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S. Truett Cathy

S. Truett Cathy

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Oct 9, 2026

Jordan RaynorGUEST
29:47
Like, I was doing tons of research.
Jordan RaynorGUEST
29:48
I was researching Christian entrepreneurs throughout history, like Arthur Guinness of the Guinness Brewing Company and Truett Cathy of Chick-fil-A.
Jordan RaynorGUEST
29:55
I was going out and doing interviews with the people.
Jordan RaynorGUEST
29:56
And I wasn't actually trying to write a book.
Kelly HarpHOST
5:04
[laughs]
Clint HarpHOST
5:05
You know, she was friends with Truett Cathy.
Kelly HarpHOST
5:08
Right.
Clint HarpHOST
5:08
The owner of Chick-fil-A.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
4:05
Chick-fil-A has intensified its fight against hunger, driven by CEO Andrew Cathy's personal connection to the issue.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
4:12
His grandfather, Truett Cathy, the chain's founder, experienced food insecurity while growing up.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
4:18
The company has long had its Shared Table program in place, in which operators donate surplus food to nonprofit organizations in their communities.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
4:26
But now Cathy is calling on companies across the industry to join together to help solve food insecurity, which impacts one in seven Americans.
Billy BougheyGUEST
8:55
I think great coaches are able to pull the chair alongside.
Billy BougheyGUEST
8:58
I'll never forget Truett Cathy.
Billy BougheyGUEST
9:00
who I got to sit with before he passed away, pulled two chairs close to each other and went knee to knee with me.
Billy BougheyGUEST
9:05
My knees were like literally touching his and he was looking me right in my eye and we had a conversation.
Michael KelleyGUEST
22:23
It's Better to Build Boys Than Mend Men.
Michael KelleyGUEST
22:26
It's a great book by Truett Cathy.
Michael KelleyGUEST
22:29
And I love that concept.
Michael KelleyGUEST
22:31
And it may be in the book, but either way, you'd much rather have to restrain a Mustang than kick a mule.
Tony JohnsonHOST
13:49
So if you were gonna think to your time in luxury and all the hotels you spent time with and brands that people are familiar with out there in the luxury pla- you know, playground like Ritz Carlton and things like that, it's, it's so easy for folks to say, "Oh, that's, that's a whole different playing field.
Tony JohnsonHOST
14:06
Uh, there's nothing I can learn there." But I still believe much as Truett Cathy implemented my pleasure after having spent time at a Ritz Carlton, that there's so much that mainstream business, small business can learn from these luxury hotels.
Tony JohnsonHOST
14:19
Could you tell us a little bit, you know, ba- because you've been doing this a really long time in this luxury space, what can the small business and mid-scale business and everyday business owners go pluck out of these luxury brands to help drive their customer experience and customer loyalty?
Robert ReitknechtGUEST
14:36
Yeah.
Mel VandevortHOST
2:47
It feels like culture.
Mel VandevortHOST
2:50
And that's what makes the story of Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy so interesting to me as a leader.
Mel VandevortHOST
2:57
Cathy opened his first restaurant in 1946.
Mel VandevortHOST
3:03
And the Chick-fil-A brand opened its first restaurant in Atlanta in a shopping mall in 1967.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
11:57
He said, do you know Zig Ziglar has pastored and taught the same middle school boys Sunday school class outside of Dallas for 35 years? No sir, I didn't know that.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
12:06
He said, you know, Truett Cathy, well, Mr. Charlie, you introduced me to Truett Cathy.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
12:10
He owns Chick-fil-A.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
12:11
He said, you know, Truett Cathy has taught the same high school boys Sunday school class in Jonesboro, Georgia for over 40 years.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
12:18
Are you saying you're busier than the founder of Chick-fil-A or the world's number one international speaker? I go back to my pastor.
Chad ConnellyGUEST
12:26
The Lord has moved on me to start that Sunday school class.
Sean McVayGUEST
24:28
Grew up in Atlanta.
Sean McVayGUEST
24:29
Truett Cathy founded it.
Sean McVayGUEST
24:30
So I'm a Chick-fil-A guy.
Sean McVayGUEST
24:32
I'll take a card from Chick-fil-A.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:46
In their religious beliefs, in their probably political beliefs, how they run their business.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:49
Truett Cathy.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:51
Yeah.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:51
S. Truett Cathy.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:52
And he passed away, I think.
Sam BrewerHOST
25:54
I think he passed away.

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