Bettis Musgrove

06/01/2026

Brad Flack built a flooring company from the ground up in Cu***ng, Georgia and his take on business planning was spot on.

He says it's exactly like curling. You throw your shot down the ice and then you just keep sweeping. Every small decision after that is what actually gets it to the target.

05/28/2026

NEW EPISODE IS LIVE.

This week we sat down with Brad Flack, founder of Flack's Flooring right here in Forsyth County, and we were not ready for how good this conversation was going to be.

34 years in business. Started with a half-inch classified ad, a building nobody could find from the road, and used carpet he bought out of strangers' vans by having his dad stick his head in and smell for cat p*e.

No joke.

Brad walks us through the whole journey. Starting Carpet Depot out of Decatur in 1992 with zero employees and no backup plan. Growing to six locations. Losing his business partner and best friend Mike to a sudden aortic aneurysm at 41 years old. Making the move to Forsyth County. And eventually putting his own name on the door with Flack's Flooring and Rugs.

He also talks about his kids all working in the business now, five generations of flooring in his family, why he got involved with Young Life and CASA, and the best business analogy we have ever heard on this show involving the sport of curling.

This one is worth your time.

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Brad Flack built Flack's Flooring and Rugs into one of the largest flooring showrooms in North Georgia over 34 years, starting solo with a half-inch classifi...

05/26/2026

His friend said 'why in the hell would you want to help him?' Republican running for state senate in Athens, Georgia. Seemed pointless. Then he won.

05/23/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Memorial Day Weekend from Bettis Musgrove! 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day, we take a moment to honor the brave men and women who gave everything in service to our country.

We are especially proud that our own Spenser Bettis, Founder & Managing Partner of Bettis Musgrove, knows the sacrifice and dedication that military service requires. As an Army Officer, Spenser brings those same values of duty, integrity, and commitment to every client we serve.

To all who have served, to all who are serving, and to the families who stand beside them, thank you. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/20/2026

Most lumber yards just resell what they buy. Thomas Lumber Company in Cu***ng GA still runs a sawmill and turns raw boards into finished shiplap paneling. There's a difference between a lumber yard and a remanufacturer.

05/19/2026

Tim Fleming is running for Georgia Secretary of State and he has a clear position on the voting system debate. Over 70% of the United States already votes on hand marked paper ballots. Florida implemented it years ago and is considered the gold standard. Tim says Georgia needs to get there too.

Less expensive than statewide machine systems. More secure. More trusted.

Watch the full conversation on our channel and get out and vote today!

05/16/2026

You never know who you might run into to in Wroclaw, Poland.
received a little leave, so hopped on a flight for a weekend rendezvous. Good to have the team back together!

05/15/2026

Tim Fleming has served in the Georgia Secretary of State's office, managed a governor's race, and now sits in the State House. The number one complaint he gets from constituents? The Secretary of State's office does not answer the phone or respond to emails.

His day one priority if elected: fix that.

Watch the full episode on our channel.

05/12/2026

New episode of the Bettis Musgrove Show is live.

Most people hear Secretary of State and either think elections or have no idea what the office actually does. Today's guest knows that office better than almost anyone in the state.

We sat down with Tim Fleming, Georgia State House Representative, small business owner, and candidate for Georgia Secretary of State. Tim is not starting from scratch. He spent years inside that office under Brian Kemp, worked his way up to
Deputy Secretary of State, managed the 2018 governor's race, and served as Governor Kemp's first Chief of Staff. Now he wants to run the agency he helped build.

We talk about what the Secretary of State actually does every day, why the professional licensing backlog is forcing real Georgians into impossible situations, where Georgia is headed on elections and paper ballots, and how a trip to a College Republican meeting at UGA in 2002 changed the entire direction of his life.

We also get into Vampire Diaries tourism in Covington, Dukes of Hazard on the square, Troy Aikman starter jackets, and a lot in between.

Note: This is not a political endorsement. We just like talking to interesting people doing interesting things.

Watch it here - https://youtu.be/8wCcKQIto7E

Learn more about Tim at flemingforga.com
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Most Georgians have no idea what the Secretary of State actually does. Tim Fleming does. He has spent the better part of two decades inside that office.We sa...