Joe Reilly Podcast

Joseph Tate is an illustrator and artist who draws inspiration from British and traditional styles and creates drawings for the Instagram age. Hailing from Nigeria, he began drawing to express his views on fashion and has since grown a business working with well known luxury brands. Tate's love for British culture and his father's influence on dressing well have shaped his artistic style. His love of philosophy stems a conversation about the works of Roger Scruton and Thomas Carlyle, his love of Military dress meant that we discussed the beauty and masculinity within military garbs from the Zulu tribe to Victorian England, and his passion for sartoiral affairs flows through in his work and this conversation. Joseph Tate Instagram: www.instagram.com/josephtate_official/ Joseph Tate Website: https://josephtateofficial.com/

Sophie Griffiths is a gundog trainer of the Instagram page The Spaniel Diaries. She bought a cocker spaniel as a pet and after just a few weeks realised that the little ball of chaotic energy needed an outlet, and so found gun dog training. In this episode we discuss her journey from field sports rookie to working on shoots 4 days a week and owning three spaniels.  What was the best training methods that she found? What would she avoid if doing it all again? Which are better, cockers or springers? How do you keep your dogs close on a walk? How to train your spaniels to hunt close to you and not dive into any hedge that they see? All that and so much more, there is a lot of information in this episode for dog owners and lovers alike,  In the meantime, enjoy the episode.  Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Sophie on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thespanieldiaries_/

Tom Cantwell is a gundog trainer who uses the tried and true methods of gundog training on under-stimulated pets and he regularly sees amazing results. Working breeds like Spaniels and Labrador’s are common as household pets, and yet can cause terror when not given a job in which they were bred to do. Tom believes he has an answer, and in todays episode we discuss why, from the shooting field to the local pub - we cover ever scenario that you will find your dog in and how best to deal with it.  We also discuss the world of gun dog trialling and training, how the local council employ Tom to disturb the local geese and so much more.  There are so many nuggets of information in this podcast, I know you’ll enjoy it as much as I did.  Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr  Find Tom on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomcantwellgundogs/reels/ 

David Serradell is an underwater wildlife photographer and diver. We discuss his filming adventures around the globe from Antartica, Mexico, and Patagonia. His tales of swimming and filming with rays and humpback whales. How he was bitten by a shark but why we shouldn’t fear them, the difference between scuba diving and free diving, how to hold your breath for 6 minutes, how he balances time away from home and time on location, and so much more. David is dedicated to his craft and you can hear his passion for photography and the wildlife in which he shoots in this episode. It will make you rethink your views on the ocean and I’d very much recommending checking out his feed on Instagram for some jaw-dropping snaps. If you enjoyed the episode, do consider giving it a 5 star review and subscribing so you don’t miss out. In the meantime, enjoy the show. Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find David on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dserradell_photo?igsh=MXN2NjJiMXZqdDVmZQ==

Sammie Ellard-King is financial educator on a mission to make education around money accessible to all. After amassing £24,000 in personal debt in his mid-twenties, Sammie decided the break free with the claps of debt and set his life back up for the future. In learning all he could about savings, spending, and investing, he realised that’s lots of other people also don’t know anything about responsible financial management. He’s now on a mission to get Britain financially fit and we covered so many topics in the show: - The value of investing and how to get into it even if you know nothing - What you should do if you’re a young working professional: should you start investing or save for a house deposit? - A step-by-step explanation of how you can remortgage your house to build wealth - Why you should use credit cards in moderation - Several easy to access ways you can earn more money from work - How the Lizz Truss economic policies impacted the nation and what a new Labour government could mean for your pocket And so much more. Sammie is eloquent, erudite and engaging, and I’d highly recommend checking out his channels to arm yourself for the financial road ahead. Find Samme on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upthegainsmoney/ Get Sammies’ Finacial Planner: https://stan.store/upthegainsmoney/p/ultimate-financial-planner NEW COURSE: Couch to 5 Grand - Digital Influence Program: https://couchto5grand.systeme.io/ct5k Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Charlie Thorburn is a world-renowned dog trainer and founder of Mordor Gundogs. People from all over the world purchase his dogs or send theirs to get trained by him and his team - from Alaska to Australia and all across the U.K. In the first half of this episode we speak about Charlie’s background, the everyday reality of dog training, shooting, and he answers the all important question: Labrador or spaniel? In the second half we delve into dog training questions and advice: why you shouldn’t take your dog for a walk, why you shouldn’t train your dogs with treats, why you shouldn’t walk your dog on a harness, how to deal with cocker spaniels as pets, and so much more. Charlie was great fun to speak to, he’s self-deprecating and his anecdotes are hilarious, I had to edit myself laughing out of a lot of this episode because it was non-stop. I really enjoyed this episode, and I know you will too. Find Charlie on: YouTube: https://youtube.com/@MordorGundogs22?si=R9O1JI_Zf0P9FcoQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mordorgundogs?igsh=MXkwcm1waDE0eXowMA== Website: https://mordorgundogs.com Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Thomas Wunderlich is a cliff diver and self-described "send addict". Cliff diving is a sport which just stops you in your tracks, especially when you see videos like Thomas’s which are over 30m off bridges. But contrary to what you think when initially seeing these jumps, you’ll learn in the episode that it’s all very calculated and safe - there is months, and at times years behind these jumps with endless visualisation and safety checks.  In this episode we discuss a host of themes about cliff diving:  the process behind finding a place to jump  Why they throw a rock before jumping  How Thomas gets in the zone before a big jump  How freestyle differs from the Red Bill Cliff Divers And I ask about Thomas’s two most famous jumps: one off a 33m bridge into a river, and the other in the middle of a shopping mall.  It’s a really fun episode, and I hope it does its part in explaining the process behind the antics which we see online.  Find Thomas on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/senddicted/?next=%2Flucalar%2F&hl=fr Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en

Robbie Balenger is an ultra runner with legendary exploits. He has run across America, outlasted a Tesla on foot, to his self-styled Colorado Crush where he completed the 26, 50, and 100 Leadville races, the Colorado trail, and all of the Colorado 14,000s in a single summer.  Robbie has been on several of the best podcasts in the world to discuss his exploits, and so I wanted to get more of a behind-the-scenes look at his outlook and philosophy.  How does he come up with these adventures and challenges? What are these lessons he’s learned, and how does he then apply them to everyday life? What is his process for getting sponsorship for these challenges? His training, special recovery techniques and a mysterious FKT attempt in the future.  From all that to Strava and facial hair, we covered the serious to the not-so-serious, and it was a really enjoyable conversation.  Don’t forget to subscribe to the show if you haven’t already, it’s the best way to support what I’m doing, and if you want to be extra kind, do consider giving us a 5-star review. Find Robbie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robbiebalenger/ Watch The Colorado Crush: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ch-n7LwMVZ4&list=WL&index=1 Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en

Michael Sandbach is a Hyrox athlete and doubles world record holder. The sport of Hyrox has taken off this year and Michael has been at the forefront of its boom. We discuss a broad range of topics in this episode: His weekly training split,  The 5000kcal eating days that’s required  Why Hyrox is more accessible than CrossFit  How he trains in the Doha heat where he’s based now  His advocation for a non-mainstream recovery method  The balance between aerobic and anaerobic in Hyrox and how if you’re under 80kg you’re going to get eaten up  And so much more. I really enjoyed this episode, and I know you will to.  Don’t forget to follow the show and give a 5 star review, we’ve got some amazing guests coming on and I don’t want you to miss out.  Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Michael on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandy6000/?hl=en

Mats Klingberg is the founder of the Trunk Clothing and is an aficionado in menswear, travel, and food. Hailing from Sweden, Mats had a broad education; first studying business, then fashion in New York, and then hotel management in Switzerland. I also discover in the podcast that he dabbled as a chef in the Royal Marines, a fitness instructor in a gym, and a controller for an energy company. After several years on the corporate ladder he opened the first Trunk Clothing store in London, aiming to take the pain of out shopping for men, and introducing several new brands into the British market. The company has gone from strength to strength and now has an additional shop in Zurich which is where Mats joined us from where we discussed: - What makes the Trunk store so special and how they fulfil their aim to take the pain out of shopping - How to put your wardrobe together to make sure your outfits work in harmony - Why Mats always travels with hand luggage and never hold luggage - What makes a good retail store and subsequent experience for the customer - How mens style in London, Zurich, Stockholm and New York all differ And so much more. There is so much to be take from this episode, if you enjoyed it do consider giving the show a five star review. Find out more about Trunk: www.trunkclothiers.com/ Follow Mats on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matsklingberg/?hl=en Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en

Justus Hansen is a mens style consultant and social media personality. Finding clothes that you like, that fit, and won’t go out of fashion is hard. But Justus is here to help. Learn what is a capsule wardrobe and how to build one - Why you shouldn’t wear back socks - How clothing changes the way people respond to you - Why you shouldn’t buy luxury brands - Why the current old money trend runs completely against the values in which it espouses. All that and much more. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a 5 star review. It’s much appreciated. Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Justus on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.styleconsultant?igsh=eDFtM3cxdWExdjd3

Patrick Grant is a fashion designer, businessman, and judge of The Great British Sewing Bee. He took over Savile Row tailors Norton and Sons aged 33, turning it from near bankruptcy to a global success. He then relaunched the defunct Norton subsidiary E. Tautz & Sons making it of international distinction. He then relaunched other brands such as Hammond and Co and Cookson and Clegg, before founding Community Clothing which uniquely uses British mills with a British workforce in a sustainable way. On top of that he’s a household name and have judged all nine seasons of the Great British Sewing Bee. We dive into so many topics on this episode, everything from the evolution of menswear, how the suit has changed over the past 300 years, how Patrick brought back the wide-legged trouser which everyone copied - and got comments from Ralph Lauren, how and why we should buy less but buy better quality, and I ask if the British Government made a department for sartorial affairs and appointed him minister, what would be the first thing that he did. All that and much more. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a 5 star review. It’s much appreciated. Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Patrick on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrickgrantism/?hl=en Buy Patrick’s new books: Less: www.harperreach.com/products/less-patrick-grant-9780008664008/ The Savile Row Suit: www.harperreach.com/products/less-patrick-grant-9780008664008/

Glen Weinstein is a personal trainer and kettlebell coach. We talk about his use of a Mace and Sandbag and how it’s a more primal way to train, what session leaves him feeling the best after more than a decade of trying every sort of exercise and sport, why you shouldn’t count calories long term but can be good for you short term, we discuss what is better: general of specific movements, Glen demystifies nutrition and makes it straight forward, and discusses how one minute of air squats per day could change your life.  All that and much more, it’s a cracker. Enjoy. Join Glen's Kettlebell Fundamentals Workshop: https://thekbsix.co.uk/product/bulldog-gear-x-thekb6ix-workshop Find me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Glen on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thekb6ix/?hl=en

Henning Schuldt is a 26-year old artist, boxer, creator, and athlete from Germany. Henning had a lot of great takes on all aspects of life and we covered topics such as: his balance from the high octane world of boxing to the mediative state of painting. Why we should strive to be a warrior poet and what that means. How his mantra of keep creating motivates him, The dark side of art in history. How art imitates life and so much more. If you enjoy this episode, please do give it a 5 star rating - and if you’re new to the show so consider subscribing to ensure you don’t miss an episode. But in the meantime, enjoy the show. Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find Henning on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/henningschuldt?igsh=YXI0bGt3cm40NTlt

Mitch Hutchcraft is an explorer and adventurer who plans to swim the English channel, cycle to India, and then run from sea-level to base camp, before summiting Mount Everest. We discuss his background in the Royal Marines, what it was like to row from the Canaries to Barbados where he rotated on 2 hour shift every day and night for 7 weeks, his cycle across America and his training, preparation and expectations for the Limitless expedition which will be the worlds longest triathlon.  Find me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Mitch on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mitch.hutchcraft/ See the Limitless Website - https://www.12000kmtoeverest.com/

Nick Butter is the first person in the world to run a marathon in everyone country on the globe, running 26.2 miles in 196 countries. He’s also ran around Britain, is an author, speaker and coach. Nick has been on a lot of podcasts in his time and has been interviewed by every news publication you can think of. Instead of asking the usual questions about his big adventures, I wanted to find out more about the man behind all of the miles. What inspires him to do such feats? How does he choose his support team? Does he feel like he misses out on everyday life when he’s away for so long? His motivation behind his charity work. He’s given listeners of this podcast a very special discount code for Run Weekends, his adventure company which hosts amazing trips in even more amazing locations. All information can be found in the show notes. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow the show, I wouldn’t want you to miss out on any upcoming episode. In the meantime, enjoy the show. To get £75 OFF any Run Weekend, use pursuitpodcast at the checkout. https://www.runweekends.com/ Find out more about The 196 Foundation Find me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find Nick on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nickbutterrun?igsh=MTduNnd1N3VqdTZudg==

Jacob Wester is a big mountain backcountry skier and film maker. It was so good to sit down with Jacob and we talk about everything skiing - backcountry, big mountain, park and ski cinematic. We cover topics such as: - His evolution from park competitions to big days in the back country - Typical day in the life of a professional skier & weighing up avalanche risk - The toll of chasing the snow throughout the winter and how he unwinds in the summer - Are we in the midst of the death of the ski movie? - Why Norway should be on your ski bucket list It’s a corker. Find me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find Jacob on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jacobwester?igsh=aXg2aHpzMDN4bWhy

Rylan Schadegg is a 4x DEKA World Champion and a Spartan, Hyrox and Obstacle Course Racer (OCR). This was one of those episodes were I had planned topics of conversation and set questions, but 10 minutes into the episode they’d gone out of the window and we went down rabbit hole after rabbit hole, it was a super fun and interesting conversation. We cover topics such as: how Rylan balances competing on the world stage at so many different sports, his unbelievable childhood and values instilled in him by his parents, just wait until you hear some of the stories, his journey from cyclist to fitness racer, balancing coaching, running a business and racing, how his faith impacts what he does and how he does it, his deepest fear, his upcoming plans and so, so much more. It’s an utter privilege to talk to the people I do on this podcast, and in this episode it was like meeting a kindred spirit, our backgrounds and view point on the world are so similar that we’re planning to meet up this summer in the French alps to hang out. I’m sure there will be a part two to this conversation, and maybe then I can ask some of the questions that I was going to ask this time… Enjoy the episode. Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find Rylan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rylanschadegg?igsh=ZGQ3aXRwb3RzOXNw

Till Daling is a content creator, farmer, and photogrpaher who documents life on his rural Norwegian farm. After several years living in the high octane, busy city life, Till decided to buy a farm in rural Norway to live and work on. Till’s now daily routine and life is something out of a novel, from working with the seasons and living off the land, to his adventures with his husky, to his tales of fishing and hunting for food.   I had so many things I wanted to ask him about. We cover topics such as: the appeal of a rural farm in Norway, how he deals with temperatures of -30 degrees, how you catch fish when it’s all frozen, a typical day in the winter, the cost of living in Norway and how after a decade of power lifting, he’s actually at his strongest now as he lifts weights less and does more farm labour.  This is a great episode, I really enjoyed it and I know you will too.  Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly/?hl=en Find Till on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tilldaling/?hl=en Find Till on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@tilldaling

Andrew Shaw is a physiologist who helps people change their bad habits and make positive changes. Andrew has a unique style and delivery of messages and advice which has garnered some amazing results as he’s now one of the fastest growing Instagram pages out there. I wanted to sit down with him and pick his brains on the issues he talks about and go deep in the advice he gives. In todays episode cover topics such as: why you shouldn’t go for a walk to think, the three steps to build a habit, what’s experiential avoidance and why it could be limiting your life, the value of solitude, how a lack of structure and routine can exacerbate your feelings of distress, and why people focus on holidays and not dealing with the stress that necessitates the holiday. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow the show as we have some great guests lined up. There are a lot of gems to be found in this episode, I hope you enjoy. Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.reilly?igsh=MW80aGt1MXR1enhsNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Find Andrew on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewshawbsc?igsh=MTc1bGxuaWpheGV4aQ==