Bryan's All In

City slickers turned country boys, Ryan and Taylor, need Bryan's help to transform their live-and-work farm into a show-stopping distillery and bar; they need to create a venue that stands apart from the competition.

New-generation farmers, Samantha and Paul, have big dreams for their rural business; they want to create a farm stand to sell their home-grown products, but also to give local artisans a place to sell their goods.

Matt and Alicia bought their town's beloved bowling alley to save it from being torn down. The business is a local landmark, giving young, old, and everyone in between a safe, familiar place to gather and unwind. But with a hefty list of renovations, and only one year to turn a profit before they risk losing the building, time is not on their side. Matt and Alicia need Bryan's help to keep this business alive - not just for them, but for the entire community.

With the purchase of a seaside fishing resort, Rob and Lorraine have quickly become full-time dragon slayers fixing a never-ending slew of renovation surprises. But with new problems constantly creeping up on them, they just can't manage all the projects that have to be done - especially while still working their day jobs. They need Bryan's help to renovate with the highest income-generating potential so they can start to turn a profit and save enough to renovate the rest of the property.

After successfully owning and operating three breweries, Rob and Taras want to expand their business to bring more jobs to their local community. With big dreams of creating a Brewer's Village to become a tourist destination and events venue, they need Bryan's help to conquer this massive undertaking. If they don't nail this expansion, everything they've built will be at stake - along with all of the local jobs they plan to bring to the community.

Brian and Vera built the off-grid resort of their dreams on a random island…actually called Random Island. But as they near retirement age, they've realized the business isn't profitable enough for them to take a step back.