In this episode, we sit down with Rudi Schreiner, Co-Founder, Co-Owner and President of AmaWaterways, to explore his extraordinary journey from adventurer to entrepreneur. Rudi shares how his early travels - from Afghanistan to the Amazon - shaped his passion for exploration and led to the creation of AmaWaterways, redefining luxury travel on rivers. We delve into Rudi's innovative approach to river cruising, his focus on sustainability, and the cultural immersion that makes these journeys so unique. From designing groundbreaking itineraries to preserving the essence of travel, Rudi offers a fascinating glimpse into how adventure and entrepreneurship can transform the way we experience the world.

In an exploration of innovation that honours tradition, we welcome one of the co-founders of Maeving, Seb Inglis-Jones to What The Luxe. Their journey from a shared concern about climate change to creating electric motorcycles that capture the soul of classic British design reveals the delicate art of evolution in the world of mobility. Seb navigates us through Maeving's distinctive approach—drawing inspiration from China's electric revolution while remaining steadfast to design heritage that motorcyclists revere. The conversation unfolds to reveal not just a business strategy centred on direct-to-consumer relationships, but a philosophy that transforms the mundane act of commuting into "the most joyous time of the day." What emerges is a vision beyond mere transportation—a sensory experience where the absence of engine rumble creates a new form of connection between rider, machine, and environment.

In an exploration of a different kind of luxury—the luxury of a thriving, abundant natural world—we welcome Ben Goldsmith, a visionary conservationist, to What The Luxe. His journey from the world of finance to the forefront of global rewilding is a testament to a profound passion for restoring ecological balance and creating a lasting legacy.

With a truly international career in hospitality, Franck Arnold brings his story and expertise to What The Luxe, telling all about London's original luxury hotel—"the place of firsts"—and its singularities; its long legacy and modern renaissance; and the thousands of guest interactions that make The Savoy so sought-after, even after 130+ years.

For two decades, VistaJet has flown passengers to over 2,400 airports in 96% of the world's countries, making it the first and only global aviation company. Sitting down with What The Luxe, VistaJet's Global CMO Matteo Atti pulls back the curtain on one of the world's most fascinating and talked-about industries, speaking to changing notions of luxury, the diversity of the UHNW audience and the future of private aviation.

From a startup in his spare room to an established and sought-after media brand, Harry Jarman and his team have built something truly exceptional with Gentlemen's Journal. In the latest episode of What The Luxe, Jarman speaks on subjects like the platform's evolution, the demand for print and the changing face of influence today.

In conversation with What The Luxe, David Burke, Chief Executive of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), delves into the history, mission and evolving role of orchestras in contemporary culture. Shifting perceptions from luxury to legacy, Burke shares how LPO is helping to keep the arts alive by democratising access to live performances and breaking barriers to musical education.

Kicking off the fourth series of What The Luxe, we welcome a Director at the renowned Zaha Hadid Architects, Melodie Leung, as she reflects on her remarkable nineteen-year journey with the firm. Through her story, Melodie offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of one of the world's most innovative and influential architecture practices, sharing the passion, craft and forward-thinking that define the Zaha Hadid legacy.

For over a century, St. Regis Hotels & Resorts has redefined what luxury means to affluent guests time and time again. Sitting down with What The Luxe, Guiseppe De Martino, General Manager of The St. Regis Rome, walks us through what it takes to conduct not just a luxury hotel but a legendary one, and why it's perhaps one of the most difficult art forms to master.

For the last seventeen years, Anthea Peers has experienced everything Christie's is and stands for, from the drama of the auction to the stories behind the art world's most famous pieces. Bringing her best anecdotes to life, Anthea and Anant go behind the gavel – talking everything from Christie's impressive history and how the heritage brand maintains relevance today to the face of the new collector, the part scarcity plays in modern luxury and so much more.