On the Friday edition of The Mark Steyn Show Mark led off with an update on the Canadian truckers' convoy, and then proceeded to ponder with former Met Chief Superintendent Parm Sandhu the latest strange developments in Cressida Dick's "non-criminal" investigation of Boris Johnson's birthday cake. Later, on the anti-mandate front, soon-to-be-unemployed NHS nurse Rosalyn Wilson explained to Steyn why she's suing the government. Mark rounded out the hour with Canadian singer-songwriter Andy Kim. All that plus your comments and questions along the way. Click below to view the full show (you may have to reload the page): ~The Mark Steyn Show returns Monday at 8pm GMT on GB News. If you've missed a Steyn Show in recent weeks or recent years, ...

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Programming note: Friday's edition of The Mark Steyn Show airs an hour earlier than during the rest of the week - live on GB News at 7pm GMT/2pm North American Eastern. US and Canadian viewers may find the midnight replay more convenient: that's 7pm Eastern/4pm Pacific. And you can listen to it on radio - with no pictures of Mark or anything else - from anywhere in the world right here. If you missed today's edition of our Clubland Q&A live around the planet, here's the action replay. Simply click above and settle back for just shy of ninety minutes of Mark's answers to questions from Steyn Club members across the globe on the heroic Canadian truckers, the US Supreme Court nomination, Europe's Russian calculations, and many other topics. ...

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Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members around the world

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Laura Rosen Cohen on the science of popcorn, the brewing class war, and another conspiracy-theory-turned-reality...

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Should Cakegate be Dickgate? Plus: the parallels between Europe/Russia and America/China, and the girls who want to be boys...

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Snerdley & Steyn on a Boston hospital taking it to the next level and removing unvaccinated patients from the waiting list, plus liberal "compassion" more generally, and some thoughts on the "new" Snow White...

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A PM under criminal investigation, an Interior Minister on trial for quoting the Bible, plus Ukraine and "Tomorrow's Conspiracy Theory Today"...

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Mark talks to Maxime Bernier on a shift in the narrative, to Julian Assange's brother on a (temporary) reprieve, and to Naomi Wolf on finding God in an age of Covid...

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Every night this week, Mark will be on your TV screens for a full hour of The Mark Steyn Show on the new must-see UK channel GB News. The fun starts at 8pm GMT/3pm North American Eastern...

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Rick McGinnis on the mythology of Buffalo Bill and the 1944 William Wellman biopic of him...

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Mark answers questions from around the world

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Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members around the world

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A glimpse of the self-proclaimed "elites" at Davos, plus an inspiring tale from West Virginia and the first in-depth interview with Lord Frost since he quit Boris Johnson's cabinet...

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Programming note: Friday's edition of The Mark Steyn Show airs an hour earlier than the rest of the week - live on GB News at 7pm GMT/2pm North American Eastern. You can also catch the replay at midnight GMT, which is 7pm Eastern/4pm Pacific. And you can listen to it on radio - with no pictures of Mark or anything else - from anywhere in the world right here. On Thursday's Mark Steyn Show Mark started with news of the Canadian truckers' convoy as it approaches Ottawa, and then welcomed John O'Sullivan to discuss conservative parties' failure to take advantage of an obvious political opportunity with Covid fatigue. Next up were James Macpherson on the selective butchness of Australians when it came to tennis players, and Peter Schweizer on ...

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A special live-performance edition of a beautiful ballad by the late Marilyn Bergman

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Mark on Gene Austin and one of the biggest selling records of all time...

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curiosity in the annals of American verse: the first black slave to be a published poet, and only the second American woman...

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One of the most successful of all songwriting partnerships comes to an end...

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The messy aftermath of the Great War continues, with roaring inflation in Germany and the assassination of a Turkish Grand Vizier. Also: Will Irish republicans accept dominion status? Plus: the first penalty shot in hockey history, the shaming of American draft dodgers, a suicide in the Potomac, and the last notes of a great composer...

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Welcome along to our fifty-first audio adventure and to our first proper detective mystery: The Mysterious Affair at Styles by the world's bestselling author, Agatha Christie...

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Mark's contemporary inversion of Anthony Hope's classic The Prisoner of Zenda: The Prisoner of Windsor...

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A third strike for vanity litigant Michael E Mann

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The Corner post that launched a lawsuit...

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