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The ForecastJanuary 2020
Issue 129
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Rana Mitter, director of Oxford University’s China Centre, explains why Beijing is imprisoning the country’s press.
The Briefing 7 min listen
Scientist Dr Chris Smith and music expert Rob Wood explain how Christmas songs make us part with our money.
Until recently, mountain sports enthusiasts in Denmark had to visit Norway or fly to the Alps. Now they can head to CopenHill: a power station and ski slope designed by architecture firm BIG. Monocle’s Venetia Rainey went to investigate.
The Globalist 0 min listen
Dr David Whitehouse explains how the European Space Agency plans to clear up the junk orbiting the Earth.
The Briefing 0 min listen
The Foreign Desk 5 min listen
The Menu 4 min listen
The Urbanist 4 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 9 min listen
Meet the Writers 7 min listen
Monocle on Design 6 min listen
Georgina Godwin talks to best-selling writer Mitch Albom about his new book, ‘Finding Chika’, focusing on a young Haitain orphan, born in Port Au Prince just days after the 2010 earthquake, who becomes a popular character in Albom’s own orphanage.
Meet the Writers 209 30 min listen
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The Monocle Weekly 544 1 hour listen
The Sethi siblings Sunaina, Karam and Jyotin, behind some of London’s most beloved restaurants, share their tips for success. Also in the programme: how US chef Beverly Kim keeps on pushing the boundaries of Korean-American cooking.
The Menu 425 30 min listen
The Brazilian ecologist tells us about how his plans to save the arapaima – the giant endangered Amazonian fish – is not just about preserving a species but also about helping indigenous communities to survive.
The Pioneers 6 NaN min listen
This special edition of the programme is hosted by Monocle’s Carlota Rebelo in Los Angeles. She reports on what defines the Southern California aesthetic, a new streetlight competition and textiles from BlockShop.
Monocle on Design 425 30 min listen
A tour of Toronto’s Bloorcourt Village, home to numerous restaurants and small businesses that reflect the diversity of the city.
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Meet the Writers 208 30 min listen
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The Stack 379 30 min listen
Eureka 177: Snow Peak
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The Entrepreneurs 12 min listen
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