Welcome to the 100th edition of The Mark Steyn Show, in which Mark circles back to his very first show, muses on where we stand ninety-nine shows later, and finds himself diverted into a circle in a spiral and a wheel within a wheel...

An in-depth update on the eternally impending Durham Report - plus a Canadian clampdown on lockdown dissent, a poem for Royal love, yet another ChiCom decisive advantage, a brand new edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, and one of the loveliest of ballads...

Mark covers everything from Magellan's landing at Guam to Eric Swalwell's suit against Trump. He also has a poem from John Donne, and an earworm to last all week long...

Mark circles back from a French president convicted of corruption to a First Lady warbling of watery graves. In between we have news from America, Britain, Canada and Denmark. Steyn finds his new feature on Chinese penetration turning yet again alarmingly literal; recalls the good old days of invading Germany; and presents poignant vignettes from the ChiCom-19 statistics, the lockdown commissars and the Brit Wanker Coppers of the Day. All that plus another edition of Mark's Mailbox...

Mark starts with a too literal example of Chinese penetration, moves to the silenced victims of Justin's Covid isolation facilities, the hell of lockdown without end, a fine way to treat a Steinway, and concludes with Chairman Xi's plans for small Pacific states...

This edition of The Mark Steyn Show 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 rummage through Mark's Mailbox...

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; and our Last Call features a brace of orchestras - the Royal Philharmonic and the Electric Light...

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...

Mark considers conservatism on hold around the globe, and ponders the difference between rigging and "fortifying" the election. We also have a poem from Sir Walter Scott and a song from Cole Porter...

Mark contemplates the new Head of Reality Control, Euro-Canadian failure, and Covid Year Two. There's a new edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, a radioactive Last Call, and a serenade to soothe...