The Stack
For print and publishing lovers. Covering everything from indie magazines to major publications and the evolving world of print media.
Latest Episodes
European review
A new Euro-press special as Javier Moreno launches the Leading European Newspaper Alliance and a look at what the weekly magazines say in France, Italy and Germany with Bénédicte Paviot, David Plaisant and Imke Henkel.
Design for editors
A special report from Munich where the QVED International Editorial Design Conference gathers magazine and newspaper creative directors, graphic designers and typographers to see what’s making the headlines in 2015.
Men’s magazines
Monocle chairman Tyler Brûlé discusses the male market in print from lads’ mags to gents’ journals. Plus, we hear from Poland where ‘Fathers’ magazine aims to change perceptions about fatherhood.
The page turners
A look through the best of British with Anthony Teasdale, the editor of new Blighty-centric title ‘Umbrella’, and media commentator Rik Moran. Plus we assess SAS’s in-flight magazine offering.
Sex sells
In an erotica-themed special edition of The Stack, Monocle creative director Richard Spencer Powell and ‘It’s Nice That’’s Liv Siddall peruse the racier side of the racks. Plus, we hear from feminist journal ‘Hysteria’ and erotic title ‘Extra Extra’ from Rotterdam.
Music magazine special
A music magazine special with the Tony Herrington, editor in chief of ‘The Wire’ and music journalist Andrew Mueller. Plus Toyah Willcox shares her experience as one of the 1980s most featured front-cover musicians.
State of the papers
Tyler Brûlé gets his thumbs inky with influential art director and editor of ‘Eye’ magazine Simon Esterson and Terry Ramsey, associate editor of the ‘Telegraph World Edition’. Plus we go to Lisbon to speak to editor of newspaper ‘Publico’, Barbara Reis.
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Tom Edwards reviews some of the freshest editions to hit the shelves including ‘Alla Carta’, ‘Future Perfect’ and ‘Fucking Young!’ with Rob Orchard from ‘Delayed Gratification’ and Liz Haycroft from ‘Weapons of Reason’.
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Tyler Brûlé, Andrew Tuck and Steve Bloomfield take stock of the week after the ‘Charlie Hebdo’ attack and we hear a special report from Paris where the new issue sold millions.
