The Stack

This week we speak with Rob Pinney from ‘Point.51’ magazine; the Monocle team tell us what they want for Christmas print-wise and we welcome back Liz Schaffer from ‘Lodestars Anthology’.

This week on The Stack we mark the 40th-anniversary edition of restaurant guide ‘Zagat’. Plus: we meet Matthew Lee of slow journalism publication ‘Delayed Gratification’.

Tyler Brûlé is joined by Georgina Godwin and a host of festive favourites in this special programme broadcast live from the Monocle Christmas Market.

A special edition of The Stack, recorded at our Dufourstrasse studios in Zürich. Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, sits down with Mario García to discuss ‘The Story’, the legendary newspaper designer’s book about the future of newsrooms and newspapers.

This week we speak with James Ball from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Anne-Sophie Garrigou from ‘The Beam’ magazine, Lewis H Lapham from ‘Lapham’s Quarterly’ and Fabian Saul from ‘Flaneur’.

We head to magCulture Live, London’s annual celebration of all things print, to find out what’s happening in the industry and grab a word with some of its leading lights.

We meet David Fischer, founder of ‘Highsnobiety’, to discuss its new book with Gestalten, ‘The New Luxury’. We also welcome Condé Nast’s Nick Sargent, publishing director for ‘GQ’, ‘GQ Style’ and ‘Wired’.

Renowned ‘National Geographic’ photographer Vincent J Musi on his latest book on dogs. Plus: ‘Gay Times’ celebrates its 500th issue and we preview MagCulture Live with founder Jeremy Leslie.

We speak to Nick Haramis, editor in chief of ‘Interview’ magazine, about the title’s 50th anniversary and its new book, ‘Interview: 50 Years’. We also head to Frankfurt Book Fair and speak to the founder of ‘Hot Potato’.

Editor in chief Amy Astley talks to us about the title’s 100th birthday. Plus: former ‘Time’ correspondent Charles Eisendrath on his new memoir, which includes stories from an outpost in Argentina and surviving a plane crash in Costa Rica.