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YACHTING NEWS
Yachting International Radio delivers independent, industry-driven yachting news — covering superyachts, crew welfare, leadership, refits, technology, regulations, and the innovations shaping the maritime world. Updated multiple times each week with credible, real-world insight from across the global yachting sector.


The Blue Economy: Innovation, Impact & The Future of Sustainable Marine Design
At FLIBS 2025, Silent Yachts, Sunreef Yachts, and the WAVS Task Force revealed the technologies and ideas reshaping sustainable marine design — offering a clear look at the innovation driving today’s Blue Economy.

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14 hours ago3 min read


Crew Leadership: Building Stronger Teams in a Changing Yachting World
An in-depth exploration of crew leadership and the tools that reduce burnout, improve culture, and strengthen performance across the superyacht industry.

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1 day ago4 min read


Authentic Living: How Two People Rebuilt Their Lives Through Courage, Clarity, and Inner Work
Authentic living isn’t created by changing your location but by changing your relationship with yourself. In this powerful story of reinvention, Kim and Chazz Coursey reveal how travel, grief, discipline, and emotional truth shaped their journey toward a life rooted in presence, resilience, and self-care.

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2 days ago4 min read


Captain Kerry Titheradge: Reinvention, Discipline, and the Real Story Behind Leadership
From inland Australia to international recognition, Captain Kerry Titheradge’s story is shaped by adaptability, discipline, and the quiet reinventions that define a leader. This is an unembellished, authoritative look at the man behind the uniform.

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5 days ago4 min read


Superyacht Crew Retention: Rebuilding Stability in a Fractured Industry
Superyacht crew retention, leadership and long-term career stability take center stage as Captain Liam Devlin sits down with Graeme Lord of PYC Cayman. They explore modern employment structures, rotation, training, owner expectations and the cultural shift reshaping the future of professional yacht crew.

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Nov 283 min read


Moments That Matter: Humanity, Instinct & Inner Strength
Geraldine Hardy shares a powerful lesson in inner strength after witnessing a scooter accident in Thailand, exploring intuition, humanity, and resilience in moments that truly matter.

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Nov 274 min read


The Silent Crisis in Yacht Crew Recruitment — And the Founder Challenging It
TikTok creator and Moor Yacht Crew founder Emery Wallerich joins Charl Minnaar on Rich AF to unpack yachting careers, recruitment, money habits, and crew culture.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 264 min read


Savage, Desolate, Fairy-Like: Navigating the Northwest Passage With Captain Maiwenn Beadle
Captain Maiwenn Beadle takes us inside the Northwest Passage, sharing the realities, risks, and rare beauty of Arctic exploration — from ice navigation to scientific discovery.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 253 min read


Inside Superyacht Savannah: A Blueprint for Lasting Crew Culture
Superyacht Savannah earned global admiration not only for her design, but for a culture that kept crew committed, inspired, and growing for more than a decade. In this Forward Watch feature, Josephine De Luca reveals how intentional leadership, owner vision, and strategic investment created one of the industry’s strongest examples of lasting Yacht Crew Culture.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 223 min read


Stop Going Broke: A Real-World Guide to Yacht Crew Money
Yacht crew earn some of the highest tax-free salaries in the maritime world — yet many leave the industry with little saved. Financial educator Charl Minnaar shares the habits, structures, and mindset shifts that help crew turn short-term income into lasting independence.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 214 min read


Sea Keeper And The New Language Of Luxury Fragrance
Sea Keeper is reshaping what luxury fragrance can be. Created by New Zealand artisan perfumer and former photographer Brooke Lean, this ocean-inspired scent blends memory, craft and conservation into a story that stays with you long after it’s worn.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 214 min read


Moments That Matter: Rebuilding Yourself Through Intuition
In the quiet aftermath of the season, intuition becomes the compass that reveals what — and who — no longer belongs. Discover how closing old chapters, trusting your inner voice and choosing yourself can rebuild resilience from the inside out.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 203 min read


Leading With Presence: How Captain Liam Redefines Yacht Crew Culture
Yacht crew culture is evolving, and Captain Liam Devlin reveals what leadership really looks like behind the scenes. From psychological safety to proactive planning and onboard boundaries, this article explores the human reality of modern captaincy and the strategies shaping healthier crew environments.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 194 min read


Redefining The Superyacht Life: Erica Lay on Success, Sanity, and the Human Side of Yachting
In The Superyacht Life, author Erica Lay opens an honest conversation about the realities of working at sea — from the pressures of leadership and recruitment to the growing focus on mental health, mentorship, and staying sane in the world’s most demanding luxury industry.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 143 min read


The Power of Intention: Living With Purpose and Trusting the Journey
Intention is more than a mindset — it’s a compass that realigns every action with purpose. Explore how clarity of intention creates peace, flow, and resilience, even when life feels chaotic.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 133 min read


Crew Contracts & Flag States: Know Your Rights Before You Sign
Crew contracts form the backbone of safe and fair employment at sea. In this Maritime Legal episode, Dr. Lorna Mifsud Cachia explains how clarity, flag state, and legal oversight protect both seafarers and yacht owners — and why peace of mind begins on paper.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 133 min read


Canada Lifts Luxury Tax as Electric Boats Surge Worldwide
Breaking news: Canada officially removes its luxury tax on private boats and aircraft, sparking a national market rebound. Meanwhile, the global electric boating sector surges toward a $21 billion future. From Fort Lauderdale to Amsterdam, Yachting Unplugged’s Kim Sweers breaks down the innovations, the numbers, and the next wave in luxury boating.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 112 min read


Redefining Yacht Recruitment: How Jess Frost Is Changing the Way Crews Are Found and Valued
After a decade at sea, Jess Frost founded CrewFolio to bring empathy and accountability to yacht recruitment—proving that hiring with heart can change an entire industry.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 83 min read


Designing the Future of Coral Aquaculture: Jeff Turner on Sustainable Reef Innovation
From South Florida to the Smithsonian, Jeff Turner has turned coral aquaculture into both an art and a science — redefining what sustainability means beneath the surface.

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Nov 73 min read


Crossing for a Cause: Rufus Lewis Takes on the World’s Toughest Row
Former yacht crew member Rufus Lewis takes on the World’s Toughest Row — a 3,000-mile solo Atlantic crossing to raise awareness and funds for Caudwell Youth.

Yachting International Radio
Nov 72 min read
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