Monaco Info - The Podcast

<p>Our guest today is the Guardian's Formula One correspondent who has covered everything from title fights to paddock politics. The Brit is not afraid to ask the tough questions, which is how he became the first...

<p>Our guest today has lived a few lives – a banker, lawyer, politician, astronaut, and NASA administrator. The fifth-generation Floridian lost an early congressional race, yet still turned his ambition into a 4-decade...

<p>Our guest today comes from a long line of dog lovers. Her great-grandmother Princess Antoinette, Prince Rainier's older sister, founded Monaco's first animal shelter. As part of the extended Grimaldi dynasty, the...

<p>Our guest today lived in a Tibetan Buddhist monastery before co-founding the Transition Town movement. The Brit went on to co-create the Transition Network and the Totnes circular currency, and has written seven...

<p>Our guest today spent his childhood behind the lens of a Kodak Instamatic camera. Decades later, the royal rediscovered photography not as a career move but as a way to bring balance into his life. With no formal...

<p>Our guest today left his family in native Germany at 16 to pursue surfing in Hawaii. He became the first European to win the World Surf League's XXL/Big Wave Award and, in 2020, broke the Guinness World Record for...

<p>Our guest today is a University of Monaco alumna who started off her career as a TV presenter for Monte-Carlo SAT and reported for Eurosport. Born in Strasbourg to a French mother and German father, the Monaco...

<p>Our guest today started out as a lawyer before co-founding one of the UK's most successful legal recruitment consultancies. But, in 2010, the keynote speaker stepped off the corporate treadmill to follow a deeper...

<p>Our guest today is a Brazilian-born Monegasque entrepreneur and media tycoon whose life reads like a modern saga of global ambition, influence and celebrity. After earning a law degree in Rio, he moved to the U.S...

<p>This episode with Martin Doyle is like masterclass on "The Troubles", with the "Dirty Linen" author offering a clear, compelling guide to one of Ireland's most complex periods in a way that every listener can...

<p>Our guest today was just 12 years old when he made his first hat. It was three feet wide and became front page news when his mother wore it to Royal Ascot. Despite having no formal training, the Londoner attracted...

<p>Our guest today was so inspired by women pioneers like Jane Goodall that she applied for an internship with the Dutch embassy and found herself in Nairobi as a field researcher at a nature reserve. Seeing the Rift...

<p>Our guest today has been called Formula One's First Lady. By age 8, she was karting competitively in Scotland and in 2012 made history by joining Williams as a development driver, becoming the first woman in over two...

<p>Our guest today comes from rowing royalty out of Philadelphia. His grandfather was a 3-time Olympic gold medalist and is considered one of the greatest American oarsmen of all time. His father was a 4-time Olympian...

<p>Our guest today says the most important thing in her life is breathing. Born in Denmark, she chose a career in finance to please her father but when she moved to Monaco, the blackbelt in jiu-jitsu and waterski...