88 results for graffiti
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Cillit Bangsy
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The Late Edition, episode 72
7 February 2012
Brazil’s airport revamp, Martyn Burke on journalists caught in combat, we visit a graffiti artist in Haiti and reflect on Hungary’s recently defunct national airline.
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The Urbanist - The beauty episode
25 September 2014
The beauty episode: does a pretty place improve quality of life? And what fits into the category of “beautification” – can baroque architecture and graffiti coexist?
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The Briefing - Wednesday 11 May
11 May 2016
We discuss Brazilian and French politics, look to the future of Heathrow Airport, explore the UK’s role in facilitating developing world corruption and ask if global travellers have always been drawn to graffiti.
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The Monocle Daily, episode 210
17 August 2012
We ask if Aleppo’s cultural artefacts are in danger, find out about a new Brazilian telenovela, and learn why graffiti is causing arguments in Boston.
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The Curator, episode 120
1 February 2014
With a theme of outsiders, we look back at the best reports from this week, including graffiti artists in Yemen and the world's most infamous outcast leader: Raul Castro.
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The Urbanist - Keeping a city spick and span
15 March 2012
How to keep a city clean: we meet a London street sweeper, learn why Malmö ditched rubbish trucks and look at Milan’s graffiti problem.
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Love box
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The Curator - Highlights from Monocle 24
11 July 2015
We’re taking the temperature of the burgeoning start-up scene in Gaza. We also turn a few pages on a revealing new Brazilian magazine and in Rio de Janeiro itself, the array of artistic graffiti on offer is something to…
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The Late Edition, episode 410
28 May 2013
Our agenda setter talks Syria, Italian economics and German graffiti; we also assess the prospects for Korean unification, and find out whether space exploration is entering a new era.
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The Monocle Daily - Thursday 10 September
10 September 2015
Hosts Nancy Durham and Andrew Mueller analyse why Brazil’s credit status has become ‘junk’. Then from junk to garbage – we get the latest from the You Stink protests in Lebanon. And we hear why artist Anish Kapoor is being…
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The Globalist - The EU’s role in Gaza
23 January 2024
We discuss the EU’s role in Gaza as European foreign ministers met separately yesterday with their Israeli and Palestinian counterparts. Plus: an on-the-ground report from the New Hampshire primary, Ukraine strikes Russian…
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The Monocle Daily - Thursday 15 October
15 October 2015
Despite Obama’s best intentions, troops in Afghanistan look set to stay at least for now; we look at the political implications. We also ask whether the Showtime series ‘Homeland’ is racist; one graffiti-artist group thinks…
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The Monocle Daily, episode 541
25 November 2013
Laura Raymond of the Center for Constitutional Rights in Honduras reports on the country's election results, Pulitzer prize-winner and Reuters columnist David Rohde appraises John Kerry's Middle East strategy after spending…
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The Globalist - Friday 24 July
24 July 2015
After the announcement that the ‘Financial Times’ has been sold to Japanese media giant Nikkei, we look at what the deal means for the media industry. Plus, with rubbish piling up, graffiti everywhere and slowed public…