2 April 2016
Episode 188
28 minutes
Strap on your running shoes for our spring-fitness special. Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé meets the editors of some of today’s most beautiful running titles, including ‘Meter’ magazine’s Andy Waterman and the man behind ‘Like The Wind’, Simon Freeman. Plus: we get muddy with Japanese football magazine ‘Shukyu’.
2 April 2016
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