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Andrew Tuck sits down with Douglas Cardinal, one of Canada’s most respected architects and still an inspiring voice at the age of 86.
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Highlights from Monocle 24
The Curator 1 hour listen
Mary Lou McDonald
The Foreign Desk 30 min listen
Monocle On Saturday: 8 August 2020
Monocle on Saturday
Culture
Entrepreneurialism
Architecture
Business
Music
Food and drink
The Entrepreneurs
Meet the Writers 12 min listen
Monocle on Design 8 min listen
The Foreign Desk 7 min listen
The Menu 2 min listen
The Urbanist 8 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 7 min listen
Monocle on Design 7 min listen
‘Sampler’ is a selection of encyclopaedia entries written by poets. The book is edited by Sean Ashton, who speaks to Georgina Godwin about the collection and his memoir, ‘Living in a Land’, which is written entirely in sentences constructed in the negative.
We plunge headlong into the history and design of outdoor swimming pools with writer Christopher Beanland.
Mark de Lange is the founder of Amsterdam-based eyewear brand Ace & Tate, which has more than doubled its retail footprint to 65 locations since we last spoke to De Lange in 2018. We ask him about moving the brand forwards and how the brand’s focus on sustainability has a lot to do with bricks and mortar. Plus: we meet lawyer-cum-ceramics designer Stine Dulong to hear about turning her passion into a business, SkandiHus.
The Entrepreneurs 460 30 min listen
This weekend’s presidential election in Belarus might not lead to the demise of Europe’s last dictator. But, as tensions rise domestically and with neighbouring Russia, Andrew Mueller explains why it is worth monitoring.
A potato salad recipe by one of Zürich's most famous pop-up chefs.
As hospitality reopens in the UK just in time for the last of the summer sun, Monocle’s Christy Evans takes us on a journey through London with a tour of Charles Dickens’ pubs.
All the best bits from the past seven days squeezed into 60 minutes. This week we meet the writer, poet and reporter Annie Zaidi; hear how the Tate is back in business; and chef José Pizarro shares a favourite recipe.
The Curator 458 1 hour listen
This week it’s all about the first issue. We have a fantastic selection of new titles on the newsstands: ‘Limbo’, ‘Légende’, ‘command+i’ and ‘The White Room’.
The Stack 414 30 min listen
The Fight
Monocle on Culture 30 min listen
Back to business
A time for change?
Eureka 209:
Co/rizom
Finisterre
The Entrepreneurs 30 min listen
Outside the box
Monocle on Design 30 min listen
Tall Stories 172: Victoria Park, Hong Kong
The Urbanist 6 min listen
Tall Stories 171: The Gänsehäufel
The Urbanist 5 min listen
Eureka 194: Canlis
The Entrepreneurs 10 min listen
The pandemic and the developing world
The Bulletin with UBS 15 min listen
The pandemic and the economy
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