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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 1H 16M

#22: Being a Prince; 21st Century Aristocracy; Nobless Oblige; Global Affairs; Living History

from Beyond The Bubble · host Andras Baneth

In this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras welcomes Prince Charles-Antoine de Ligne La Trémoïlle for a wide-ranging conversation about nobility, heritage, responsibility, business, and the state of Europe today.Prince Charles-Antoine shares the remarkable history of his family, whose roots date back a 1000 years and whose name carries stories of knights, alliances, and a lineage intertwined with European history. He explains what it means to hold a noble title in the modern world, how the concept of noblesse oblige still guides him, and why setting an example remains an essential duty.Andras and the Prince explore his entrepreneurial projects, from developing the eco-resort “Your Nature” in Belgium to his earlier ventures in the United States. The discussion expands into the broader economic and political landscape: Europe’s challenges with overregulation and taxation, the cultural shifts in work ethic, and the balance between democracy, efficiency, and long-term vision.The conversation includes money, freedom, and the meaning of happiness, as well as the importance of reading, culture, and the value of manual skills in a changing world shaped by technology and AI. They reflect on art, taste, and what defines good judgment, whether in aesthetics, leadership, or politics. The Prince offers candid views on Europe’s decline, the rise of Asia, and the lessons to be learned from Switzerland’s pragmatic democracy.Centuries of history and the realities of today come together: a personal and philosophical look at responsibility, culture, and what it means to live with purpose.

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