Offensively Pre-Canceled
Welcome to another edition of The Mark Steyn Show, which begins with an innovative example of pre-cancel culture and ends with a last word on Rush. In between Steyn has an early favorite for Brit Wanker Copper of the Year, a genocidal Justin (but very relaxed about it), a poem to mark the two hundredth anniversary of Keats' death, the days when Democrat election fraud had consequences, and another edition of Mark's Mailbox. Click above to listen. For that brave band who prefer Steyn on video, he'll be joining Tucker on the telly live across America on Wednesday at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. If you're minded to stick with non-visual formats, he'll be back right here on Thursday with our Clubland Q&A live around the planet. If you're a Mark ... |
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Laura's LinksAppealing Jokes
Laura Rosen Cohen on Canada's most litigated joke making its way to the Supreme Court, a Muppet Show trigger warning, and lockdown psychosis... Steyn on the AirKathryn in for Rush Today
Mark hosts a very special edition of America's Number One radio show with Rush's widow Kathryn Limbaugh The Mark Steyn ShowClaptrap and Self-Appendectomies
We have a brand new feature for you, plus a few regulars: There's The Hundred Years Ago Show, brimming with thousand-mile strolls and self-appendectomies; Mark's Mailbox attempts to keep its eye on the main story; and our Last Call features a brace of orchestras - the Royal Philharmonic and the Electric Light... Shaidle at the CinemaGalaxy Quest
A Kathy Shaidle classic on a smash hit that never was - with Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver and Alan Rickman Steyn on the AirBorn Free and Resting Merry
Mark presents favorite excerpts of Rush from across the decades Steyn on FoxCorpsing with the Cuomos
Mark guest-hosts the one and only Tucker Carlson Tonight Steyn on FoxRemembering Rush
On Wednesday night, Mark joined Tucker to share a few thoughts on the end of an era Ave atque valeThe Indispensable Man
It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Rush Limbaugh, a giant of American broadcasting, a uniquely talented performer, and a hugely generous man to whom I owe almost everything... The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowIn One Spirit Meet and Mingle
Mark presents a brand new Valentine's entry to the Steyn Club anthology of video poetry The Mark Steyn ShowHoping It Might Be So
Welcome to the Chinese New Year/Valentine's/Presidents' Day edition of The Mark Steyn Show - in which Mark juggles the seasonal balls and catches a couple in one hand... Steyn on FoxSteyn Interviews Carlson!
Friday's Fox News Primetime began with Mark interviewing Tucker. How screwed up is that? The Mark Steyn ShowThe Hundred Years Ago Show
Keep up to date with the past in the first weekend omnibus edition of Mark's popular century-old news bulletin Shaidle at the CinemaKathy's World
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Kathy Shaidle, a dear friend and our peerless movie essayist... The War on Free SpeechPenn State's Institutional Wickedness
Steyn's latest court filing on global warm-monger Michael E Mann's vanity lawsuit (and Mann's corrupt employer) Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
Steyn on the AirFor People Like You That Keep It Turned On
On Monday I hosted a special edition of The Rush Limbaugh Show with a very special guest, Rush's beloved Kathryn, answering questions from listeners - and revealing the Elton John song she played to him in his final days. I kicked things off: MARK: Let me exercise moderator's privilege and ask a first question to get us going, back to when you first met, because, as Rush tells it, you were working for the Gary Player Foundation. Mr. Player is the legendary South African golfer, greatest South African golfer of all time, and his foundation raises a lot of money for children, and you were told... Steyn's Song of the WeekJust a Gigolo
The story of a song, from the Habsburg Empire to David Lee Roth and the Village People A Clubman's NotesThey Can Get Inside You
The final instalment of George Orwell's almost excessively timely tale, Nineteen Eighty-Four A Clubman's NotesGreen Baize and a Head Clamp
Welcome to the penultimate episode of Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Mark Steyn Club's latest Tale for Our Time and a bit of fluffy escapism that has nothing to do with our world, no sirree... A Clubman's NotesA Beetle Under a Magnifying Glass
Part Thirty-One of our latest audio entertainment: Nineteen Eighty-Four, a too timely tale by George Orwell A Clubman's NotesThe Malleability of Man
Episode Thirty of our nightly audio adventure, George Orwell's prescient masterpiece Nineteen Eighty-Four A Clubman's NotesThe Laugh of Triumph
Part Twenty-Nine of our current Tale for Our Time, a George Orwell vision of ...well, pretty much the world we're hurtling towards... A Clubman's NotesDeeper Than Friendship
Part Twenty-Eight of our latest audio adventure: George Orwell's dystopian classic Nineteen Eighty-Four A Clubman's NotesThe End of External Reality
Time for Part Twenty-Seven of George Orwell's dystopian classic Nineteen-Eighty-Four. In tonight's episode Winston is still not quite up to speed on how things work when you're strapped down in the Ministry of Love... A Clubman's NotesA Shapeless Cherry-Colored Mass
Welcome to Part Twenty-Six of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four A Clubman's NotesThe Thirteenth Hour
Welcome along to our forty-fifth audio adventure in Tales for Our Time. This one has been requested on and off over the years, and I resisted. But cometh the hour, cometh the dystopian novel... 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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