Welcome to the weekend edition of The Mark Steyn Show. Mark gives an update on Campaign 2020 from acronymic sexism to woke generals, reflects on competing realities with a bit of classic Steyn from long before this crazy year, offers a poem and a song for the times plus the Grinch who stole Christmas prematurely. Click above to listen. Mark Steyn Club members who wish to use their personal podcast players to listen to The Mark Steyn Show or Tales for Our Time can find instructions here - and the RSS page itself here. If you prefer to read your radio shows, Steyn Club members can peruse the transcripts here. For the full archive of our shows in a handy Netflix-style tile format, please see here. The Mark Steyn Show is made with the support ...

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In case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark

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Almost half the electorate has already voted, so with every passing day the latest poll fluctuations and the October Surprise du Jour make less and less difference. We are told that women in particular have problems with Trump's "personality" ...which is apparently reason enough to vote for a corrupt brain-dead sex predator on the take from China and Z-list oligarchs. The old line is: You can't beat something with nothing. The Dems figure that, when the something is Trump, nothing will do just fine - at least for those suburban women pining for decorum. Get real, ladies: it's last orders in the saloons of the west. You don't like the Tweets? Whoop-de-do: That's more important than China and immigration and dying American communities with ...

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After the last four years, would you take advice from the feds on "disinformation"?

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Laura Rosen Cohen on Jeffrey Toobin's Zoom surprise, mask mayhem, tampons for men, and more...

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Mark covers Campaign 2020 two weeks out, the liberation of Jeffrey Toobin's penis, Britain's bonking ban, and a French decapitation. There's another edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, plus a windswept chanteuse...

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On Friday Samuel Paty, a French high school teacher, was beheaded by a Chechen "refugee" on the streets of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, north-west of Paris. His crime was showing a Charlie Hebdo Mohammed cartoon to his pupils in a class on free speech. So he had to be "canceled" - Xtreme Sports edition. M Paty leaves a wife and a five-year-old son, and the usual useless passive expressions of public grief, including inevitably #JeSuisSamuel...

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Steyn and Jon Roskam on the very weird world of 2020

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Michael E Mann, loser, liar, scofflaw and deadbeat

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Kathy Shaidle on the enduring quality of a low-budget Canadian kids' horror show – and how Vincent Price wound up on it...

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Mark remembers Herbert Kretzmer, lyricist of Les Misérables, "Yesterday When I Was Young" and much more

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Just ahead of the thirty-ninth audio adventure in our popular series Tales for Our Time, thank you for all your kind comments, still incoming, about our thirty-eighth: The Prisoner of Windsor, a summer diversion from yours truly inverting the premise of The Prisoner of Zenda. Nancy Hawkes, a Mark Steyn Clubber from Virginia, writes:

I couldn't keep silent about this tale. Where to begin? The Prisoner of Windsor was amazing...

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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...

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For this year's summer entertainment, Mark's contemporary inversion of Anthony Hope's classic The Prisoner of Zenda: The Prisoner of Windsor...

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Songs about statues, marching through Georgia, virus-infected felines, and taking the town of Minneapolis...

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The Corner post that launched a lawsuit...

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