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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: Tim Robey
20 January 2017
As awards season heats up we get to grips with three well-received films: Jackie Kennedy biopic ‘Jackie’, family drama ‘Lion’ and psychological horror ‘Split’.
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The Monocle Daily, episode 34
1 December 2011
Tyler Brûlé and Indira Naidoo discuss Hillary Clinton and Aung San Suu Kyi’s meeting in Burma, we also learn the psychology behind brand loyalty schemes.
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The Briefing - Tuesday 26 February
26 February 2019
We discuss the departure of Iran’s foreign minister. Plus: how Russian media wages psychological warfare against Moscow’s critics, the latest from Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress and Serbia’s new regional airport.
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Meet the Writers - Monocle Reads: Nick Blackburn
20 January 2022
Nick Blackburn is a therapist with a background in literature and the arts, whose work sits at the intersection of the complexities of the human mind and the written word. He speaks to Georgina Godwin about his new memoir…
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The Stack - Print resolutions
6 January 2018
Stretch your quads and lace up your trainers: we’re burning off our festive paunches with an invigorating jog through the pages of a new running magazine. Plus: how a legacy psychology title gets inside our heads, and…
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The Big Interview - Jon Ronson
10 January 2016
Monocle’s culture editor Robert Bound sits down with journalist and documentary maker Jon Ronson to discuss getting non-fiction stories to the big screen, representing the fringes of society and how amateur psychology…
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Meet the Writers - Stephanie Merritt
3 July 2022
Georgina Godwin meets the author, journalist and critic, also known by her pen name SJ Parris. She’s penned a historical thriller series and a memoir about her experience of living with depression, and also writes for ‘The…
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The Briefing - Tuesday 7 August
7 August 2018
Are leaders in Washington guilty of waging “psychological warfare” against Iran? We also examine whether Nato is considering setting up a military base in Albania and ask if broadcasters should ever air the views of extr…
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The Monocle Weekly - Rodney Graham, Paul Keedwell and Roberto Fonseca
12 March 2017
Canadian visual artist Rodney Graham stops by the studio to discuss his new career retrospective “Rodney Graham: That's not Me”, and new album “Gondoliers”. Plus: a psychiatry and mood expert explains his book “Headspace…
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The Monocle Daily - Special - Alain De Botton interview
26 December 2016
To celebrate the holiday season we’re revisiting a few fine discussions with some much-loved authors. Today we meet Alain De Botton, the man who reclaimed the self-help genre in 2004 with ‘How Proust Can Change Your Life’…
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The Monocle Daily - Tuesday 7 May
7 May 2019
Iran accuses the US of “psychological warfare” after Washington’s deployment of a carrier strike group sent tensions rising. Plus: the Arctic Council meeting ends without a joint declaration, Mark Zuckerberg books a meeting…
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The Pioneers - Francesco Sauro
13 March 2020
We speak to speleologist Francesco Sauro about the physical and psychological demands of cave exploration. He tells us what it's like to be the first person to set foot in a cave and how being a subterranean expert has…
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Meet the Writers - Monocle Reads: ‘Fans‘
25 May 2023
Georgina Godwin speaks to journalist and former science writer Michael Bond about his latest book, ‘Fans: A Journey into the Psychology of Belonging’. It takes a fascinating look at the history of fandom and how we let…
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Sunday Brunch - ‘Hooked’
7 October 2018
We discuss the psychology behind addiction with London’s Science Gallery, meet artist Zak Ové, leaf through the weekend papers, find out how to deal with a natural disaster and visit Bluebird Café in London.Bluebird Café As the 20 year-old café expands across London, we discuss how an old favourite keeps up.