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This week we speak to Yolanda Edwards from ‘Yolo Journal’, a new travel publication. Plus: we meet Steve Watson from Stack magazines and check out Slovak title ‘Backstage Talks’.
We speak with Caitlin Thompson from ‘Racquet’ magazine, Jeremy Leslie from Magculture and the team behind ‘Missing Marks’, a book about the punctuation we wish existed.
This week we speak to Shane Michael Singh, the executive editor of ‘Playboy’, about the title’s recent changes. Plus: a look at the rise in media interest for the Women’s World Cup and highlights from the Monocle Quality of Life Conference in Madrid with Adam Moss and Enric Pastor.
This week we speak to the founders of fashion title ‘Baccalà’ and meet the editor of ‘Battles’, a magazine about the world of combat sports. Plus: Monocle’s James Chambers visits the Singapore Art Book Fair.
We speak to one of the most influential figures in the world of fashion: former ‘Vogue’ fashion director Tonne Goodman. She tells us about her new memoir. Also on the show: we welcome Felicia Pennant from ‘Season’ magazine, a title on women’s football.
The secrets of a good travel book, a magazine about migrants called Nansen and fashion designer Thakoon Panichgul returns with a new title: ‘HommeGirls’.
We visit the office of ‘Kinfolk’ magazine, check out a new French title called ‘Zadig’ and a magazine showcasing Baltic creativity, ‘Jezga’.
This week we head to Tel Aviv to speak with the editor in chief of Israeli daily ‘Haaretz’. Plus we speak to the editor of a magazine dedicated to Asian cinema and finally we speak with Mr Magazine himself
This week on ‘The Stack’ it’s all about travel magazines: we speak to the editors of ‘Suitcase’, ‘Return Trip’ and ‘Lodestars Anthology’.
This week we speak to the team behind ‘Buffalo Zine’. We also take a look at a magazine dedicated to female drummers and check out a beautiful Swiss title about wine.
Vince Aletti discusses his new book on photography in fashion magazines. Plus: Calum Jacobs, founder of ‘Caricom’, a magazine about football and black culture, and Nikki Simpson from International Magazine Centre.
On this week’s The Stack we speak with photographer Nadav Kander, we look at “The Road Rat”, a new beautiful magazine about cars, and we speak to influential graphic artist Anthony Burrill.
We’re live from Milan where we meet Christoph Amend from ‘Zeitmagazin’, Julius Wiedemann from Taschen and Mette Barfod from new Danish architecture publication ‘The Ark Journal’.
This week we welcome the return of ‘The Face’ and speak to its new editor Stuart Brumfitt. Plus: we chat to Paul Croughton, editor in chief of luxury title ‘Robb Report’, and Romano Pizzichini and Vanessa Minshull discuss their latest project ‘Atlântico Sul’.
On ‘The Stack’ this week it’s all about small-sized publications. They are not just practical but they look pretty good too. We speak to the editors and designers of ‘502 Bad Gateway’, ‘99 Percent Lifestyle’, ‘Matters Journal’ and ‘Jewish Quarterly’.
This week we speak to the editor in chief of ‘Condé Nast Traveller’. We also look at an exciting new title from Brazil called ‘Pop-se’, check out a design magazine from the Pacific Northwest called ‘Gray’ and visit the new Monocle printers in Germany.
Nick Haramis, editor in chief of ‘Interview’, explains why the title is returning to its original size. Plus, a magazine that covers things you can’t find online and a century of imagery from British ‘Vogue’.
On Monocle Reads this week, Georgina Godwin speaks to Philip Jones. He is the editor in chief of The Bookseller, a weekly magazine which reports news from the publishing industry. The organisation also runs several prizes for the industry and publishes various specials annually.
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