Legacy of Luxury, a new multi-platform show hosted by Jaron Solomon and Nick Constantino, has officially launched across Spotify, YouTube, and Xtra 106.3FM (WFOM) in Atlanta. Recorded at the Solomon Brothers Jewelers Studios in Buckhead, the show explores the evolving world of luxury living, with a strong emphasis on fine jewelry, craftsmanship, and culture. Airing Saturdays at 8:30 AM on Xtra 106.3FM, Legacy of Luxury blends expert insights, emotional storytelling, and behind-the-scenes access to the people shaping luxury across industries. Topics range from jewelry design and marketing to travel, food and drink, fashion, automotive, real estate, and more.
"I'm thrilled to bring Legacy of Luxury to Atlanta radio," said Nick Constantino, co-host and Chief Marketing Officer of Solomon Brothers Jewelers. "This show is about more than jewelry—it's about the mindset of luxury, the stories behind the brands, and the people who make it all come to life." "Solomon Brothers has been a long-time advertiser on our station," said Andy Roth, Programming Director at Xtra 106.3FM. "It's exciting to see them step behind the mic and take the lead on a full show. Legacy of Luxury is a natural extension of their brand and a great addition to our weekend lineup."
With over 35,000 combined downloads and streams to date, Legacy of Luxury is quickly becoming a trusted voice for luxury consumers, industry insiders, and retailers. Each episode features guest interviews, mythbusting segments, and practical takeaways—delivered in a conversational tone that's both visionary and approachable. The show's multi-platform distribution strategy enhances its accessibility, allowing audiences to engage with content through traditional radio, streaming audio, and video platforms. This approach reflects broader trends in media consumption, where successful programs often leverage multiple channels to reach diverse demographics.
The emphasis on craftsmanship and culture positions Legacy of Luxury as more than a marketing vehicle; it serves as an educational resource that demystifies high-end markets. By exploring topics from automotive to real estate alongside jewelry, the show contextualizes luxury as an interconnected ecosystem rather than isolated purchases. This holistic perspective is particularly relevant as consumer expectations evolve toward experiences and narratives over mere ownership. The involvement of industry professionals like Constantino lends credibility, while the conversational format makes complex subjects accessible to both enthusiasts and newcomers.
Legacy of Luxury's rapid growth in downloads and streams indicates a market demand for content that bridges entertainment and expertise in the luxury sector. Its success could influence how other brands approach content creation, moving beyond traditional advertising to build authority through storytelling. For Atlanta's media landscape, the show adds a niche program that elevates local expertise in luxury markets, potentially attracting national attention. As luxury consumption increasingly values transparency and authenticity, programs like this one play a crucial role in shaping perceptions and fostering informed engagement across industries.
