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The Chiefs 30 min listen
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We head to Belgium to hear about its new government, which came together more than 500 days after the country’s last election. Plus: we debate Japan’s increasing military budget and recap the Zürich Film Festival.
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Hannah Lucinda Smith, Turkey correspondent at ‘The Times’, explains the country’s role in the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh.
The Briefing 6 min listen
Scott Lucas and Monocle’s Tomos Lewis discuss the first US presidential debate, which quickly descended into name-calling as the moderator lost control.
The Globalist 12 min listen
Former Conservative minister and lord chancellor David Gauke tells us why he feels politically homeless.
The Briefing 11 min listen
Ben Luke discusses the decision of four major art galleries to cancel an exhibition of the paintings of Canadian-American artist Philip Guston.
The Globalist 7 min listen
The Foreign Desk 6 min listen
The Menu 3 min listen
The Urbanist 4 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 12 min listen
Monocle on Design 4 min listen
Meet the Writers 17 min listen
The Menu 2 min listen
Quim Torra, the president of the regional government of Catalonia, has officially been disqualified from office for displaying a pro-independence banner. But, as Andrew Mueller explains, Spain’s attempts at quelling dissidents may be backfiring.
Famed for his Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant A Wong, Andrew Wong shares one of his favourite recipes with us.
Monocle’s David Stevens discusses the joy that simple luxuries can bring when you’re halfway through a trip around the world.
Georgina Godwin speaks to the Finnish best-selling author Max Seeck, whose unique and gripping style of crime fiction is earning him plaudits across the world. He discusses the influence of his military past and the inevitable comparisons with Stieg Larsson.
Meet the Writers 252 30 min listen
Highlights from the past week on Monocle 24 including: Booker prize-nominated author Brandon Taylor; Mexican chef Santiago Lastra; and journalist Razia Iqbal recalling one of the last interviews Ruth Bader Ginsburg gave before her death.
The Curator 467 1 hour listen
This week we speak with The Modern House’s co-founder Matt Gibberd about the agency’s new print title. Plus the editors of ‘rakesprogress’ magazine chat about their new book ‘Modern Ikebana’ and craftsman Nick Kary leafs through his book ‘Material’.
The Stack 423 30 min listen
We log onto the FU.SE Digital 2020 conference to catch up with some of the top thought-leaders, decision-makers and fire-starters who convened to address key challenges facing the world of work. From the growing skills mismatch to issues of inclusion and diversity and the ever more urgent need for collaboration between humans and machines, we ask how we can best turn these obstacles into opportunities.
The Way to Work 7 42 min listen
Antoine Hubert is the CEO and co-founder of Ÿnsect, a French agri-tech company that farms insects to make high-quality feed for fish, plants and pets. Launched in 2011, the company is a leader in environmentally friendly products and farming techniques. To date it’s raised almost $200m and is in the process of building an automated insect farm in Amiens in Northern France, with plans to expand the vertical farming model around the world.
‘Nothin’ But a Good Time’
Monocle on Culture 30 min listen
‘I Hate Suzie’
‘Tenet’
Eureka 216: Ÿnsect
Eureka 215: Foodlogica
The Entrepreneurs 8 min listen
Eureka 214: Lefrik
The Entrepreneurs 11 min listen
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Tall Stories 172: Victoria Park, Hong Kong
The Urbanist 6 min listen
Tall Stories 171: The Gänsehäufel
The Urbanist 5 min listen
FU.SE Digital 2020
The Way to Work 42 min listen
Eureka 194: Canlis
The Entrepreneurs 10 min listen
The pandemic and the developing world
The Bulletin with UBS 15 min listen
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