The Mark Steyn Weekend Show
"The Real Enemy"
In this brand new edition of The Mark Steyn Weekend Show, Mark talks to the screenwriter, producer and director Lionel Chetwynd - born in Hackney, raised in Montreal, but long resident in Hollywood. Steyn and Chetwynd discuss politics and popular culture, movies and the military - with special emphasis on what happens when you pitch a tale of wartime sacrifice with a dash of Ian Fleming to studio execs who want to know who "the real enemy" is. Click below to watch:
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from The Mark Steyn Weekend Show, May 20, 2017
Steyn Live in Ottawa!
Mark closed out the recent Manning Centre conference with a live stage performance of The Mark Steyn Show from Ottawa. The show includes Steyn on free speech, obscure Canadian jokes about Sir Mackenzie Bowell's fisheries minister, questions from the audience, and a live performance by the great Tal Bachman of a classic Canadian song:
Quoth the Klavan
On this edition of The Mark Steyn Weekend Show, Mark talks to bestselling novelist and screenwriter Andrew Klavan about the intersection of politics, culture and religion in the Age of Trump.
After that, a musical palate klezmer - er, palate cleanser: the Klezmer Conservatory Band crowd onto the Steyn stage for a live tribute to Leonard Cohen - plus an especially wild finale:
The Buck Stops
The bestselling novelist Lionel Shriver discusses The Mandibles, a vision of America after the dollar's collapse. Plus the 90th anniversary of Fritz Lang's masterpiece, Metropolis, and there's live music from twelve-time Grammy winner Cheryl Bentyne:
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