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Japan Collection
Curling boot
The Monocle Book of Gentle Living
The ForecastJanuary 2021
The Monocle Book of Japan
The Entrepreneurs - Issue 3
Pump Up The Volume(s) collection
Recycled cashmere beanie
Shell jacket with zip-in gilet
Fine corduroy work jacket
Shorthauler bag
Boston bag
Equinox Light U Carry-on suitcase 34 L
Suit bag
SuperConnect radio - Black
Handwoven merino-wool home throw
Candle One: Hinoki
Yoshino Hinoki Diffuser
Drehgriffel pen
Weekly diary 2021
Pencil case
Key organiser with USB and multitool
Scent One: Hinoki
Scent Four: Yoyogi
Calavria roll-on fragrance
Travel-sized toiletry set
Porter
Comme des Garçons
Darumas
Treuleben
London
Zürich
Hong Kong Airport
Tokyo
We hear about some bad press for Japan’s prime minister over travel restrictions and Boris Johnson’s plans to align himself with Joe Biden. Plus: a look back at the life of Diego Maradona.
Up next: The Continental Shift
Groundtruth
The Entrepreneurs 30 min listen
Better development
Monocle on Design 30 min listen
Simonetta Sommaruga
The Chiefs 30 min listen
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Architecture
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Anthony Gardner, former US ambassador to the EU, explains what his close friend, Tony Blinken, will bring to the role of Secretary of State. Plus: have the Grammys lost their soft-power sheen?
20 min listen
During social upheaval and the pandemic in France, journalist Agnès Poirier looks at the corruption trial of a polarising figure from the recent past: Nicolas Sarkozy.
The Globalist 6 min listen
Monocle contributor, Leila Molana-Allen, charts her recent trip to war-torn Yemen.
The Briefing 9 min listen
Isabel Hilton, CEO of China Dialogue, tells us why Beijing is launching a mission to the moon.
The Briefing 6 min listen
Journalist Iona Craig recaps the virtual G20 summit hosted by Saudi Arabia, which touched on trade, climate change and economic recovery from coronavirus.
The Globalist 7 min listen
The Foreign Desk 7 min listen
The Menu 3 min listen
The Urbanist 6 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 6 min listen
Meet the Writers 19 min listen
Monocle on Design 6 min listen
The Monocle Weekly 17 min listen
The Foreign Desk 5 min listen
The owner and chef of one of the world’s most successful restaurants, The French Laundry, shares one of his favourite recipes with us.
We discuss the balance of stories, recipes and personality in cookery books through the lens of Nigella Lawson’s new volume, ‘Cook, Eat, Repeat’. Robert Bound is joined by food writers Felicity Cloake and Olivia Potts and we hear from Lawson herself about the sort of recipes she wanted to write about.
Monocle on Culture 476 30 min listen
We brave the cold to visit an Alvar Aalto-designed building in the heart of Helsinki that has hosted its fair share of events, both historic and cultural.
This week: Irish writer and activist Sinéad Burke discusses judging the 2021 International Woolmark prize; Nigella Lawson shares a top recipe; and we meet Norwegian travel writer, Erika Fatland.
The Curator 475 1 hour listen
We speak to Bill Reichblum, publisher of new quarterly ‘Liberties’, Cathy Olmedillas from children’s title ‘Anorak’ and TV critic Phil Harrison about his new book, ‘The Age of Static’.
The Stack 431 30 min listen
Magnus Nilsson on why he decided to close his famed restaurant Fäviken in rural Sweden. Also in the programme: wine recommendations from Swiss expert Chandra Kurt and a recipe by Nigella Lawson.
The Menu 449 30 min listen
Howard Hughes was a lot of things: one of America’s first billionaires, a film producer and an entrepreneur in industries from media to oil to property. But Hughes was also a keen aviator and owner of the airline TWA, who broke round-the-world records and paved the way for competition in international air travel.
Helen Jacey is a professional screenwriter, lecturer, author and founder of Shedunnit Productions, which provides opportunities across media for intersectional feminist work. An expert in female characterisation, her first book ‘The Woman in the Story’ was published in 2010 and has since become the international handbook for screenwriters writing female characters. Jacey is now working on ‘Elvira Slate Investigations’, a 1940s crime noir feminist detective series.
Highlights from Monocle 24
The Curator 1 hour listen
Lisa Rovner
2020 vision
Monocle on Culture 30 min listen
The Spirit Lives On: Howard Hughes
Benriach and Chantecaille
Peloton
Outside the box
Tall Stories 172: Victoria Park, Hong Kong
The Chiefs conference – live from St Moritz
FU.SE Digital 2020
The Way to Work 42 min listen
Eureka 194: Canlis
The Entrepreneurs 10 min listen
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