Part Of The Band. Out now
From Being Funny In A Foreign Language
The new album. October 14th

New album 'The Phantom Five' out August 30.

Sets the agenda in Asia and considers what’s been dominating the day in Europe and North America. The programme is sometimes co-hosted out of our Toronto and New York bureaux and features regular interviews with special guests both there and across the Americas, as well as experts and analysts at our studios in London.

Monocle 24 is Monocle’s round-the-clock radio station that launched in October 2011 and is broadcast from our headquarters at Midori House in Marylebone. You can listen live via our player at monocle.com, as well as downloading shows from our site, iTunes or SoundCloud; we also have a handy app. 

The station delivers news and comment, plus magazine shows covering a range of topics including food and drink, urbanism, design, culture, business and print media. Our newsgathering operation includes bureaux in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Zürich, New York and Toronto, as well as dedicated correspondents in over 30 cities from São Paulo to Sydney.


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A tiny radio show about design, architecture &amp; the 99% invisible activity that shapes our world.

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New episodes every Wednesday.

On the radio on 91.7 KALW in San Francisco. Fridays at 7:35am and 4:30pm, Saturdays at 8:35am.  And public radio stations across the country.

Created by Roman Mars.


Bridie Jackson and the Arbour are a Newcastle trio of folk-influenced musicians; creating works of haunting beauty, both sparse and detailed. With rich vocal harmonies and subtle string arrangements, they are led by Bridie’s remarkable voice and evocative wordplay, at once dark and playful, joyous and melancholic.

With her early performances wild and untamed, Bridie Jackson’s compositions for solo voice and acoustic guitar began to encompass an ever-changing backing band of guest musicians, playing across the pubs and concert halls of the North East of England. Bridie’s experience of leading choirs, as well as absorbing numerous musical styles from an early age travelling Europe with her family, allowed her to deftly lead her talented ensemble. Condensing and honing their varied musical backgrounds (traditional folk, classical, dance), the Arbour brought her songs brilliantly to life.

After their debut album Bitter Lullabies was released in 2012, the band began touring nationally and the changeable seven-piece line up was soon condensed to the quartet of Bridie, vocalist and percussionist Carol Bowden, cellist and double-bassist Jenny Nendick and fiddle player and vocalist Rachel Cross. Rapidly gaining widespread acclaim, they received radio play on BBC 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Music, played live sessions for Dermot O’Leary and Radio 4′s Loose Ends, won a Journal Culture Award for their Arts Council funded project, Music in Museums, and performed on multiple stages at the legendary Glastonbury Festival, having beaten over 8,000 contenders to win the 2013 Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition.

On their second album New Skin, released in May 2014, the group’s melting pot of influences have formed a breathtaking new whole. Supported by awards from Help Musicians UK and City Music Foundation, this fully realised work has seen them head out on a 19-date headline UK tour, play sessions for Radio 3′s In Tune and Tom Robinson on 6 Music, as well as gaining support from the likes of Lauren Laverne, Guy Garvey, Steve Lamacq and The Telegraph.

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