Jay Feely's incredible life continues in this episode, which recounts his high school years as told by his father, Tom Feely. In this captivating episode, Tom Feely reveals the inspiring journey of his son, Jay Feely, during his high school years, showcasing the determination and incredible talent that shaped Jay's future.

Tom unveils the astonishing saga of his second son's birth and the thrilling first five years of Jay Feely's life. From a breathtaking start, Jay's childhood unfolds in a tapestry of extraordinary, often uproarious events that captivate and inspire.

In this episode, Hit and Run, Tom shares the toughest challenge of his life. During this gut wrenching episode, you share the emotional roller coaster, but you will, by the end, shed tears of sheer joy.

Tom's Tall Tales and True Stories takes you on a tour of the spectacular Temple Terrace Light Show, including his own home.

Join Tom's Tall Tales and True Stories for an unforgettable experience at the stunning Temple Terrace Light Show, featuring a special glimpse of his beautifully decorated home. This dazzling event is an absolute must-see! Families from all around flock here, including tour buses, to witness the enchanting Christmas Light Show. Don’t miss out on this magical holiday tradition!

Tom Feely interviews a former Navy Veteran, who served during the Kuwait and Iraq wars and tells of his near death experiences.

Imagine being inside a submarine called the Alvin and you are one and one-half mile (7000 feet) below the surface. Your ability to navigate is disabled meanwhile the ship on the surface is fighting a huge violent storm. That is one of the true heart pounding stories told in this Episode called "The G.O.A.T" This is an epic episode with stories from all four of the "Feely Boys".

The 4th episode tells a story from the Canadian side of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Tom Feely guides twelve 8th graders into the primitive wilderness only to be confronted by a fast moving forest fire that sends the group fleeing for their lives.

This story is legendary! Tom was a 14-year-old on his first canoe trip to the Boundary Waters

(https://www.savetheboundarywaters.org/what-boundary-waters), where the most beautiful nature on the planet also comes with the dangers of nature at its most realistic example of "survival of the fittest". In this environment, bear and moose are the pinnacle of the fittest.