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Multimedia platform shado supports social justice online and via its biannual print publication. We speak to cofounder Hannah Robathan about her week as issue four of the print mag arrives, addressing Youth.

Lucas B.B.is a unique figure in Japanese publishing: an American who helped put Japanese youth culture on the global map with the legendary Tokion magazine. He now publishes travel title Papersky, and we speak to him as issue 64, Kochi, hits shops.

Kindling is a new magazine from the Kinfolk team that delivers a fresh approach to publishing for ‘people with children’. It’s brilliant,  and along with a redesign of Kinfolk itself, will help change any remaining preconceptions of the brand. We talk to Editor-in-chief Harriet Fitch Little as both magazine are published. 

One of the arguments in favour of the print magazine is the way campaigning publishers continue to turn to the format. One magazine doing just that is Thiiird, the annual publication at the heart of the creative platform of the same name. Today, we meet founder Rhona Ezuma.

We start the new week with the Ellie, Fabian and Asis from Food&, the magazine that probes the meaning of food from uncommon angles. Thier latest issue pairs Food with Gravity, imagining the results of ‘The Great Gravitational Collapse’…

We meet the Buffalo Zine team as issue 13 arrives, one of their weirdest but best issues yet: a spiral-bound collection of photo stories using viral memes as the visual theme, alongside several heavyweight essays about the nature of viral content. We invited them to answer our questions using memes.