On Wednesday I returned to the Golden EIB Microphone for three hours of substitute-host-level Excellence in Broadcasting on America's Number One radio show. You can find a few moments from my guest-hosting stint here. Mr Snerdley, monitoring the show from EIB's Southern Command, Tweeted: @MarkSteynOnline sets the bar higher and higher for guest hosting on the Rush Limbaugh show. He is just an incredible broadcaster (as well as a great guy) and always a delight to listen to. It's my privilege to be part of Rush's team. And I owe Snerdley, Ali, Mike and the rest of the gang a huge debt of thanks for standing by me during tough times. The broadcast began with Trump walking out of a meeting with Schumer and Pelosi after three minutes, and ...

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On this second anniversary of The Mark Steyn Club, we're proud to present the second half of my interview with George Papadopoulos about his three years as a Deep State Target.

In this episode those seeking to entrap a junior Trump campaign staffer go through every dangle in the book from lots of cash to exotic honeypots. Then comes Robert Mueller, and prison - and the terrible personal cost to George and his family:

Part One of my interview with George Papadopoulos can be found here - and, if you...

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Programming note: Today I'll be back behind the Golden EIB Microphone for another three hours of substitute-host-level Excellence In Broadcasting on America's Number One radio show. The fun starts at 12 noon Eastern/9am Pacific. Hope you'll dial us up either via the iHeart Radio app or on one of over 600 stations across the fruited plain, such as our old friends at WNTK New Hampshire, where you can listen to the full show from anywhere on the planet right here.

What's on the rundown for today's show? Well...

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Tucker and Mark on Robert De Niro's ongoing destruction of his sanity:

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A few moments from Mark's guest-hosting stint behind the Golden EIB Microphone

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Mark returns to America's Number One radio show

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Deadwood stages, pillow talk, and Hitchcockian veils

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Conrad Black's long overdue pardon and America's disgraceful and corrupt federal "justice" system

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Mark and Tucker on the latest Democrat to enter the presidential race. He did it to Staten Island Chuck, he can do it to America:

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Steyn talks the Deep State's attempted coup, with a side-order of Brexit and Tommy Robinson and more

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On this second anniversary of The Mark Steyn Club, we're proud to present the first of a special two-part edition of The Mark Steyn Show in which I talk with George Papadopoulos, the first Trump campaign member to plead "guilty" in the Mueller investigation:

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Today marks the first day of the third year of The Mark Steyn Club...

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A case that should never have been brought finally ends.

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Cary Katz's four Steyn suits (and counting)

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Michael E Mann's defamation suit against me enters its sixth eighth year in the constipated bowels of DC justice...

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We're awash in music this weekend as our Mark Steyn Club second-birthday celebrations continue. Today we're honored to present another live-performance edition of Steyn's Song of the Week, and with the irrepressible Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits.

A couple of weeks back I noted the death of a marvelous pop composer, Les Reed, and chose to memorialize him with an early hit for Tom Jones, "It's Not Unusual". But I mentioned en passant:

Les and Geoff [Stephens] went on to write many other songs, including their masterpiece, 'There's a Kind of Hush (All Over the World Tonight)', which Herman's Hermits made a monster hit all over the world now and forever. I love the melody Reed came up with, and maybe we'll do that for a Song of the Week in the weeks ahead.

So I sat down with Peter Noone to talk about the song and to hear him perform it acoustically and then live on stage with a full complement of Herman's Hermits:

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by Johannes Brahms, Edward Elgar, César Franck, Mikhail Glinka, André Grétry, Jenő Huszka, Albert Ketèlbey, Gustav Mahler, Modest Mussorgsky and Carl Nielsen

One of the most popular features of Tales for Our Time has been the music Mark chooses to accompany each story. So here, after many requests, is a sampler of the accompanying melodies from some of our tales...

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by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Joseph Conrad, F Scott Fitzgerald, Anthony Hope, Rudyard Kipling, Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson and H G Wells

Mark presents a sampler of tales from the first season of Tales for Our Time...

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Mark talks pictures and pooches with Doris Day

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Welcome to the final installment of our Mark Steyn Club second-birthday Tale for Our Time...

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with Mark and his guests Leonard Bernstein, Chuck Berry, Billy Bragg, Leslie Bricusse, Louis Clark, Vincent Falcone Jr, Julio Iglesias, Ralph McTell, Mary Martin with June Silver, Men at Work, Maria Muldaur, Sid Ramin, Ann Ronell and Harry Secombe (with bonus appearance by Tim Rice)

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Following last year's sell-out maiden voyage, we decided to make the Mark Steyn Club Cruise an annual event. And so the second Steyn cruise will leave Vancouver on September 4th and sail through Alaska's beautiful Inside Passage to Glacier Bay. I'll be doing double-duty, hosting the cruise, and also hosting live editions of The Mark Steyn Show at sea...

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The bicentennial of John Keats' amazingly productive spring of 1819 - and its loads of odes

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Mark invites Paul Sorvino to reveal the connection between a great American actor and one of the most beloved songs on the planet:

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The Corner post that launched a lawsuit...

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