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17 February 2020
As the Munich Security Conference draws to a close, we ask what 2020 holds for global security and unpack the talks that did (and didn’t) happen. Plus: the likelihood of peace in Libya, the latest in US politics and what’s…
17 February 2020
Why crossing the road could soon land you behind bars in Phoenix, and what makes Austria one of Europe’s most charming destinations.
17 February 2020
Spoiler alert: the answer is “no”. The chief economist of UBS Global Wealth Management and the founder and CEO of Otonomos join the show to help explain why bitcoin (or any other cryptocurrency) is not fit to settle such…
16 February 2020
Daniel Kehlmann, Germany’s best-selling postwar novelist, discusses his country’s literary humour, the origin of fairy tales and his new book, ‘Tyll’, which has now been translated into English and is set to be a Netflix…
16 February 2020
We meet author Susannah Cahalan whose new book, ‘The Great Pretender’, unpacks the complicated history of the treatment of the mentally ill. Plus: photographer Martin Andersen on his photos that capture his love of Totte…
16 February 2020
Chef Ralph Schelling and Florian Egli from the Foraus think-tank join Georgina Godwin for a morning of clever conversation, broadcast live in front of an audience at the Monocle Shop and café in Zürich.
16 February 2020
Markus Hippi and Fernando Augusto Pacheco present a selection of highlights from the past seven days on Monocle 24. This week: Sweden’s first state architect, Helena Bjarnegård; founder and CEO of skincare brand Rodial,…
15 February 2020
Last Saturday’s general election in the Republic of Ireland ended a solid, century-old political duopoly. Sinn Fein, the party best known as the political wing of the IRA, won more votes than Fianna Fail or Fine Gael. How…
15 February 2020
We speak to Ben Kelway about his book celebrating 25 years of ‘Arena Homme+’. Plus: Pamela Fiori on her book telling the history of travel title ‘Holiday’ and we review the latest edition of Uniqlo’s magazine, ‘LifeWear’…
15 February 2020
Georgina Godwin is joined by Vincent McAviney and Elisabeth Braw to discuss the European newspapers.
14 February 2020
We feature a new Helsinki restaurant that’s pushing the boundaries in sourcing local ingredients and a UK initiative supporting hospitality entrepreneurs. Plus: what’s bubbling on Poland’s food and restaurant scene.
14 February 2020
We recap the week in politics by looking at the election result in Ireland and the Democratic party primaries in the US. Plus: what makes a good Bond theme song? We discuss the latest effort from Billie Eilish and a few…
14 February 2020
We’re at the World Economic Forum in Davos to learn about the future of work, with global leaders in business, government, academia and civil society. We’ll discuss how innovation and multi-sector co-operation can safeguard…
14 February 2020
The FT’s political editor, George Parker, and the former spin doctor Sean Kemp unpack a dramatic week in Westminster. Plus: what to expect from the Munich Security Conference, reflections from the campaign trail in New…
14 February 2020
Philip Chan is business development manager of Page Hotels, the Hong Kong-based company that’s just launched a new property in central London. We talk to him about the small details of his hotels and how to create a fresh…
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