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.

UNCENSORED

UNCENSORED confronts the yachting industry’s hidden truths — abuse, injustice, mental health, leadership failures, and the human cost behind the luxury. These are raw, unfiltered conversations with crew, advocates, and experts exposing the realities too often ignored. It’s direct. It’s honest. And it’s built to drive change.

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

Harassment In Yachting: Speaking Truth, Finding Strength

Harassment in yachting is often dismissed as “banter.” In this UNCENSORED conversation, chef and advocate Halima Ferreira joins host Marién Sarriera to expose the cost of silence — and how speaking truth can rebuild what harassment tried to destroy.

Yachting International Radio

Oct 83 min read

Civil vs. Criminal Law at Sea: Why Litigation Is the Crew’s Lifeline

When criminal courts refuse to act, maritime law still offers crew a path to justice. In this UNCENSORED feature, maritime lawyer Adria Notari explains the difference between civil and criminal law at sea — from statutes of limitation and evidence collection to employer liability and the limits of flag state accountability.

Yachting International Radio

Sep 33 min read

UNCENSORED episode thumbnail showing Adria Notari and Marién Sarriera discussing maritime law, crew termination, and seafarer rights with a superyacht at night in the background.

Retaliation and Silence at Sea: Why Litigation May Be the Crew's Strongest Weapon

Retaliation, NDAs, and silence at sea continue to shape the hidden challenges yacht crew face worldwide. This feature explores how Maritime Law empowers seafarers to fight unlawful termination, challenge abusive behaviour, and pursue real accountability across the industry.

Yachting International Radio

Aug 205 min read

Navigating Seafarer’s Rights: Understanding Maritime Law and Protections

Navigating Seafarer Rights — Maritime lawyer Adria Notari explains crew protections, flag-state laws, and the Maritime Labour Convention in this UNCENSORED legal episode.

Yachting International Radio

Aug 75 min read

YACHTING NEWS

UNCENSORED

Leading With Presence: How Captain Liam Redefines Yacht Crew Culture

Harassment In Yachting: Speaking Truth, Finding Strength

Civil vs. Criminal Law at Sea: Why Litigation Is the Crew’s Lifeline

Retaliation and Silence at Sea: Why Litigation May Be the Crew's Strongest Weapon

Navigating Seafarer’s Rights: Understanding Maritime Law and Protections

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