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The Smartest Wave Yet: How Yacht Crew Investing Is Rewriting Financial Freedom
Josh Swart reveals how yacht crew investing builds real freedom through patience, compound growth, and financial awareness for today’s seafarers.

Yachting International Radio
5 days ago3 min read


Luxury, Litigation & Launches: What’s Making Headlines in Yachting
Yachting enters a new era of transparency and innovation — from Jan Koum’s design lawsuit to Monaco’s exclusivity debate, historic builds, and global safety breakthroughs.

Yachting International Radio
7 days ago3 min read


Below Deck Realities: Tzarina Mace-Ralph’s Call for Change in Yachting
Below Deck chef Tzarina Mace-Ralph opens up with host Karine Rayson about the realities behind the cameras. From burnout and hidden abuses to the urgent need for reform, she calls for an industry that protects crew, normalizes therapy, and values honesty over silence.

Yachting International Radio
Sep 52 min read


Marathon for Mental Health: Crew Supporting Crew, One Step at a Time
The Marathon for Mental Health is uniting yacht crew worldwide from October 10–31, 2025. Led by Mel White of Seas the Mind, this flexible challenge invites crews to walk, run, or hike a marathon distance while raising vital funds for ISWAN’s 24/7 Yacht Crew Help service. With global meet-ups, team spirit, and practical onboard support tools, it’s crew caring for crew — one step at a time.

Yachting International Radio
Sep 22 min read


Finding Your Voice: The Key to Self-Care
When we lose our voice — whether through silence, fear, or conditioning — we sacrifice more than words. In this powerful reflection, Geraldine Hardy reveals why communication is the foundation of self-care, how suppressed expression impacts health, and why reclaiming your voice is essential for transformation and wellbeing.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 283 min read


Charting a Clear Course: Maritime Marketing in the Digital Age
From liveaboards in the Red Sea to digital consulting for small and medium-sized businesses, Frédéric “Fifi” Morisod and Mik Jennings have transformed their passion for the ocean into a mission: helping companies in diving, yachting, and beyond navigate the fast-changing world of digital strategy. Their approach goes far beyond social media — it’s about creating authentic connections, building trust, and turning experiences into lasting growth.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 272 min read


Sauna on the Runway: Helsinki Airport Redefines Travel Culture
Helsinki Airport is redefining what it means to be a gateway city. From a sauna on the runway to award-winning passenger experiences, Director of Marketing Anna Tuomi reveals how Finland’s capital is blending tradition, wellness, and innovation to welcome the world.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 263 min read


Relief Crew Foundation: Bringing Yachting Skills to Humanitarian Shores
Discover how Humanitarian Yachting through the Relief Crew Foundation empowers yacht crew to use their skills in global volunteering projects that transform communities and inspire lasting change.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 252 min read


Leading Across Generations: Captain Dundas on Redefining Leadership at Sea
Leadership in yachting is often viewed through the lens of hierarchy and authority. But Captain Dundas, with 18 years in the industry and 12 as a captain, sees it differently. By embracing adaptability, values-driven decision making, and two-way feedback, he has reshaped his command—and found new purpose in the role. His insights reveal how modern leadership can reduce turnover, strengthen crew culture, and bring genuine enjoyment back to the bridge.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 222 min read


Healing, Resilience, and the Power of Self-Discipline
After three months of deep healing in Thailand, Geraldine Hardy returns to the Monaco Yacht Show with powerful insights on resilience, trauma, and the self-discipline needed to break repeating cycles. She reminds us that life’s challenges are not dead ends but crossroads — opportunities to choose differently, reduce stress, and step into our true selves.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 213 min read


Retaliation and Silence at Sea: Why Litigation May Be the Crew's Strongest Weapon
"Silenced, fired, and forgotten — it’s the brutal reality for too many yacht crew who dare to report abuse or unsafe conditions. Maritime attorney Adria Notari breaks down why litigation, not silence, may be the only path to real accountability. Even without a contract, your rights exist. The law still applies. And private vessels are not exempt."

Yachting International Radio
Aug 203 min read


The Leadership Shift Yachting Needs: Why Crew Wellness Starts at the Top
“We’ve got too many ambulances at the bottom of the cliff. What we need are guardrails at the top.”
Captain Liam Devlin and WaveWellness Founder Xanthe Bowater dive deep into what real leadership looks like onboard superyachts—where supporting crew wellbeing isn’t a perk, but a responsibility.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 203 min read


America’s Superyacht Surge: Why Lürssen Planted Its Flag at Pier 66
As American buyers drive the majority of Lürssen’s custom builds, Timothy Hamilton explains why Fort Lauderdale has become the strategic heart of superyachting—and how the U.S. can reclaim its shipbuilding legacy.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 175 min read


Feeding Resilience: How Nutrition Shapes Health and Performance at Sea
Veteran yacht chef Polly Baptist has spent decades proving that nutrition is as critical as training when it comes to resilience at sea. Her message is clear: diversify the crew mess, feed the gut–mind connection, and invest in what’s on the plate — because that’s an investment in the people who eat from it.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 153 min read


Empowering Women in Yachting: Training, Growth, and Building Stronger Crews
The interior crew are the face of any yacht — yet often the least supported when it comes to training and career progression. Industry leader Gemma Hulbert is changing that, championing equal opportunities, professional confidence, and wellbeing for stewardesses worldwide. From mastering technical skills to setting boundaries and building leadership, her approach empowers women in yachting to thrive at sea and beyond.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 124 min read


Travel Style Secrets from Celebrity Stylist Tara West: How to Pack, Dress, and Arrive in Style
Celebrity stylist Tara West reveals her best travel style secrets — from packing light with versatile sets to mastering quiet luxury looks. Discover chic, practical outfit ideas for every destination, plus must-have accessories that transform your travel wardrobe from ordinary to unforgettable.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 123 min read


Luxury Yachts, Charity Galas, and Key Events: September's Yachting Highlights
September brings two of yachting’s premier events — the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show — blending luxury showcases, industry networking, and philanthropy. Highlights include a Mercy Ships fundraising gala in Cannes, uniting the yachting community to support life-changing medical care while celebrating innovation, connection, and the spirit of giving back.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 112 min read


Navigating the Waters of Yachting Lawsuits: A Look at Class Actions and Industry Impacts
Class action lawsuits are reshaping the yachting industry, challenging unfair practices and pushing for greater transparency. The ongoing case against Safe Harbor Marinas highlights how collective legal action can protect consumers, set industry precedents, and drive positive change in billing, customer service, and trust between companies and vessel owners.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 104 min read


Navigating the Transition from Yacht Life to Land: Lessons from Former Yachtie Craig Condy
Craig Condy’s journey from superyacht crew to business coach reveals the realities of yachting career transitions. From 90-hour weeks at sea to building a new identity on land, he shows how resilience, personal branding, and balance can turn challenges into opportunities. For yachties facing life beyond the water, his story is both a guide and an inspiration.

Yachting International Radio
Aug 103 min read


Inside the World of Yacht Management with Barrett Wright, President of Hill Robinson USA
Barrett Wright, President of Hill Robinson USA, offers a deep dive into the complexities and evolution of yacht management. With her...

Yachting International Radio
Aug 83 min read
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