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Why Richard Hart, one of the world’s most famous bakers, decided to launch his new business in Copenhagen. Plus: Donna Hay’s ‘Modern Baking’ and the grain that Senegalese chef Pierre Thiam wants to introduce to the world.
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The Entrepreneurs 30 min listen
Elemental: the work of Alejandro Aravena
Monocle on Design 30 min listen
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The Monocle Culture Show 30 min listen
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As UK prime minister Theresa May’s cabinet endorses a draft Brexit agreement, we ask how the news has been received in Europe. We learn what Japan’s prime minister Shinzo Abe and US vice president Mike Pence hope to achieve on a trip to Australia. And if you’re stuck with what to give a Trump supporter for Christmas, we might just have the answer.
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Dr Chris Smith from Cambridge University explains why the kilogram could be changing.
The Briefing 4 min listen
As Brexit negotiations tentatively progress, journalist Sebastian Borger and analyst Stephen Dalziel discuss what Angela Merkel and other European leaders can do to shape the future of the EU. Hosted by Juliette Foster.
Midori House 12 min listen
The US president can’t tell the difference between these two regions. But how much does Monocle’s Balkans correspondent know about the Baltics?
Journalists Daniella Peled and Quentin Peel discuss the French president’s views on the dangers of nationalism.
Midori House 25 min listen
The Foreign Desk 5 min listen
The Menu 6 min listen
The Urbanist 3 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 9 min listen
The Monocle Culture Show 15 min listen
Monocle on Design 6 min listen
Midori House 30 min listen
As Mickey hits a significant birthday, we take a look at his career as a film star, logo, toy and all-round international brand superstar.
The Monocle Culture Show 370 30 min listen
We meet some of New Zealand’s leading Maori authors. Plus: a report from Pitchfork Paris, the weekend papers, female tribes and the ethical tea brand trying to change the industry.
Sunday Brunch 16 60 min listen
Last week’s midterms saw the election of record-breaking numbers of women and breakthroughs for minorities. Might Trump’s legacy be turning the US into everything his supporters like least – and fear most? Andrew Mueller is joined by former deputy homeland security adviser Amy Pope, UCL’s Jeffrey Howard and US Naval War College professor Tom Nichols.
The Foreign Desk 253 30 min listen
Big data and technology have revolutionised the nature of elections – but who’s benefiting? In this special report we investigate the changing dynamics of voting and assess how the rise of the internet has redefined politics.
Every year the Royal British Legion, a charity that supports members and veterans of the British armed forces, raises money by selling poppies in remembrance of those who have died during service. Andrew Mueller explores how a well-meaning charity fundraiser has become yet another frontline in the 21st century’s culture wars.
The Foreign Desk 4 min listen
Monocle’s Rome correspondent David Plaisant takes us on a tour of a central – if rather scruffy – neighbourhood that is famous for its lively market, attracting people and flavours from all over the world.
‘Roman Vishniac Rediscovered’, at The Photographers’ Gallery and The Jewish Museum in London, showcases the Russian-American photographer’s career. His images have helped define our understanding of the lead-up to the Second World War and beyond. Curator Maya Benton tells us more.
The Monocle Weekly 487 12 min listen
Asian Art in London is an annual event that brings together Asian art dealers, auction houses and leading museums. We look at the scene in the region.
Sunday Brunch 15 15 min listen
Men’s Health, Peanuts, Louis Cha
The Stack 29 min listen
ModMag 2018
The Stack 30 min listen
Live from Zürich: ‘NZZ am Sonntag’, ‘Republik’, ‘Folha de São Paulo’
Esa-Pekka Salonen
The Big Interview 30 min listen
Agnès Varda
The Big Interview 27 min listen
Mary Robinson
Tall Stories 131: Kavanagh building
Extra: Bricking it
Monocle on Design 7 min listen
Amastan Paris
Eureka 122: Fora
The Entrepreneurs 11 min listen
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