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The Atlantic Shift plays a selection of the finest music from all over the world, handpicked for you by Monocle's editorial team. From Williamsburg to São Paulo, spend your day tuned to Monocle 24.
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The Bulletin with UBS 15 min listen
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The Monocle Weekly 1 hour listen
Isabelle Huppert
The Big Interview 30 min listen
Interviews
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Music
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We discuss the rise of nationalism in Germany, the NFL-player protests that are piling pressure on Donald Trump and the largest Swedish military drills for decades. Plus: is rap music helping to reinvigorate the Chinese Communist party?
30 min listen
Why have protests from American-football players angered the US president?
The Briefing 9 min listen
German chancellor Angela Merkel has been expectedly re-elected for a fourth term but what complications will the rise of the nationalist AfD party bring her?
The Globalist 11 min listen
Eric Lee’s ‘The Experiment: Georgia’s Forgotten Revolution’ recalls the Democratic Republic of Georgia: founded in 1918, crushed in 1921.
The Monocle Daily 11 min listen
Nicaragua is considering joining the Paris climate agreement, which would leave just two countries on the outside: Syria and the US.
The Monocle Daily 7 min listen
The Monocle Arts Review
The Cinema Show 7 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 11 min listen
Section D 8 min listen
The Foreign Desk 4 min listen
The Monocle Weekly 14 min listen
The Menu 12 min listen
The Urbanist 4 min listen
The director joins us to discuss his new film ‘On the Road’, which blurs fact and fiction in setting a tale of romance against the backdrop of a real-life tour by indie-rock band Wolf Alice.
The Monocle Weekly 429 11 min listen
If you want to effectively address challenges in any industry, you’ve got to have an accurate idea of what they are. Bilton is a media consultant who puts together the Distripress Circulation Monitor every year, surveying the most important factors influencing the print supply chain.
The Stack 265 9 min listen
A new crop of restaurants is changing the way that Amsterdam eats.
The Menu 310 6 min listen
Stephen Willacy, the city's architect, on Aarhus’s evolution and his people-first approach to urbanism.
The Urbanist 310 14 min listen
Men’s briefs have become a firm fixture in the underwear department. But it wasn’t always so. Ben Rylan tracks their evolution.
In this animation special we speak to the Academy award-winning director of Studio Ghibli masterpiece ‘The Red Turtle’. We also catch up with Iran’s leading animator Ali Soozandeh.
The Cinema Show 94 28 min listen
The renowned designer discusses his first clothing range as part of London Design Festival.
Section D 310 4 min listen
When cultural and design-commentator Stephen Bayley and creative-industry luminary Roger Mavity published their professional bible ‘Life’s a Pitch’ a decade ago, the world of business sat up and listened. Now they’ve updated it for a rapidly shifting business landscape.
The Monocle Weekly 428 16 min listen
The Classics 39: Ed Yong
Stephen Bayley, Roger Mavity, Alice Vincent and Marty Jopson
Distripress 2017
The Stack 30 min listen
Weekend warrior
In depth
Tall Stories 73: Toll houses
Tall Stories 72: Luma Arles
The Urbanist 9 min listen
On Design 56: Reviving an icon
Section D 5 min listen
Eureka 65: Maya Njie
The Entrepreneurs 8 min listen
Eureka 64: Hummingbird
Disruption in the insurance industry
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