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...

Belated Australia Day observances, plus Americans in London and Ontarians in Quebec - all the top stories of the day, plus a bottom story. There's a robotic edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, and a Last Call with a happy ending...

Mark offers some thoughts on the alleged American "inauguration" and on the downfall of Canada's viceroy, and reflects on the differences between the US and Westminster systems. Plus: a bloodcurdling poem from Robert Browning, a few words on the loss of republican virtue, and a brand new edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show...

In these final hours of Donald Trump's presidency, The Mark Steyn Show looks back over a turbulent last year and how it came to this...

Mark considers the elimination of opposition and the rise of political violence. Plus a Shelley poem to stir the blood, and a Song of the Week that's just what the doctor ordered...

Mark addresses the Wokestapo's accelerating crackdown on all dissent, and the rise of a weak hegemon. There's also another edition of The Hundred Years Ago Show, and a song for the times...

Breaking news breaks apart, and Mark fires his lawyers. Plus: Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits talks to Steyn about a great Geoff Stephens song...

with Mark and his guests Martha Stewart, Randy Bachman, Siân Phillips, Everything But the Girl and many more...