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What does it take to walk away from Ralph Lauren and build a brand from scratch?

Charlie Schaefer, founder of Greyson Clothiers, joins In The Harbor to share the story behind one of the fastest-growing names in golf and lifestyle apparel.

From redefining golf style to building a brand worn by players like Justin Thomas and Jon Rahm, Charlie breaks down how Greyson carved out a unique space at the intersection of performance and luxury.

We dive into:

• Why traditional golf apparel missed the mark
• How Greyson built a premium brand from day one
• The importance of identity, storytelling, and community
• The role of athletes, partnerships, and positioning
• Where golf—and golf culture—is heading next

If you're interested in brand building, entrepreneurship, or the business behind modern lifestyle trends, this is one you won’t want to miss.

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In today’s market, it feels like everything is happening at once. Geopolitical tension. Questions around private credit. Volatility in energy markets. Rising interest rates. Gold and silver surging.
And yet… markets continue to hold up.

In this episode of In The Harbor, we sit down with Rich Consul of Bankers Edge to break down what he calls the “Polycrisis” — a world where multiple macro forces are colliding at the same time.

More importantly, we explore why markets aren’t reacting the way many would expect. Rich shares his framework for cutting through the noise, including his weekly exercise — “Rich’s Weekend Five” — where he translates the week’s headlines into what actually matters for five key markets: the dollar, energy, stocks, yields, and gold.

We also discuss:
• Why this environment is both risk-off and inflationary
• Why traditional market relationships may be breaking down
• The role of the consumer balance sheet and liquidity
• Rotation from large caps into small and mid caps
• What’s real vs overblown in private credit
• Why energy may be the most important variable

This episode is built for advisors and investors trying to make sense of a complex and noisy macro environment — and focus on what actually matters.

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What does it take to operate in some of the most remote places on earth — and build a premium brand around exploration?

In this episode of In The Harbor, we sit down with Brent Centlivre of Lindblad Expeditions to explore the evolution of expedition travel and the business behind it.

Brent is a senior leader at Lindblad Expeditions bringing deep expertise in the business of experiential travel — from understanding evolving consumer demand to navigating capital intensity, fleet management, and global operations in a highly specialized segment of the travel industry. His perspective sits at the intersection of adventure, hospitality, logistics, and long-term brand building.

Lindblad, a pioneer in expedition travel known for immersive, science-driven voyages to some of the most remote and extraordinary places on earth, partners with National Geographic to deliver exploration experiences that blend adventure, conservation, photography, and education — from Antarctica and the Galápagos to Alaska and the Arctic.

We discuss:
•The rise of experiential luxury and why travelers are prioritizing meaning over material
•How Lindblad’s partnership with National Geographic shapes brand, credibility, and demand
•Fleet economics, capital allocation, and the operational complexity of expedition cruising
•The surprising demographics driving growth in adventure travel
•Sustainability, conservation, and aligning mission with margin
•How expedition travel behaves through economic cycles

For financial advisors and business owners, this conversation touches on more than just travel. It’s about brand durability, capital intensity, consumer psychology, and the power of differentiated experiences.

Because at the end of the day, wealth isn’t just about accumulation — it’s about access and there’s more to life than markets.

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