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Latest Episodes
Commercial Christmas
With the annual battle for the best Christmas advert well underway we take a look at this year’s offerings and work out where festive TV commercials can go next. Robert Bound is joined by Toby Earle and Scott Bryan. Plus: what are Christmas ads like elsewhere in the world? We…
The Sessions at Midori House: Julia Jacklin
Making her return to the Sessions, Australian musician Julia Jacklin plays from her upcoming album and chats to Andrew Mueller about the making of it and dealing with writer’s block.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Up for discussion this week is the latest film by The Coen brothers, a series of beautiful Western vignettes. Robert Bound is joined by film critics Tim Robey and Terri White.
The Sessions at Midori House: Joey Dosik
LA jazz and soul singer Joey Dosik plays from his debut album ‘Inside Voice’ and talks about writing love songs about basketball.
Suspiria
Film critics Simran Hans and Jason Solomons review Luca Guadagnino’s remake of the 1977 supernatural dance-school horror ‘Suspiria’ to see if it lives up to the original.
The Sessions at Midori House: Bill Ryder-Jones
Bill Ryder-Jones is back in the Monocle 24 studios to perform songs from his new record ‘Yawn’, which he discusses with host Andrew Mueller.
Mickey Mouse at 90
As Mickey hits a significant birthday, we take a look at his career as a film star, logo, toy and all-round international brand superstar.
The Sessions at Midori House: Gold Star
The Austrian-born, Los Angeles-based artist joins us to play tracks old and new – and a Velvet Underground cover.
‘A Very, Very Dark Matter’
As Martin McDonagh’s latest play takes to the stage at the Bridge Theatre, Georgina Godwin sits down with Matt Wolf, theatre critic for the ‘International New York Times’, and Monocle 24’s Augustin Macellari to review it.
The Sessions at Midori House: Cosha
Irish R&B singer Cosha performs from her album ‘RIP Bonzai’.
