2024-12-24
29 分钟You're listening to the Briefing, first broadcast on 24 December 2024 on Monacle Radio.
Hello, and welcome to a special edition of the Briefing, broadcasting to you live from Studio one here at Midori House in London.
Hi, I'm Tom Edwards.
This Christmas Eve, we're taking a look back at some of the biggest interviews from across Monacle Radio in the past 12 months.
Coming up on today's program, Oscar winning Danish director Suzanne Bier talks about her hit series the Perfect Couple.
You want to kind of tell audience just so much that maybe they think they know, but also not more than they anticipate that they don't know.
And it's that fine dance which is so exhilarating for directors.
Former FBI director turned crime fiction author James Comey discusses his novel Westport and the dangers of a new Donald Trump presidency.
It's like trying to communicate with a child.
And that's hard for people to believe because the Office itself carries with it this sense that it must be a person of gravitas.
But to tell Donald Trump something important, you have to interrupt him because he wants to talk about what he wants to talk about, and it's about himself.
Lisa Jackson, the vice president of environment policy and social initiatives at Apple, reveals the tech giant's sustainable business practices.
We focus on climate change and we focus on the impact of our company and our suppliers on climate change.
Since 2018, we've run on 100% renewable energy.
Every store, every office, every data center, those are all running on renewable energy.
Because that's our first goal here is to make sure our footprint is zero.
And multi award winning composer Hans Zimmer on how he wrote the score to one of the year's biggest Films, Dune Part 2.
My 13 year old teenage arrogance always why am I hearing an orchestra when I'm in space?
Isn't that all wrong?
So we built instruments, all that right here on this special Christmas Eve edition of the Briefing with me, Tom Edwards.