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With the World Cup, Wimbledon and the Tour de France set to overlap, we flick through our favourite sports magazines.
This week we speak to Marlene Taschen at the publisher’s new store in Hong Kong, plus we welcome back our friends from ‘Dog’ magazine and the editor of ‘99 Percent Lifestyle’.
We speak to Conor Purcell, author of ‘The Magazine Blueprint’, the team behind ‘Eye on Design’ and the editor in chief of ‘Contemporary Lynx’
The creative director of ‘Fantastic Man’, a new exhibition on the power of indie print at Somerset House and ‘Hodinkee’, the bible of watches.
We speak to publisher Adam Sandow, as well as Felipe Restrepo Pombo, editor in chief of ‘Gatopardo’.
We delve into the history of Andy Warhol’s ‘Interview’ magazine, which announced its closure this week. Plus: the boom on gardening publications and the revival of Jewish journal ‘Quest’.
On this week’s show we speak to Amy Astley, editor in chief of iconic title ‘Architectural Digest’, plus we pay a visit to the Panini HQ to talk about its venerated World Cup sticker album.
We speak to ‘Cereal’ editor in chief Rosa Park and preview new publication ‘Rugby’. Plus: a preview of the inaugural ‘Monocle Drinking & Dining Directory’.
We speak to the editor of Danish paper ‘Weekendavisen’, which claims to be one of the oldest in the world, and get an in-depth look at iconic New York theatre title ‘Playbill’. Plus: what’s to come of our favorite newsstands?
This week we explore titles that delve into the culture of a country, the cuisine of a particular city and the character of a specific street: ‘Fare’, ‘Flaneur’ and ‘Lodestars Anthology’.
Peter White, international editor for ‘Hollywood Deadline’ joins Robert Bound to discuss ‘Pilot TV’ – the new magazine from the people behind ‘Empire’ – that’s dedicated to cinematic television, and ‘Killing Eve’, the darkly comedic new thriller from Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
We look at Monocle’s latest newspaper, ‘The Salone Weekly’, a new crime title on newsstands and Spanish glossy ‘Solar, plus get insight into the Australian publishing industry.
A publication on cinematic television, a music-themed magazine from New York and everything that is new in the world of ‘ZEITmagazin’.
We celebrate the arrival of a few new titles and outline the expansion plans of an iconic one.
A special edition of ‘The Stack’ where we look at the world of magazine distribution.
We tour Hong Kong, Toronto, Ljubljana, Johannesburg and London for a snapshot of people who work in the business of collecting books; from historians and curators to booksellers and publishers.
We meet Susan Goldberg, editor in chief of ‘National Geographic’, celebrated author Dave Eggers tells us why the printed word still matters and Jeremy Leslie from MagCulture gives us a lesson on the art of making magazines.
Student newspapers have long played a part in shaping the conversation on campus, as well as, sometimes, nationally. But is the rise of online journalism and ever-decreasing budgets putting that at risk? Our Toronto bureau chief Tomos Lewis hopes not.
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