Tragic Event of No Broader Application
Welcome to the weekend edition of The Mark Steyn Show, which starts and ends with the lies we tell ourselves. Mark discusses the murder of UK MP Sir David Amess by a "British national" and finds himself recalling a sharp line from Kipling. There's a brand new edition of The Hundred Years Ago, and some thoughts on two significant if little remarked-upon areas of Chinese dominance in Mark's Mailbox and Last Call - plus a rare reprise from the music department of Her Majesty's Secret Service. Click above to listen. Steyn will be back here later with another episode of his current Tale for Our Time - Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. Tomorrow, Sunday, Mark (as he mentioned on air) will be presenting another audio edition of Steyn's Song of the ... |
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Mark's Week in ReviewA Se'nnight of Steyn, October 11-17
In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark Rick's FlicksAn Ancient Race: Once Upon a Time in the West
Rick McGinnis says despite its three-hour runtime, Sergio Leone's spaghetti western Once Upon a Time in the West, starring Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, stands up as the greatest movie ever made... The Bachman BeatTal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part XXIV
Tal Bachman wonders if the Enlightenment might have gotten it wrong as he continues his deep dive into Wokism and the modern left... Clubland Q&AIt's Only Rock'n'Roll, But...
Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members around the planet on everything from the total collapse of western civilization to the auto-cancelation of "Brown Sugar" (plus the awfulness of the new Bond film)... Clubland Q&ALive Around the Planet: Thursday October 14th
Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members around the world Topical TakeLiving Large
The trillion-dollar coin rings a vague bell Laura's LinksBlaming the Weather
Laura Rosen Cohen on the revenge of the freedom-loving pilots, gender-neutral Lego, and a looming tide of common sense... Steyn on CultureThe Stampede to Stupid
Societal self-moronization continues in an America running on fumes... The Mark Steyn ShowHappy Holidays!
A hybrid Columbus Day/Canadian Thanksgiving edition Steyn's Song of the WeekThey All Laughed
Mark celebrates the Christopher Columbus Songbook Ave atque valeOne for the Road
The final installment of our ongoing weekend entertainment Mark Steyn's Passing Parade - a favorite book of Steyn readers which has proved very popular in its audio iteration over the course of 2021... Ave atque valeA Hero and a Hoot
Steyn remembers Lars Vilks, a courageous man let down by the cowardice of his fellow artists Steyn's Song of the WeekAlexander's Ragtime Band
Mark on Irving Berlin and "the alarm clock that awoke American popular music" Politics & Current AffairsThe Long Term's Express Check-In
Del Rio is America's future, and sooner than you think Seasons of SteynThe Years We Wasted
On this twentieth anniversary the war is lost, at home and abroad 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... |
A Clubman's NotesSpeaking Well Enough to Be Unintelligible
Programming note: Tomorrow, Sunday, I'll be hosting another audio edition of Steyn's Song of the Week on Serenade Radio in the UK at 5.30pm British Summer Time (that's 12.30pm North American Eastern/9.30am Pacific). You can listen from anywhere on the planet by clicking the button in the top right-hand corner here. Afterwards right here at SteynOnline we will present a brand new Sunday Poem - because video poetry is where the big bucks are. Meanwhile, we continue our voyage from th48 in our latest Tale for Our Time: Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. Suzanne Molineaux, a Connecticut member of The Mark Steyn Club says: Dear Mark, The way in which you bring to life all the characters of Northanger Abbey makes me wish the book would never end. I ... A Clubman's NotesA Famous Good Thing and No Bad Notion
Welcome to the thirteenth episode of Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen's first completed novel, and a glimpse of lost courtship rituals in our age of non-binary friends with benefits... A Clubman's NotesCoach Class
Episode Twelve of Jane Austen's tale of an impressionable young lady and the Gothic novels that exercise such a grip on her imagination... A Clubman's NotesHume Thoughts from a Broad
In tonight's episode of Northanger Abbey, Catherine and her new friends discourse on the difference between history books and novels... A Clubman's NotesA Blazey Afternoon
Episode Ten of our serialization of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey A Clubman's Notes(Not) At Home
In tonight's episode of Northanger Abbey, Catherine finds herself snubbed in Milsom Street... A Clubman's NotesA Blaize of Excitement
In today's episode of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey Catherine's Gothic imagination is excited by the prospect of a castle... A Clubman's NotesThe Texture of Muslin
Part Seven of Northanger Abbey, the first novel Jane Austen ever completed A Clubman's NotesDread, Bath and Beyond
Welcome along to the fiftieth audio adventure in our series Tales for Our Time. When we ballyhooed it yesterday, South Carolina Steyn Clubber Larry Durham could barely contain himself: 'A new Tale for Our Time! It's like an early Christmas present!' We certainly hope so, Larry... The Hundred Years Ago ShowThe Party She Didn't Come Home From
Steyn revisits the news, the soundbites and the music of September 1921 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 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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