Going for a Song
If you missed Wednesday's live edition of The Mark Steyn Show, here's the action replay. Today's show was a Covid-double-mutation hybrid of the Steyn Show and our Clubland Q&A in which Mark answered questions live around the planet on a multitude of topics, from $10 Amazon gift coupons to total societal collapse, punctuated by various regular features such as Your Oz Wanker Copper of the Day and The Hundred Years Ago Show - and some musical tips of the hat to a great guitarist and a stilled voice. You don't have to be a Mark Steyn Club member to listen to the show, so please click away and enjoy it. But we do thank Steyn Clubbers for, as always, some excellent questions, and we'll pick up a few of the ones we didn't get to in the days ... |
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Clubland Q&ALive Around the Planet ...with a Few Extras
Mark answers questions from Steyn Club members around the world Laura's LinksFlip Flop Fauci
Laura Rosen Cohen on the latest edition of Fauci vs. Fauci, American decline, and a homeless refugee chess champion... Steyn on FoxSocial Distancing Is for the Little People
Last night Mark returned to America's Number One cable show for a rare Monday appearance with Tucker, all about Barack Obama's upcoming birthday party for 500 people, attended by 200 servants, at his oligarch-sized pad on Martha's Vineyard. Click below to watch: You can see the full hour of Tucker Carlson Tonight here. ~Are you like Barack and George and Oprah and fretting about "climate change" from the rolling acres of your soon-to-be-drowned beachfront estate? Marc Morano's publishers were kind enough to ask Mark to pen an introduction to his fine new book, Green Fraud: Why the Green New Deal Is Even Worse Than You Think. No sooner was it out than the usual campaign got going to pressure Amazon into disappearing the thing. So we're ... Politics & Current AffairsWho Ya Gonna Believe?
I see my fellow conservatives are all excited by new polls showing Kamala Harris to be the least popular vice president "since records began", which was apparently in the Seventies, but which nevertheless makes her less popular than Dan Quayle, and possibly Spiro Agnew, since it's unclear how far back into the Seventies these records go. These polls are said to have enthused... Steyn's Song of the WeekHey There with Heart
To mark Richard Adler's centenary, a song apiece from two of the biggest Broadway hits of the 1950s... The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowThe Canyons of His Mind
This is an obliquely political edition, in that there's a poem for Joe Biden's brain - plus the only opera to spark a revolution, very successfully. And Steyn wraps things up with a virtuoso rendering of Kipling's "Mandalay"... Mark's Week in ReviewA Se'nnight of Steyn, July 26-August 1
In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark Rick's FlicksCity Onscreen: Los Angeles Plays Itself
Rick McGinnis unpacks the mystique and mythology of the City of Angels on film in Los Angeles Plays Itself. Ave atque valeHow to Handle a Woman (and a Melon)
The dictator who turned an obscure Soviet republic into a one-man stan - and the lawyer who persuaded the courts that it was no longer necessary to be married to get a great divorce settlement... The Bachman BeatTal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part XIV
Tal Bachman on John Money, the New Zealand-born researcher largely responsible for the rise in "gender" and the death of biological sex... Steyn on FoxTriumph of the Wheeler
Mark and Tucker on Joe Biden's latest glimpse of his rich fantasy life... The Mark Steyn ShowEl Covid Pasa
Steyn on a multitude of topics, from open borders to Chinese aspirins, punctuated by favorite features such as Your Brit Wanker Copper of the Day and some musical tips of the hat to Peru and Mexico... Steyn on FoxWhen Virtue-Signaling Will No Longer Suffice...
Mark's back in the anchor chair on America's Number One cable show The War on Free SpeechYou're Once, Twice, Three Times a Loser...
A third strike for vanity litigant Michael E Mann The Hundred Years Ago ShowWeimar, He's Making Eyes at You
Peace breaks out in Ireland; the Government of the United States takes an unexpected interest in Afghanistan; China's nascent Communist Party has its first meeting relegated to a pleasure boat on a tourist lake; and the turbulent politics of post-imperial Germany seem to be working well for a charismatic public speaker... Steyn on FoxPainting by Six-Figure Numbers
Mark guest-hosts America's Number One cable show Ave atque valeSpiritual Ammunition
Mark recalls the late cartoonist Kurt Westergaard - a brave man when few were Steyn's Song of the WeekOver the Rainbow
Mark celebrates one of the most beloved of movie songs, yet one that has become freighted by the premature death of its most celebrated singers, one after the other... Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
A Clubman's NotesSonoma Vistas
Just ahead of Part Twenty-Four of our current Tale for Our Time, a reminder that we have a morning (North American Eastern Time) complement to our nocturnal audio adventures in the Wednesday edition of The Mark Steyn Show. Hope you'll want to check that out. Marc, a First Day Founding Member of The Mark Steyn Club from Florida, is cheering on Burning Daylight in his battles with the San Francisco press: Fake news in 1909 as described so colorfully by Jack London with President Trump playing Burning Daylight. Another perfect Tale for our Time. That's all true, Marc, but I confess I chose Burning Daylight not because of its similarities with today but because of the great gaping chasm between the nascent California of 1900 and the ... A Clubman's NotesThe Essential Refinements
Part Twenty-Three of Jack London's sweeping novel of a splendid American character battling the primal forces of the Arctic ...and then the slyer and suppler predators of California in the Gilded Age... A Clubman's NotesNot Warranting Subsidization
Welcome to Part Twenty-Two of our summer diversion by Jack London, Burning Daylight... A Clubman's NotesMaybe He Will, and Maybe He Shan't
Welcome to Part Twenty-One of our latest audio adventure: Jack London's Burning Daylight. In tonight's episode Daylight is befuddled yet again in the one area of life of which he has no grasp... A Clubman's NotesIntrinsically Square
Episode Twenty of Burning Daylight, an unusually sweeping Jack London novel... A Clubman's NotesAdvanced Hornswoggling
Episode Nineteen of the biggest-selling book of Jack London's lifetime A Clubman's NotesWild Man on Wall Street
Welcome to Part Eighteen of Jack London's Burning Daylight A Clubman's NotesUp the Hudson
Part Seventeen of Jack London's biggest selling book in his lifetime, Burning Daylight... A Clubman's NotesAnother Kind of Wilderness
It's Episode Sixteen of our summer diversion by Jack London, Burning Daylight A Clubman's NotesThe Smoky Inferno of Crude Effort
Welcome to Part Fifteen of Jack London's sweeping novel of life on the Yukon River and the San Francisco bay. In tonight's episode of Burning Daylight, Daylight is beginning to get the feeling he's outgrown the Arctic... A Clubman's NotesArms and the Bunco Squad
In Part Fourteen of Burning Daylight Daylight could use a little bit of arms control... A Clubman's NotesBuncoed in Moose Pasture
The thirteenth episode of Burning Daylight, Jack London's sweeping novel of the Alaska Gold Rush and the San Francisco Gilded Age... A Clubman's NotesA Quiet Night in the Shovel
Welcome along to the forty-ninth audio adventure in our series Tales for Our Time: Jack London's sweeping story from 1910, Burning Daylight... A Clubman's NotesMore Equal Than Others
Welcome along to the forty-eighth audio adventure in our series Tales for Our Time: As I wrote last weekend, we're starting June with some heavyweight political satire - Animal Farm by George Orwell... 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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