Tyler Brûlé, Monocle’s editorial director, shares insights on Australia’s global standing and design heritage, emphasizing its dynamic urban culture. Tim Ross, a comedian and architecture expert, highlights the impact of social media on Sydney's architecture and the pressing issues of housing. The discussion dives into innovative design themes, placemaking, and the cultural revival of Sydney, showcasing how these elements shape a vibrant local identity and foster opportunities in a post-lockdown world.

Emma Nelson, a commentator on major weekend events, teams up with Nina dos Santos and Isabel Hilton to dissect pressing global issues. They delve into chaotic travel anecdotes, especially at Heathrow, and offer humorous takes on the British Royal Family. Tyler Brûlé shares insights from Stockholm, while Hannah Lucinda Smith updates listeners on Turkey’s foreign relations. The group also navigates the complexities of global geopolitics, including Taiwan's UN challenges and Turkey's environmental concerns, shedding light on today's multifaceted world.

In this lively discussion, Marijana Jakic, a hospitality CEO, reveals the secrets of St Moritz's allure as a year-round destination. Michelin-starred chef Stefano Ciabarri shares his culinary vision, blending Swiss and Italian flavors. Tyler Brûlé, Sophie Grove, and Nic Monisse highlight local creativity and craftsmanship at the Makers & Shakers festival, showcasing the vibrant culture of the Swiss Alps. They delve into the role of restaurants in community life and exciting plans for upcoming events, making St Moritz a hotspot for innovation and adventure.

Emma Nelson, Tina Fordham, and Stephen Dalziel discuss the weekend's biggest talking points. Topics include Russian geopolitics, UK national service proposal, and Kenya's role in global politics. Tyler Brûlé in Tokyo talks about food allergies, while Naveena Kottoor discusses latest news from Nairobi.

Monocle’s editorial director, Tyler Brûlé, and Istanbul correspondent, Hannah Lucinda Smith, discuss global news, rise of Chief Lifestyle Officer, value of patrons, Paris expansion, London's exclusive clubs tension, decline of excellence in the UK, geopolitical dynamics, and embracing cultural identity through music.