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Conversations with authors, artists, and business leaders shaping the world. Monocle’s longest-running show delivers insights and interviews weekly.

Latest Episodes

#176 18 Nov 2012

176

Journalist Ian Cobain discusses the UK’s stance on torture, Professor Irus Braverman explains how zoos work, and theatre director Poppy Burton-Morgan on Arab drama.

#175 11 Nov 2012

175

We’re joined by historian Artemis Cooper, US comic Mo Rocca, we hear Syria’s future with journalist Lara Setrakian, and discuss pubs with author Pete Brown.

#174 04 Nov 2012

174

Former UK ambassador to Afghanistan Sherard Cowper-Coles, journalist Frances Harrison discusses Sri Lanka, and Kristiane Backer on her journey from MTV host to finding religion.

#173 28 Oct 2012

173

Journalist Matt Frei discusses the US elections, author Patrick Kingsley explains Danish culture, and we learn the intellectual value of a good comic strip.

#172 21 Oct 2012

172

The team are joined by veteran broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby, experimental psychologist Steven Pinker, and Man Booker Prize judge Sir Peter Stothard.

#171 14 Oct 2012

171

Monocle editors discuss mapmaking with Simon Garfield, meet Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon, and learn about design through sound with Julian Treasure.

#170 07 Oct 2012

170

Justin B Smith of the Atlantic magazine joins in the studio, along with London Film Festival director Clare Stewart, and Kompakt Records’ Michael Mayer.

#169 30 Sep 2012

169

Tyler Brûlé and Robert Bound discuss the role of journalism with Kevin Marsh, learn about international debt with Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal, and enjoy some Israeli jazz.

#168 23 Sep 2012

168

Soldier-turned-author Patrick Hennessey discusses Afghanistan, journalist Brain Cathcart unveils a new report on the Leveson Inquiry, and Dr Ben Goldacre dispels some medical myths.

#167 16 Sep 2012

167

We meet Palestinian author Raja Shehadeh, revisit Vietnam with filmmakers Michael Grigsby and Rebekah Tolley, and chat to Man Booker prize judge Amanda Foreman.

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