Live Around the Planet: Thursday September 23rd
UPPERDATE! We're live now, so let's have at it! UPDATE! We'll be going live in about fifteen minutes, so do get ready to fire off your questions via the comment form below. See you at the top of the hour. And to listen simply click the livestream feed. Today, Thursday, I'll be conducting another edition of our Clubland Q&A, live across the globe at 11am North American Eastern/3pm Greenwich Mean Time/4pm British Summer Time. We'll try to pin down the rest of the time zones below, but do, as they say, check local listings. On today's rundown, I'm happy to take questions on almost anything - from another Conservative flop-out in Canada to the future of America as encapsulated under a bridge on the Rio Grande to the rubber bullets being used ... |
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Politics & Current AffairsChimeras, Cleavage and Bounced Czechs
Programming note: Tomorrow, Thursday, I'll be conducting another Clubland Q&A taking questions from Mark Steyn Club members live around the planet. The fun starts at 11am North American Eastern/3pm GMT/4pm British Summer Time, but do check local listings. ~The first pieces published about ChiCom-19 at this website were on the insanity of empowering China and the lies of Beijing when it comes to the spread of infectious diseases. Nineteen months in, my main interest remains the origins of the WuFlu. At the same time, one notices the almost total lack of interest in its origins from virtually anyone who matters, starting at the very highest levels of government. As Rumsfeld used to say, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. ... Laura's LinksDon't Scramble My Brain
Laura Rosen Cohen on China's victory, vaccinating children, and why one shouldn't mess with Nicki Minaj... Politics & Current AffairsReturn of the Minority Mammy
Justin Trudeau, black in the saddle again Rick's FlicksLeave Them Wanting More: Douglas Sirk and Imitation of Life
Rick McGinnis continues his journey through the work of director Douglas Sirk, this time looking at his 1959 drama Imitation of Life, starring Lana Turner and John Gavin... The Mark Steyn ShowHold Page 37, Foot of Column Six
Mark presents the all-time spectacular Durham Report Watch Update Watch Report!!! The Bachman BeatTal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part XX
Tal Bachman continues his series on wokism with a look at the 1990s debunking and exposé of psychologist John Money by two dogged researchers and a former patient... Clubland Q&ASubbing Out
Mark answers Steyn Clubbers' questions on everything from the new AUKUS security alliance to the French way of war via the California recall and Thoroughly Modern Milley... Politics & Current AffairsBeijing's Man on the Inside
Thoroughly Modern Milley pre-loses the next war - plus: California doubles down on Newsom... Politics & Current AffairsBush Re-Enters the Room
Dubya returns - and diminishes his own presidency Seasons of SteynThe Years We Wasted
On this twentieth anniversary the war is lost, at home and abroad The Hundred Years Ago ShowA Great Voice Stilled
The voice of the century is no more; peace breaks out between the United States and Germany; a European army is humiliated by Islamic tribesmen; an American governor is headed to the slammer... Steyn on FoxScrewing the Pooch
Mark and Jesse Watters on Andrew Cuomo, Chuck Schumer, and their broader significance for the miserable condition of American politics... The Mark Steyn ShowWho Are These Guys Working For?
Mark tries, unsuccessfully, to conceal his contempt for the Potemtagon, the State Department and other organs of the United States Government - especially Thoroughly Modern Milley... Politics & Current AffairsThe Scale of Humiliation
If you're Afghan, Afghanistan is about Afghanistan; if you're Russian or Chinese or Iranian or European, Afghanistan is about America... The War on Free SpeechYou're Once, Twice, Three Times a Loser...
A third strike for vanity litigant Michael E Mann Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
Politics & Current AffairsThe Long Term's Express Check-In
My great compatriot Kate McMillan says that the "one bright spot" in yesterday's Canadian election was that Trudeau cabinet minister Maryam Monsef lost her seat. The current "Minister for Women and Gender Equality", Ms Monsef was discussing the fall of Kabul a week or two back and referred to "our brothers the Taliban". This was apparently too much for voters in Peterborough, Ontario - although it's unclear whether that's because the Taliban are blood-soaked butchers or because Justin's style book says you're meant to say "our non-binary siblings the Taliban". The western world's descent into suicidal madness is so well advanced that even so-called conservatives cling to small-ball arguments: oh, why hasn't Kamala or the Homeland Security ... Steyn's Song of the WeekTry a Little Tenderness
Mark traces the history of a blockbuster song from Ray Noble and Ruth Etting to Otis Redding and Three Dog Night... Ave atque valeDuality and Penitential Narcissism
Welcome to Episode Thirty of our weekly audio adaptation of Mark Steyn's Passing Parade. In this weekend's episode, we feature two untypical victims of the post-9/11 world... Steyn's Song of the WeekGod Bless America
Mark tells the story of Irving Berlin's great American anthem The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowThe Remnants of an Army
Mark reads his own translation of Theodor Fontane's poem on an all too pertinent theme Ave atque valeRecluses and Reality
In this week's episode of Mark Steyn's Passing Parade, we feature two somewhat reclusive men - one of whom wound up just down the road from me in New Hampshire, the other of whom left Liverpool to become one of Australia's "ten-pound poms" and then drifted on to more exotic parts of empire... The Mark Steyn ShowThe Day After Labor
A special Labor Day/Labour Day edition with seasonal versions of Mark's Poem of the Week, Song of the Week, The Hundred Years Ago Show and Last Call... Steyn's Song of the WeekI've Been Everywhere
At the end of the second summer of the Permanent Abnormal, our song selection rings very ironic. But, unless you're an inbound Afghan "translator", chances are you're going nowhere so you might as well sing about going everywhere... Ave atque valeThe Last Party in a Lost World
Part Twenty-Eight of Mark Steyn's Passing Parade, a very popular book among Steyn readers... A Clubman's NotesA Quiet Night in the Shovel
Welcome along to the forty-ninth audio adventure in our series Tales for Our Time: Jack London's sweeping story from 1910, Burning Daylight... A Clubman's NotesMore Equal Than Others
Welcome to the forty-eighth audio adventure in our series Tales for Our Time: We're starting June with some heavyweight political satire - Animal Farm by George Orwell... A Clubman's NotesThe Elphbergs - with a Word on the Rassendylls
Mark's contemporary inversion of Anthony Hope's classic The Prisoner of Zenda: The Prisoner of Windsor... |
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