Crazier Than Thou
Welcome to the Tuesday edition of The Mark Steyn Show, in which Mark brings the crazy - from a pithier Pledge of Allegiance to NPR minivans, Quebec apartments to two-thirds of a billion brand new Americans. Plus a Vicwit Wanker Copperpalooza, The Hundred Years Ago Show, why YouTube is no longer MeTube, and a very necessary pick-me-up. Click above to listen. For that brave band who prefer Mark in visual formats, he'll be joining Tucker Carlson live across America tomorrow, Wednesday, at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. If you're a Mark Steyn Club member and you'd like to submit a question for Mark to address on his next show, please leave it in the comments below. Do stay on topic - and no URLS, please, as they wreak havoc with our page formatting. ... |
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Politics & Current AffairsLast Orders at the Hive
The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg dominated the weekend headlines, and will further destabilize an already whacky election campaign in its last six weeks. But the death of an all but unknown American may be more telling about the pitiful state of the country: Nebraska bar owner Jake Gardner, charged in fatal shooting of unarmed Black protester, dies by suicide, attorney says Way back on May 30th, in that hinge moment of the year when spring turned to summer and lockdown turned to looting, Jake Gardner found a mob of "mostly peaceful protesters" being mostly peaceful about the death of George Floyd outside his bar, the Hive & Gatsby's, in downtown Omaha. His windows were broken, and his dad was getting shoved around. Douglas County ... Mark's Week in ReviewA Se'nnight of Steyn, September 14-20
In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark The Mark Steyn ShowSinging Out
Mark weighs the competing merits in a locked down world of Van Morrison and Boris Johnson, how to have a floppo political campaign and still come out with a beach house and a Ferrari, Baptists and Cuties, Princeton's racism, the vast kingdom of Biden's brain, Mickey Rooney's songwriting, and much more... Steyn on the AirVirtue-Signaling Unto Death
Mark joins Chris Kenny on Sky News for a brisk overview of the American scene Steyn on FoxJoe Goes Corny Pop
Mark and Tucker on politicians and pop stars Laura's LinksMiddle East Peace from President Hitler
President Worst Hitler Ever delivers some Middle East peace, looking at 9/11 though a woke lens, Swedenistahn, and Aussie coronavirus totalitarianism – these and more in this week's Laura's Links... The Bachman BeatTal Bachman: Finding Jessica
Faux Afro-Puerto Rican professor Jessica Krug has become 'Wokism's' first auto-martyr, executed by her own hand out of devotion to the world's most destructive religion, Tal Bachman writes... The Mark Steyn ShowHarry Potter and the Philosopher Stoned
Mark surveys the scene from California to Victoria, Scotland to New Brunswick at the dawn of the Dis-Enlightenment The Mark Steyn ShowWe Don't Need Conservative Art, We Need Good Art
In this video edition of The Mark Steyn Show recorded live at sea, Mark expounds on Andrew Breitbart's axiom that politics is downstream of culture with three of his compatriots from the deranged dominion... |
Steyn's Song of the WeekAutumn Leaves
An early autumn has come to Steyn's corner of New Hampshire. This essay is adapted from Mark's book A Song For The Season: A truly great song for the season isn't about the calendar, or the weather. It's about the seasons of life and love: Spring Is Here Why doesn't my heart go dancing? But then: The Things We Did Last Summer I'll remember all winter long... Of course, if you're not a young man whose fancy turns to love, spring fever may pass you by, and, if you're in late middle age, the summer may be no more likelier a prompter of romance than mid-November. Yet there is one great seasonal signifier that almost everyone responds to. You don't have to be moonstruck or in love at all to feel a certain melancholy when autumn nips the air: ... Shaidle at the CinemaA Woman's Face
Kathy Shaidle on what happened to Joan Crawford... Ave atque valeTightly Argued on the Bench, Not So Much Off
Steyn on Ruth Bader Ginsburg and a republic of judges. The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowOf Sleep and Slough
An anthology of some favorite Mark Steyn Show poems of recent months, matched to some appropriate musical interludes. From the Fall of Rome and of Constantinople to the joys of sleep, life's rich variety is all here... A Clubman's NotesThe Elphbergs - with a Word on the Rassendylls
For this year's summer entertainment, Mark's contemporary inversion of Anthony Hope's classic The Prisoner of Zenda: The Prisoner of Windsor... Steyn's Song of the WeekHits from the Headlines
Songs about statues, marching through Georgia, virus-infected felines, and taking the town of Minneapolis... The War on Free SpeechThe Costs of Mann Delay
Michael E Mann, loser, liar, scofflaw and deadbeat Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
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