The Monocle Weekly
Conversations with authors, artists, and business leaders shaping the world. Monocle’s longest-running show delivers insights and interviews weekly.
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Tom Edwards and Andrew Tuck celebrate the radical nudes of Egon Schiele as they meet the curator behind an exhibition of his work. We also discover how the North Sea helped give rise to the modern world and talk great resignations with writer Matt Potter.
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Andrew Tuck and Robert Bound hear from the author of a new book putting psychoanalyst Sabina Spielrein in the limelight and meet Damon Murray to discuss Fuel’s Russian criminal tattoo archive. Plus: photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith gives us a snapshot of her work.
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Andrew Tuck and Robert Bound meet advertising luminary and AMV co-founder Peter Mead as he explains why it pays to be nice in business. Plus: the 19th-century inventions that didn’t change the world and an appreciation of Brazilian art.
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Andrew Tuck and Robert Bound look at the work of photography great Edward Steichen, learn from polyglot Gaston Dorren about the quirks and histories of European languages and hear from the co-founder of New York’s first operational whisky distillery since the prohibition era.
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Andrew Tuck and Robert Bound meet the geographer and designer who have mapped London: The Information Capital. We also reflect on Art and Politics Now with author Dr Anthony Downey and hear about one Armenian-American writer’s transformative journey to Turkey.
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Tom Edwards and Robert Bound talk Sex on Earth with zoologist Jules Howard, hear from Neil McGinness – editor of Weekly World News, and discuss art and science with Dr. Daniel Glaser, director of the Science Gallery.
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Award-winning photographer Davide Monteleone introduces his new exhibition and we meet the directors of new film The Possibilities are Endless, which explores musician Edwyn Collins’ rehabilitation following a stroke.
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Andrew Tuck and Steve Bloomfield meet author Philip Marsden, who has written a book on why people feel so strongly about specific places and landscapes. We also discuss Encyclopedia Paranoiaca, a book that tries to list everything you should or could be afraid of and check the pulse of the…
