Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Chloe Dawn for the September 11, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Travis Stone for the September 10, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Alexis Parker for the September 9, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Eddie Brooks for the September 8, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Rachel Donovan for the September 7, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Chloe Dawn for the September 5, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Travis Stone for the September 4, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Alexis Parker for the September 3, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Eddie Brooks for the September 2, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Rachel Donovan for the September 1, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Clark Edwards for the August 31, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

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Franklin Pillsbury IV is joined by Rachel Donovan for the August 31, 2026 edition of Let's Go Boating TV. Practical, plain-English boating for families getting their first boat on the water in Southwest Florida.

Follow @LetsGoBoatingTV for more tips and helpful hints about boating. . . . | Strategy and creative are mine. AI helps produce it.

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From nearly three decades of leadership at Dallas Market Hall, Bron shares what makes this show special. Six hundred boats under one roof. Twenty one dealers. Financing, insurance, storage, marinas, and education all in one place.

But this conversation goes deeper than boats.

Bron opens up about his journey from small town Texas athlete to professional baseball, college football, and ultimately becoming a mentor, husband, father, and grandfather. We talk leadership, adversity, faith, family, and why the boat show floor feels like a reunion for generations of boating families.

If you believe boating is more than a transaction, if you believe it is a lifestyle that shapes lives, this one is for you.

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Then we follow Sonny from the showroom to the stage. George Strait and Ray Benson give him a nudge toward Nashville, he racks up Album Of The Year, 12 platinum and 8 gold records, and his songs start spinning in 82 countries, from the Ivory Coast to Taiwan. But the real turning point comes at Love And War In Texas when he sees his mom in the crowd and feels called to sing for seniors. Now he is past 1,050 shows in retirement homes, bringing joy and dignity to people who wait all month for his visits. Boats, Bentleys, country music, calling, and a reminder that it is never too late to follow where God is leading you on and off the water.

They dig into MarineMax Vacations in the British Virgin Islands, why flotillas reduce anxiety for first-time coastal boaters, and how turnkey support makes it simple. From booking and provisioning to captains and route planning, the goal is confidence. Brendan explains how these guided saltwater trips open eyes for lake boaters who want more time on the ocean.

Closing from the show floor, the conversation hits new tech like assisted and self-docking, better electronics, and easier onboard systems. Brendan talks Southwest Florida as a launchpad to the Keys and Bahamas, why service and hurricane planning matter, and how success looks like families making memories together. Passion leads, products follow.

Together, Franklin and Debbie dive into the inspiring work of the Freedom Waters Foundation, an organization that connects children, veterans, and families with disabilities to the healing joy of boating and fishing. From mentoring young women through the “Heels and Reels” program to planning veterans’ cruises, Debbie shows how time on the water restores hearts and builds community. This episode reminds us that no matter where we come from, faith, family, and friendship all find a home on the water.

Save this one for your next sunrise cruise.

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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.

From trade-ins and special pricing to hands-on test rides across the full Boston Whaler lineup, this free event gives the community a chance to experience what makes these boats legendary. Jackson also shares his favorite local boating spots, what’s always in his cooler, and answers Franklin’s “Fast Five” questions in a fun rapid-fire segment.

Whether you’re new to boating or looking for your next upgrade, this episode is packed with reasons why Southwest Florida is one of the best places in the world to own a boat.

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. From fueling docks during college to owning his own Boston Whaler, Ryan shares how boating became more than a hobby, it became a way of life. Hear his favorite memories on the water, the lessons learned from customers and sales, and his best advice for first-time boat owners. Whether you love fishing, chasing sunsets, or just enjoying the ride, this conversation reminds us why boating is fun, fulfilling, and always worth it.

From navigating nearly 2,000 miles on the water, to running a 39-foot Bertram tender through tricky channels, Tyler shares what it means to grow up surrounded by boats, family, and the lessons of the sea. We talk about childhood memories on Lake Minnetonka, long weekends at Doll’s House, the joys of fishing, and even his Texas-style love for brisket on the grill.

Tyler also reflects on how boating has shaped his perspective on life, work, and leadership, and what it means to carry forward a family legacy that spans back to the 1700s in shipbuilding. Packed with stories of adventure, mentorship, and passion for the water, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who believes boating is more than a pastime...it’s a way of life.

Settle in, grab your favorite boating snack, and join us for a conversation that looks not just over the bow, but toward the horizon.