💾

Entre fusos horários e plataformas de streaming, Samuel de Saboia estreia em disco com "As Noites Estão Cada Dia Mais Claras". Gravado em Tóquio, Salvador, Paris, São Paulo e Londres, o álbum articula deslocamentos geográficos e afetivos. Artista visual com passagens por instituições como o LACMA (Los Angeles), o Museo Thyssen (Madri) e colaborações com Comme des Garçons e Vogue Britânica, Samuel agora transforma suas travessias em música - num gesto que dialoga com os discos-diário de Joni Mitchell, os rituais sonoros de Carlinhos Brown e a intimidade de Labi Siffre. Leia mais (05/08/2025 - 10h12)

This week, Nicola Shulman salutes the memoirs of an old-school editor and socialite; and Rebecca Fraser on an unexpectedly peaceful transition of power in 17th-century America.

'When the going was good: an editor’s adventures during the last golden age of magazines', by Graydon Carter

'Taking Manhattan: the extraordinary events that created New York and shaped America', by Russell Shorto

Produced by Charlotte Pardy

---

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

💾

Today David talks to political and economic theorist Leah Downey about the role that central banks in general – and the Federal Reserve in particular – have played in the story of globalisation. How has the Fed tried to reconcile its obligations to American democracy with its obligations to the global order? Is the Eurodollar a token of American strength or American vulnerability? Are the world’s central bankers really just a private club? And what does history tell us about the likely outcome of Trump vs Powell?

The latest edition of our free fortnightly newsletter is out tomorrow with guides, insights and clips to accompany this series, plus David writes about whether Nigel Farage really spells the end of two-party politics in the UK. Sign up now https://www.ppfideas.com/newsletters

Next time on Ideas of Globalisation: The Crisis of the 1970s (and Trump!)

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

💾

Are you more likely to die on your birthday? Yes.