Myriam Zumbühl

In this insightful discussion, Myriam Zumbühl, a cultural storyteller, and Juliet Linley, a global affairs analyst, explore the nuances of culinary practices and ethical storytelling through Sebastiao Salgado's lens. Guy De Launey brings a deep dive into political unrest in the Balkans, highlighting Belgrade's redevelopment controversies. They share personal tales of travel through Portugal and Italy's food culture, offering a delicious blend of humor, creativity, and cultural comparisons that reveal the rich tapestry of European experiences.

Join Myriam Zumbühl, a culinary trend expert and columnist, Priska Amstutz, head of marketing at Kunsthaus Zurich, and Noah Horowitz, Art Basel’s CEO. They dive into the vibrant Zürich art scene, comparing it to Art Basel. The discussion highlights the significance of local cultural events and the impact of new art installations like the playful 'Sados' sculpture. Additionally, they explore the evolving dynamics of the art market, including rising collector diversity and the role of art fairs in boosting appreciation for both popular and emerging artists.

Guests Juliet Linley, Myriam Zumbühl, and Florian Egli delve into Zurich's vibrant summer and local cuisine. They tackle key political happenings including a speech by the UK Prime Minister and shifting views on youth travel. Christopher Cermak provides insights from the Democratic National Convention, while Gwen Robinson covers Thailand's political unrest. Isabella Smith shares exciting new autumn reads that reflect changing literary trends, including a rise in comfort cookbooks as the season cools.