Tank Magazine Podcast

Robotic exoskeletons have a long, murky history. In Snowdonia, Matteo Pini straps on an AI-powered suit and discovers the awkward, exhilarating future of assisted movement.

Once a lakeside haven for Europe’s elite, Locarno has evolved into a stage for the politics and poetics of cinema. Cici Peng reports from the town's 78th annual Film Festival.

What connects Obama, Zohran Mamdani and Lily Allen? Masoud Golsorkhi investigates in the editor's letter, read by Caroline Issa and taken from the 2025 Travel issue of TANK.

In the wake of the insurgent AI takeover and Israel's flagrant disregard for international law in its assault on Gaza, Masoud Golsorkhi reflects on Jia Zhang-ke's 2024 film Caught by the Tides, and the momentous consequences that individual action can have upon history at large.

From the jolly naffness of Changing Rooms to the glitz of Selling Sunset, TV shows about property reveal that as housing becomes less attainable, its value in entertainment skyrockets. Caroline Issa reads from Billie Muraben's essay on the strange world of contemporary housing.