Brendan Bailey joins Franklin at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show to trace a 30-year path from a 14-foot aluminum starter boat in Texas to helping families step into bigger water and bigger adventures. He shares how relationships built around inland lakes evolved into lifelong friendships and careers, including customers who transitioned from sport boats to yachts and even into their own marine businesses.

Franklin Pillsbury IV sits down with Brian Burns, founder of Dockside Live Radio, a streaming station built for boaters who love coastal country, trop rock, and the stories that come with them. From Fort Myers to Jacksonville, this episode dives into how music, technology, and storytelling are bringing the boating community closer than ever. Hear how Dockside Live connects marinas, musicians, and everyday boaters through 24/7 coastal tunes, and why this new kind of radio might be the next big thing on the water.

Skip Pillsbury grew up where boat wax met salt air. In this episode, Franklin Pillsbury IV sits down with his son Skip to talk about 30 years in the marine business, hauling boats in the snow at Minnetonka, chasing snapper in the Gulf of America, and carrying on a legacy that started three generations ago. From learning to rig his first outboard to helping new families launch their first boats, Skip shares what it really means to build a life on the water—faith, family, and a few good fishing stories included.

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Join Captain Griffin Dye and Ryan Stoughton as they relive an unforgettable group trip from Fort Myers to the Keys for MarineMax's annual lobster dive. From cruising flat-calm seas on a 360 Outrage to spotting sea turtles in crystal-clear Florida Bay, this episode captures the essence of why boating changes lives. You'll hear about first-time experiences, the thrill of catching your own dinner, and the community that forms when boaters come together for a shared adventure. Whether you're a seasoned captain or dreaming of your first run to Marathon, this one’s packed with salt, stories, and lobster tails.

Franklin Pillsbury sits down at MarineMax Fort Myers with Sea Ray president Keith Yunger to talk about the boating lifestyle, why relationships matter, and how customer experience spans shopping, product, and service.

In this episode of Let’s Go Boating TV, Franklin Pillsbury welcomes new MarineMax team member Jackson McGill for a conversation about his boating journey, his passion for the water, and his move from North Carolina to Fort Myers. Jackson shares how boating shaped his life from his first Montauk at age 13 to racing sailboats in college, and now helping customers at MarineMax. Together, they preview the upcoming Boston Whaler In-Water Showcase happening October 9–11 at Deep Lagoon Seafood in Fort Myers.

In this episode of Let’s Go Boating TV, Franklin Pillsbury sits down with MarineMax Fort Myers team member Ryan Stouten to talk about a life shaped by boats.

In this episode of Let’s Go Boating, host Franklin Pillsbury sits down with his nephew Tyler Pillsbury, the fourth generation in a remarkable boating family. Tyler joins us live from aboard the 125-foot Westport Serenity as it makes its way from Maine back to West Palm Beach.

Climb aboard and discover the stories, people, and passion that make boating more than a pastime, it is a way of life. Hosted by Franklin Pillsbury IV, this podcast celebrates the heritage of boating, the joy of life on the water, and the lessons learned from family, faith, and community. Each episode brings you engaging conversations with boaters of all generations, industry insiders, and everyday water lovers. From first-time boaters learning the ropes to seasoned captains sharing legacy stories, we explore how boating connects us, teaches us, and changes lives.

Whether you’re here for inspiring stories, practical tips, or just the sound of waves and dockside wisdom, Let’s Go Boating TV Podcast invites you to join the journey. Because at the end of the day, we are all united by water.