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Ari Shapiro
NPR’s Ari Shapiro has reported on Isis in Iraq and presidential elections. Now one of the most listened to news broadcasters, he talks about foraging, trust and his career.
The usual, please
The editor in chief of ‘Zeit Magazin’ on where he goes to shoot the breeze over a first-rate cocktail.
Hive of industry
Soundproofed chairs, high ceilings and yellow upholstery have helped Estonian newspaper ‘Aripaev’ turn a factory hall in Tallinn into a modern office for busy bees.
Editor’s Letter: Meet and greet
Tyler Brûlé reveals our plans to bring even more of the Monocle experience to you.
Crowd pleasers
An increasing number of independent media outlets are launching via crowdfunding campaigns. But building on this income while delivering on promises is another challenge; we look at seven ventures playing to the crowd.
Green room
The co-founder and publisher of Vienna’s foremost news and reviews magazine likes to dodge the crowds in the city’s public parks.
Case of the vanishing journalists
TV, newspapers and podcasts have made reinvestigating old crimes big news. But who can they turn to for help? Meet two reporters who left their jobs to become media-minded private eyes.
The Ten
Hot Chip embraces euphoria, a Dutch munitions factory reinvents itself as a cultural hub, and a 94-year-old Lebanese poet finally gets her moment. Ten reasons to pay attention this week.
The shore thing
Summer by the sea demands a particular kind of playlist. We ask three sunkissed selectors to pick their hottest tunes.
Editor’s letter
As our correspondents report back on exceptional experiences for this year’s Escapist, editor in chief Tyler Brûlé delivers his verdict on the essence of travel and hospitality. This is your captain speaking...
