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On the fourth anniversary of Yemen’s civil war we assess whether a ceasefire has changed anything for its citizens. Plus: the science of political campaigning, Warner Bros’ search for a new CEO and how a house inspired by the Flintstones has inspired fury in California.
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The quiet architect: Kevin Roche
Monocle on Design 30 min listen
‘Lanny’ by Max Porter
The Monocle Culture Show 30 min listen
‘The Art Market 2019’
The Bulletin with UBS 15 min listen
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Victor Bulmer Thomas and Brian Klaas join Andrew Mueller to discuss whether a moment of reckoning is at hand for social-media platforms in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Christchurch. Plus: a look at the Donald Trump-Jair Bolsonaro mutual-admiration society and a possible resolution of the Guatemala-Belize territorial dispute.
30 min listen
Chatham House’s Jacob Parakilas explains why reforming the US Electoral College system is far from straightforward.
The Briefing 7 min listen
Dr Sajjan Gohel explains the ideological mechanics of far-right extremism.
The Monocle Daily 10 min listen
New Zealand-based journalist Lloyd Burr and security expert Michael Clarke discuss today’s deadly attacks on mosques in Christchurch.
The Briefing 14 min listen
John McTernan and Iain Anderson join Georgina Godwin to assess dwindling options for the UK after a second rebuff of Theresa May’s Brexit deal.
The Globalist 13 min listen
The Menu 6 min listen
The Urbanist 3 min listen
The Entrepreneurs 7 min listen
The Monocle Culture Show 14 min listen
Monocle on Design 6 min listen
The Foreign Desk 4 min listen
The Menu 4 min listen
The Urbanist 7 min listen
Writer, presenter and director Simon Amstell’s biting wit has gained a devoted following on UK TV screens. His new film ‘Benjamin’ tells the tale of a young film-maker trying to find happiness in love and his career.
The Monocle Weekly 506 14 min listen
We take the temperature of France’s luxury sector with writer Dana Thomas, ‘Financial Times’ Paris correspondent Harriet Agnew and UBS equity strategist Claudia Panseri. Plus: why a toy giraffe is the must-have French object for one Monocle producer.
Made in France in association with Chanel 3 30 min listen
Lady Amanda Harlech explains her long relationship with Chanel as a creative consultant and reveals what working with one of the biggest names in fashion is like. She also shares insights into the craftsmanship behind great clothes and why she believes those skills should be more appreciated.
Métier Class by Chanel 3 17 min listen
Monocle’s Andrew Mueller just spent 10 days on the Finnish icebreaker ‘Kontio’. He discusses why it really matters what you are being served on a ship like that.
The Menu 387 5 min listen
Andrew Dudum is the founder of Hims, a direct-to-consumer brand with sharp and witty marketing changing the conversation about men’s health and wellness. It offers products for hair loss, sexual wellness and skincare.
The Entrepreneurs 387 30 min listen
With Turkey’s economy officially in recession, Andrew Mueller asks what the phrase actually means, which other countries are experiencing one and whether the global economy should be worried.
We head to Sydney to meet Japanese-born Australian fashion designer Akira Isogawa in his atelier and talk about his childhood in Kyoto, his take on slow fashion and the first major exhibition exploring his career. Plus: what London should have learned from the Thamesmead housing estate.
Monocle on Design 387 27 min listen
Many monuments to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin quickly dismantled or destroyed after his death. Today Vienna is home to the only remaining memorial to the communist leader in western Europe.
‘Interview’, ‘Homesick’ and British ‘Vogue’
The Stack 30 min listen
On the cover of a magazine
The first issue
Meeting Sir Terry Farrell
Seu Jorge, Nicole Berry and Marlon Fuentes
The Monocle Weekly 1 hour listen
Steve McQueen
The Big Interview 30 min listen
Extra: Stockholm’s Beauty Council
Monocle on Design 5 min listen
Tall Stories 143: Copacabana Palace
Extra: Edoardo Gellner
Hims
The Entrepreneurs 30 min listen
Explainer 156: What is a recession?
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