The Case for an Unimportant Araby
As a follow-up to recent Clubland Q&As, Mark answers more questions from Mark Steyn Club members around the planet on sundry topics from the need to make the Middle East utterly inconsequential to Justin Trudeau's spectacular Beard of Gravitas via imperialist alternatives and cultural confidence. Click below to watch: Mark's Mailbox is made possible through the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club, for which we... |
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Laura's LinksJanuary Blues
An unsurprising study about stoner drivers, the perils of soy, a refugee revolt. These stories and more to get you through the January Blues in this week's Laura's Links. Ave atque valeRevenge on Reality
As I mentioned the other day, Diana Mosley's languorous lament that "people die non-stop" has become alarmingly literal for me. There has not been a single day since the New Year began when the obituary notices have not contained some old friend or casual acquaintance. Usually I let my thoughts percolate for a few days before setting them to paper, but in this case the celestial check-in desk is so backed up I feel obliged to do a group Avete atque valete: ~I talked about Roger Scruton on our Clubland Q&A, and I'm afraid my anger has yet to subside: Nine months ago the greatest conservative thinker of our time was fired by a... Mark's Week in ReviewA Se'nnight of Steyn, January 13-19
In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark Clubland Q&AThe Last Waltz
Steyn answers questions on everything from impeachment to whether "social media" is reconfiguring humanity Clubland Q&ALive Around the Planet: Friday January 17th
A grand Fake Injun vs Real Commie showdown in the Democrat primary Steyn on the AirTrials and Tribulations
Mark does double-duty on the airwaves, north and south of the border. First, Steyn and Steve Chabot, one of the House impeachment managers from the Clinton trial: Then Steyn and John Oakley on Megxit and more... Topical TakeNotes on a Phenomenon
A Trump night in Berniestan Steyn on the AirOnce More Unto the Breach...
From impeachment to the China deal, a busy news day for Mark on America's Number One radio show Steyn on FoxLion Kings and Desperate Dukes
Harry, Meghan, and a monarchical advantage Katz & Blaze TV vs SteynSteyn Wins ...Again
Litigious losers Cary Katz and Blaze/CRTV strike out yet again Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
Steyn's Song of the WeekI'm Just Wild About Harry
On the radio this past week, I mentioned Alan Jay Lerner, author of My Fair Lady, Camelot, Brigadoon, Gigi, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, etc. And about twenty minutes after I came off-air I remembered a conversation I had with him decades back. The Pope was on tour somewhere (my estimate from the time period would be eastern Canada): he'd landed at the airport to be greeted by a shy moppet bearing a garland of flowers, and he'd kissed her head. And Alan showed me the headline above the picture in the newspaper: Thank Heaven for Little Girls - a song of his from Gigi. And so we started discussing the fondness of sub-editors... Shaidle at the CinemaFalling Down
Kathy Shaidle delves into the 1993 Michael Douglas film Falling Down. The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowA Ribband of Red, a Rose of Shame
On the TownTwelfth Night Live!
The best live music from Mark's shows over the years - with Randy Bachman, Patsy Gallant, Peter Noone & Herman's Hermits, Ted Nugent, Elisabeth von Trapp, Loudon Wainwright III, and many more A Clubman's NotesA Mock Turtle on the Stuart River
Mark reads Jack London's tale of A Klondike Christmas The Mark Steyn ShowThe Accelerating Madness
Mark talks to Douglas Murray about his new book The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity Politics & Current AffairsMichael E Mann, Loser and Liar ...and Scofflaw and Deadbeat?
After losing big time in court, will the self-proclaimed Nobel Laureate have to take out a mortgage on his hockey stick? The War on Free SpeechMichael E Mann, Loser
Dr Tim Ball prevails against a fake-o litigant who failed to prosecute his case |
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