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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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Lights, camera, action!
The Monocle Arts Review 37 min listen
Identity
The Urbanist 30 min listen
‘The Death of Stalin’
The Cinema Show 30 min listen
Interviews
Publishing
Architecture
Business
Music
Literature
Will Donald Trump listen to criticism from his predecessors? We also discuss the role that the Catalan flag plays in the region's identity and whether pop musicians should ever come out of retirement.
30 min listen
Tim Marshall, author of ‘Worth Dying For’, explains how Spain’s flags have been shaped by the country’s history – and could determine its future.
The Briefing 7 min listen
She’s about to become New Zealand’s youngest prime minister in more than 150 years. Back in the summer we followed her on the campaign trail and today we profile the new leader.
The Globalist 10 min listen
Description: Former special adviser Sean Kemp explains the art of a great political speech.
The Briefing 9 min listen
Somali-British novelist Nadifa Mohamed on how the weekend's blasts in Mogadishu have united Somalis around the world.
The Globalist 8 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 8 min listen
Section D 6 min listen
The Foreign Desk 6 min listen
The Menu 13 min listen
The Urbanist 3 min listen
The Foreign Desk 18 min listen
The Monocle Arts Review
The Cinema Show 10 min listen
‘The Death of Stalin’ co-writers discuss the film’s sharp wit and political jibes.
The Cinema Show 98 9 min listen
Jared Mankelow tells Monocle’s Josh Fehnert about his design firm’s approach to creating luxury timepieces.
Section D 314 8 min listen
Monocle 24 regular James D Boys on what the defeated Democrat’s focus will be once she returns to the US from her book tour.
The Globalist 1557 7 min listen
Mark Mason has travelled the UK investigating its postcodes and walked every route of the London Underground. But his latest book, ‘Question Time’, looks at the nation via its local quiz events. Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco spoke with him to get some answers.
The Monocle Weekly 432 11 min listen
Monocle's editor in chief tells us about the new Swiss special edition of Monocle magazine and his night-train adventures in Mitteleuropa.
The Stack 268 6 min listen
The Australian cookery favourite on her new book release and why basic skills really do matter.
The Menu 313 9 min listen
The theatre critic for the ‘International New York Times’ reviews ‘Labour of Love’ and the stage version of Mel Brooks’ ‘Young Frankenstein’.
The Monocle Arts Review 543 12 min listen
A quick round-up of some standout titles including comments from Francois Ozon, Eliza Hittman and Matt Spicer.
The Cinema Show 97 4 min listen
Something Old, Something New: Melissa Harrison and Dan Richards
Culture with Robert Bound 29 min listen
David Eagleman, Anthony Brandt, Mark Mason and Martin Usborne
The Monocle Weekly 51 min listen
John Akomfrah, Rachael Jolley and Paul Major
The Monocle Weekly 1 hour listen
Fipp 2017
The Stack 30 min listen
The Objects that Power the Global Economy
Hugh Hefner and Peddler Journal
Past, present and Neutra
Section D 30 min listen
Tall Stories 73: Toll houses
The Urbanist 4 min listen
Tall Stories 72: Luma Arles
The Urbanist 9 min listen
On Design 63: The throwaway brilliance of Bic
How to build a jewellery brand
The Entrepreneurs 30 min listen
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