19 August 2018

We discuss the life of one of Britain’s most prolific playwrights and seductive symphonies. Plus: Scandi dining, how to grill and weekend papers.

18 August 2018

An award-winning author and singer-songwriter, Young talks about her life and her latest book ‘You Left Early’. It charts her all-consuming relationship with composer Robert Lockhart and his all-consuming relationship with…

18 August 2018

This week we speak to Marco Velardi, editor in chief of ‘Apartamento’ magazine, plus Liz Schaffer from ‘Lodestars Anthology’ and Jeremy Leslie reviews the best titles for the summer.

16 August 2018

Sydney’s Sons of the East drop by to play us a few indie-folk tracks in the midst of their European tour.

13 August 2018

Robert Bound, Fernando Augusto Pacheco and film critic for ‘The Telegraph’ Tim Robey talk shark movies and see if this summer’s offering, ‘The Meg’, has any bite.

13 August 2018

Sydney’s Sons of the East drop by to play us a few indie-folk tracks in the midst of their European tour.

Carsten Höller’s dream works, a Danish art fair to watch and Madrid reclaims its airwaves.

12 August 2018

We look at art from Weimar Germany and discuss sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the US. Plus: Levantine food and the weekend papers.

11 August 2018

One of India’s greatest living novelists, Anuradha Roy has been longlisted for the Man Booker prize for her writing. In this interview, she discusses her work, and inequality and nationalism in India.

11 August 2018

We speak to Andrés Rodríguez, editor of ‘Man on the Moon’ magazine, browse through the September issues and chart the return of ‘The Monocle Summer Weekly’.

9 August 2018

UK singer and songwriter Lucie Silvas tells us how a move to Nashville has affected her career and performs tracks from her new album ‘EGO’.

9 August 2018

British singer and songwriter Lucie Silvas tells Andrew Mueller how a move to Nashville has affected her musical career and performs a few tracks from her new album ‘EGO’.

6 August 2018

This year ‘Less’ by Andrew Sean Greer picked up the Pulitzer prize for fiction, which was a surprise to critics as this accolade is rarely given to funny books. Robert Bound and writers Lucy Scholes and Andy Miller ask why…

5 August 2018

We put on a headset and step into the digital world as we discuss virtual reality and theatre, and then homelessness in 1970s London. Plus: human errors, and guilt-free dining.

4 August 2018

Joanna Coles is the former editor of ‘Cosmopolitan’ and was the inspiration behind television shows ‘Running in Heels’ and ‘The BoldType’. We discuss her meteoric career rise and new book, ‘Love Rules: How to Find a Real…