12 October 2018
Episode 1767
29 minutes
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Chiara Rimella and Paige Reynolds discuss the rise of politically motivated attacks in Brazil, elections in Bavaria, a new exhibition on camp and why horror is popular when times are tough.
12 October 2018
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