, but they are, they're afraid to go.
00:18:52.260 Right.
00:18:53.100 For like what you said, well, I gotta, I gotta be more equipped or I've gotta be more prepared.
00:18:58.840 And, uh, I'm a firm believer of when God says, go, go, because if he's either already qualified, you already prepared you, um, or is going to prepare you along the way.
00:19:13.460 Um, and too many people sit back and I mean, I mean, I, I mean, this is nicely as I can say it, but too many people sit idly waiting, waiting for God to do it.
00:19:30.180 Too many Christians. 1.00
00:19:30.880 Oh, that's what, that's what I'm, that's, that's, that's what I mean.
00:19:34.320 And I say this to encourage anyone that's listening.
00:19:37.440 If, if God's calling you to do something, start taking those steps to do it.
00:19:42.020 Like if he's called us, if he's called you, he's going to, uh, he's going to prepare you and he's going to make the way for you.
00:19:50.240 Um, you mentioned previously, you know, you kind of got like a behind the scenes look at the shady side of the meat industry.
00:19:57.260 And so I wanted to, to ask you, you know, paint that picture for us who, who haven't gotten to, to personally see what that looks like.
00:20:05.780 And I wanted to ask you to like the state of American farms.
00:20:09.920 Now we've seen, of course, the MAGA kind of MAHAC collab and how, how really awesome that has been in opening so many people's eyes, people who, who maybe wouldn't have aligned with conservative values previously.
00:20:24.580 But I think this was a big issue and getting, especially moderate women, people who call themselves crunchy, which is the word that, that I've had to learn and understand and really try and decipher people who call themselves crunchy out to the polls in support of a candidate.
00:20:38.920 Who would elect a cabinet, who would elect a cabinet, people like RFK to, to support this healthy lifestyle with no antibodies, uh, no hormones, no seed oils.
00:20:49.000 Yeah.
00:20:50.800 Yeah, that's, uh, it's, it's kind of a Pandora's box of a conversation.
00:20:56.080 Um, but the, the shadiness I'm talking about is there's no country of origin labeling law for beef or for pork.
00:21:01.340 So beef can be, can be raised, uh, it can be born and raised in, in, in feedlocks in Mexico, South America.
00:21:08.920 New Zealand, Australia, no, you name it anywhere in the world.
00:21:13.840 And, and they get put on barges or, uh, they get shipped to the U S and as long as it's packaged, uh, and reprocessed in a USDA facility, it still gets that USDA stamp of approval, which so many Americans see the USDA, that it's USDA inspected.
00:21:30.840 And just assume, oh, okay, well, the USDA signed off on it.
00:21:34.200 And, and, uh, and that's good.
00:21:36.520 And to your point on what you're saying about the RFK, the Maha movement, I think so many people now are starting to realize that the, the USDA doesn't actually have the, uh, necessarily our best interest in, in, in mind.
00:21:52.720 I think it's, um, it's hilarious.
00:21:55.540 My seven year old and my five year old think that, uh, or they, they know that food dye is bad and, um, they tell their friends at school, they'll say, they'll say things like, oh, I can't have red 40.
00:22:08.600 And I'm like, yes.
00:22:09.300 Well, what's just mainstream it's become?
00:22:14.680 Well, that, that, yeah, that, that's exactly right.
00:22:16.900 And, uh, love, love what I love that people are starting to wake up and, and want to know where their food's coming from, want to know what's in it.
00:22:26.080 And, uh, again, back to the USDA, there's no regulation on, on vaccines.
00:22:32.160 Um, there's no reg, there's, there's really no regulation on antibiotic use or hormone use and, and there, there needs to be transparency on, on all of that stuff.
00:22:42.180 There, there are times where it's, there are times where all of those things are necessary, but it needs to be put on the labels.
00:22:48.780 It needs, the consumer has the right to know what they're putting into their body and it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be, uh, ambiguous and it, and it shouldn't, uh, it shouldn't be legal for, uh, them to be able to buy a piece of meat at the grocery store that says product of USA, but it's from another country.
00:23:10.260 If it says product of USA, it should be born and raised at a local farm, local ranch, um, in the United States.
00:23:18.780 Um, and that's how we should be eating.
00:23:21.440 Absolutely.
00:23:22.580 Um, I wanted to ask you, it's a big week for RFK.
00:23:26.020 How important for you is it for your mission even right with, with good ranchers, your motto being eat good, do good.
00:23:34.000 Your food is clean.
00:23:35.440 Uh, you've got no seed oils, no, no hormones, no antibiotics.
00:23:38.880 How important is it to, to you and your mission to make sure RFK gets confirmed?
00:23:44.660 You know, it's extremely important.
00:23:46.660 Um, uh, I think it will, it will speed up the process, uh, a lot.
00:23:53.200 And, um, you know, if it, if, if it doesn't happen, we'll keep fighting the fight, but, um, I think it's going to, and really excited to see more, more people get involved and more people want to have transparency behind the most important thing that they're.
00:24:08.880 Uh, one of the most important, uh, uh, things, which is the food you eat and what we put into our body, because there's food is medicine.
00:24:17.180 I was on a call this morning with some, with someone talking in, um, and food is the first line of medicine that we should be, that we should be taking.
00:24:28.060 And if we eat right, um, we won't need nearly as much pharmaceuticals, uh, that's getting shoved, uh, and enforced upon us.
00:24:38.000 That's it.
00:24:38.900 That's it.
00:24:39.400 Well, uh, I don't think big pharma has ever necessarily cared about, um, those of us who are, who are healthy.
00:24:47.200 That's for sure.
00:24:49.140 Um, last thing for you, you know, what, what are some other things that you personally, or maybe of course you, uh, in conjunction with good ranchers, what are some things you guys are looking forward to with Trump's presidency?
00:25:02.020 Yeah.
00:25:02.580 I mean, honestly, just continuing to, just continuing to grow our business, continue, like our mission is to connect the American family to the American farm.
00:25:11.560 Uh, uh, we want to continue to, to, to be able to, uh, to grow.
00:25:18.460 But the reason I say that I say it this way, it's like we hit America is the most amazing nation in the, in the history of the world.
00:25:28.900 And it's because people like me can start a business and people like you and people like so many people, uh, uh, people listening, uh, that you have the ability to go start a business and change the course of your life, your family's life.
00:25:48.240 Um, but also in tandem help countless others, uh, along the way.
00:25:54.860 Capitalism is a beautiful thing and, uh, Trump understands that.
00:25:58.920 And so to make it easier for small businesses, to make it easier for, for, for entrepreneurs, uh, to innovate and, uh, uh, and, and to be successful, uh, that's, that's massive.
00:26:12.440 That's it.
00:26:13.400 It's the American dream.
00:26:15.140 That's right.
00:26:15.540 Uh, well, we appreciate you, Ben, everything that, that you do, everything that you create, uh, and how you give back.
00:26:23.040 Uh, we need more, more people, more transparent people and businesses like you and like good ranchers out there.
00:26:29.380 So, uh, thank you very much for, for joining the podcast and we'll continue to, to follow your success and to, to cheer you on every step of the way.
00:26:37.760 Yeah.
00:26:38.320 Thank you.
00:26:38.720 Thank you so much.
00:26:40.160 Thank you guys for tuning into the gains for girls podcast.
00:26:42.700 I hope this conversation with Ben was able to teach you a little bit about his personal life and what really convicted him to start good ranchers, but more importantly, what they're able to do through good ranchers.
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00:26:58.380 I would call, uh, any sort of subscription or order from good ranchers.
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