The smell of fresh bread can change a life. Our guests from Great Harvest NWA share how a spur-of-the-moment lunch on a road trip, followed by a snowy trek to Montana, led them to trade corporate titles for early mornings, warm ovens, and a bakery that already feels like a Bentonville staple. Their why comes through fast: fresh-milled Montana wheat, no preservatives, house-made dressings, and the freedom to create within a “freedom franchise” model that invites personal flair and genuine hosp...
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The smell of fresh bread can change a life. Our guests from Great Harvest NWA share how a spur-of-the-moment lunch on a road trip, followed by a snowy trek to Montana, led them to trade corporate titles for early mornings, warm ovens, and a bakery that already feels like a Bentonville staple. Their why comes through fast: fresh-milled Montana wheat, no preservatives, house-made dressings, and the freedom to create within a “freedom franchise” model that invites personal flair and genuine hosp...
Ep. 71 - Kitchen Outdoors: Backyard Living Elevated
The B Team Podcast
42 minutes
4 months ago
Ep. 71 - Kitchen Outdoors: Backyard Living Elevated
Clay Stark is revolutionizing backyards across Northwest Arkansas with customized, bulletproof outdoor kitchens that transform ordinary patios into resort-like culinary spaces. As founder of Kitchen Outdoors, Clay brings commercial-grade craftsmanship to residential settings, creating gathering places where families connect over food and conversation. The magic begins with GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete)—a material with triple the strength of traditional concrete at 12,000 PSI. These ...
The B Team Podcast
The smell of fresh bread can change a life. Our guests from Great Harvest NWA share how a spur-of-the-moment lunch on a road trip, followed by a snowy trek to Montana, led them to trade corporate titles for early mornings, warm ovens, and a bakery that already feels like a Bentonville staple. Their why comes through fast: fresh-milled Montana wheat, no preservatives, house-made dressings, and the freedom to create within a “freedom franchise” model that invites personal flair and genuine hosp...
