We head onto the dance floor as Robert Bound explores the need to carve out spaces to move and what dancing can tell us about ourselves. We meet Emma Warren, author of ‘Dance Your Way Home: A Journey Through the Dancefloor’, and New York DJ and co-creator of celebrated Bushwick hangout Nowadays, Justin Carter. Plus: Monocle staffers on their memorable moments dancing the night away.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
John le Carré and the nature of truth
Leading the charge: introducing the new Cadillac Lyriq
Turin, from dawn to dusk
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Review: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’
Twenty years of Frieze London
Autumn album releases
Short stories with Tessa Hadley and Lawrence Osborne
‘Stop Making Sense’ and the enduring appeal of the concert movie
Feist, São Paulo’s art scene and ‘Fremont’
Review: ‘The Fraud’, Zadie Smith
Look ahead to autumn: TV, books, art
Summer blockbusters: How did they fare?
Colson Whitehead
John Carroll Kirby and Sylvan Esso
‘Talk to Me’
Summer sounds
Christopher Nolan
How to design an album cover
Ryuichi Sakamoto in mixed reality
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
The Urbanist
Monocle on Design
The Entrepreneurs
The Menu
The Big Interview