In this episode of the Guys Who Do Stuff podcast, hosts Joe and Josh welcome Neale Bayly , a motorcycle journalist and philanthropist, to discuss his adventurous life and work. Neale shares his experiences in Ukraine amidst the ongoing war, detailing his efforts to aid children and highlight the stories of conflict journalists. He reveals the emotional highs and lows of his journey, including moments of fear, anger, and love, and how these experiences have influenced his passion for storytelling. Neale also talks about his work with orphanages in Peru and his upcoming motorcycle tour to raise funds for the children. The episode takes listeners through Neale's incredible journey of adventure, philanthropy, and resilience.00:00 Welcome to the Guys Who Do Stuff Podcast00:44 Introducing Neil Bailey01:44 Catching Up with Neil02:50 Neil's Adventures and Projects07:03 Journey to Ukraine11:13 Experiences in Ukraine24:29 Future Plans and Reflections28:26 Driven by Physical and Philanthropic Goals28:54 Discovering Rotary Club's Impact in Ukraine31:09 Navigating War-Torn Ukraine32:39 Challenges and Unexpected Moments33:28 Reflecting on Human Connections36:36 Expanding Philanthropic Efforts46:29 Focusing on the Future of Wellspring54:16 Encouraging Philanthropy and Closing Thoughts

In our very first on-camera episode, Joe and Joshua introduce Scott Brownlow, passionate fish enthusiast and creative director at the North Carolina Bankers Association. Scott shares his love for fish tanks and native fish collection, providing fascinating insights into the biology and ecology of various fish species. From his unique fishing techniques to the intricacies of maintaining freshwater and blackwater tanks, Scott's in-depth explanations will captivate any nature lover. He also delves into the conservation aspect of fishkeeping and his aspirations of breeding rare species. This episode not only highlights Scott's expertise but also inspires a broader appreciation of nature and creative hobbies.00:00 Welcome to the Show00:32 Meet Our Guest: Scott Brownlow00:59 Scott's Passion for Fish Tanks02:31 Day Job: Creative Director at NC Bankers Association04:37 The Influence of River Monsters06:53 Blue Head Chubs and Their Habits09:49 Freshwater vs. Saltwater Tanks14:23 Building a Natural Aquarium Ecosystem16:45 Collecting Fish in the Wild19:30 Shipping Exotic Fish20:18 Fish Packaging Process21:23 Personal Preferences: Eating Fish22:15 Social Media and Fish Breeding Goals22:42 Fish Breeding Techniques23:37 Ethical Considerations in Fish Breeding27:13 Mosquito Control with Fish28:28 Gumtree Pods and Fish Habitats33:03 Promoting the Fish Hobby33:48 Life Lessons from Fish Keeping37:51 Conclusion: Embracing Nature and Hobbies

Mike's story is about going after what you want and letting setbacks snatch your dream. Mike Jones went from Director of Creative Media for Football at North Carolina State University to his dream job that he announces on today's episode!

We sit down with the cofounders of Gopher founders, John Newberry and Tom Livolsi to talk about how they created an app to resolve some of the issues they saw in the gig economy and help their users get anything done or delivered with full transparency. The only limit is your imagination.

In this episode, Caleb Smith comes on the show to give a crash course on everything eSports. There are a lot of ways to make a living around video games in the Triangle. Listen to this fascinating conversation.

A family business that survived through a shift in the industry and a pandemic, RoadRUNNER Magazine, a single product publisher, is now the industry leader and we talk to their Editor and Chief, Florian Neuhauser about their story.

An incredible story of hiding his blindness for fear he wouldn't be afforded the same opportunities as someone who is sighted to the formation of a company that's purpose is helping organizations become inclusive by making digital content accessible for people of all abilities.

Kevin shares his love of riding, his expertise in the motorcycle industry, and best practices and tips for business owners and entrepreneurs in this exciting new episode.

After unpacking the controversy he recently dealt with that impacted his family, business, and the life we wanted to have Johnny back to learn more about his business, his explosive social media following, and all things Pizza!

We are sharing the latest episode from our sister show "Girls Who Do Stuff" this week where they speak with Johnny Pavlik from Johnny's pizza about the controversy surround racist posts. Next week the Guys Who Do Stuff will be talking with Johnny in a follow-up episode.