Monocle on Sunday

Tyler Brûlé is joined ETH’s Benno Zogg, Reuters’ Breakingviews editor Rob Cox and Rome-based broadcaster Juliet Linley for a look at how the global press is covering the pandemic and whether the tone of the discussion needs a rethink. Plus: some good news and updates from Monocle’s editors in London and Tokyo.

Tyler Brûlé is joined by Jan Dahinten, Bloomberg’s Switzerland bureau chief, Benno Zogg, researcher at the Center for Security Studies at ETH Zürich, and journalist and broadcaster Juliet Linley to discuss the week’s biggest topics.

Tyler Brûlé is joined by economist Cornelia Meyer, ETH Zürich’s Benno Zogg and Florian Egli from think-tank Foraus to discuss the coronavirus outbreak, what to read and listen to now and lessons from this week.

Tyler Brûlé and friends will return with a brand new edition on Sunday 15 of March at 10am in Central Europe, with a programme featuring fascinating guests and thought-provoking discussions. If you are in Zürich, please do come and join us for a coffee and watch the programme as it’s broadcast. We look forward to meeting you.

Are new methods of communication making it easier or harder to stay in touch and in the know? Emma Nelson is joined by documentary filmmaker Myriam Zumbühl, and Mark Dittli, editor of Swiss financial publication ‘The Market’, at The Monocle Shop and café in Zürich.

Chef Ralph Schelling and Florian Egli from the Foraus think-tank join Georgina Godwin for a morning of clever conversation, broadcast live in front of an audience at the Monocle Shop and café in Zürich.

Georgina Godwin is joined by Maaza Mengiste, author of ‘The Shadow King’, a captivating novel set during Benito Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia in 1935. Plus: Benno Zogg, senior researcher at ETH Zürich, discusses the state of political polarisation across Europe.

Georgina Godwin hosts a lively hour of clever discussion live at The Monocle Shop and Café in Zürich. Guests include Guy Spier, author of ‘The Education of a Value Investor’, architect David Marquardt and Marcus Schögel, director of the Institute of Marketing at St Gallen University.

Broadcast live from the Monocle Shop and café in Zürich, Tyler Brûlé is joined by Benno Zogg from ETH Zürich, Johan Jervoe from UBS and Chandra Kurt from ‘Weinseller Journal’ to assess the World Economic Forum. Plus: they consider the best wines to serve at a diplomatic dinner.

For the premiere of our new Sunday show, Tyler Brûlé is joined at our Zürich studio by guests including Bloomberg’s Jan Dahinten, Mark Dittli from ‘Republik’ and economist Cornelia Meyer to discuss issues affecting our cities.