Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

Jason Aldean's 'Try That in a Small Town' offended all the right people, but it's his response to critics that matters most of all. Filmmaker Ted Balaker offers a chilling warning about the woke revolution. Piers Morgan has the final word on BarbieGate, and it's a doozy.

The "Barbie" movie is finally here, and everyone expecting a glossy, glamorous romp are in for a rude awakening. Here's why the woke comedy is the feel-bad movie of the summer, especially if you're a dude.

The media isn't done savaging Sound of Freedom, but the latest assault says FAR more about the author than the blockbuster film itself. 'Normal World' star Quarter-Black Garrett shares how becoming a father helped him realize his creative dreams. Your humble host makes an embarrassing pop culture confession, but there's a method to his madness.

You may not know Adam Devine by name, but you've seen his face on shows like Workaholics and Modern Family. Now, he's telling the ugly truth behind the death of the movie comedy. Plus, hear about podcasts that still bring the funny ... without all that woke virtue signaling. Yes, The Ruthless Variety Progrum and The Andrew Klavan Show get plenty of love here.

Sound of Freedom is under fire from the press, and CNN is leading the way in the most cartoonish way possible. A veteran artist brings Ben Franklin to life with an insanely creative graphic novel sseries. And comedian Jocelyn Chia shares how a viral routine almost derailed her career.

Hollywood has another megaton bomb on its hand - 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.' Studios should have listened to Nerdrotic, The Critical Drinker and other critics who skewer films with humor, heart and purpose. One film studio did listen to its audience, and the results are nothing short of breathtaking.

Variety magazine (accidentally) proves why we need conservative film critics. Learn how liberal satirist Jimmy Dore is earning the trust of conservative listeners one punch line at a time. And one of 2017's best films is now available to stream, and it's a perfect choice for July 4th revelers. (Plus a surprise segment!)

The co-star of a beloved sitcom shares disturbing tales of Hollywood bigotry ... YouTube star Paul Chato reveals the secrets to his viral success and why comedy makes it even sweeter ... a 2011 comedy deserves a second look in our woke-obsessed times.

Samuel L. Jackson is one of our best and brightest stars, but what he said about the GOP recently isn't just ugly. It reflects the current state of America ... and none of it is good.

HiT calls out reporters for acting as PR flaks for the rich and powerful (think Disney, Biden and more) and talks to author Peachy Keenan about winning the culture war in the most radical ways possible. Plus, Netflix delivers a movie that will knock you straight off your couch.

Harrison Ford is back as Indiana Jones, but is the Dial of Destiny a feature-length apology for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull or the second franchise dud in a row? Does co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge complement her iconic co-star or overshadow him in the (not-so) grand feminist tradition? The answers await ...

Your host breaks down the dirty little secrets of entertainment journalism, shares three upcoming films that could defy our blockbuster age and talks to director/comedian Mike Binder about Cancel Culture, comics turning on each other and why Kevin Costner stands tall in Hollywood. Check out Standupworld.com for the latest comedy news.

Showtimes mysteriously pulls the plug on a Gov. DeSantis hit piece ... but why? Pop culture critic Michael McGruther challenges conservatives to play the long game or keep losing the culture wars. Caylan Ford's film about enduring a brutal Cancel Culture attack, "When the Mob Came," is the year's most important, and mesmerizing, film.

Director Justin Folk isn't a household name, but he's made not one but two movies that rocked the zeitgeist. His latest, What Is a Woman?, dominated the conversation for months. Folk shares how he makes movies that rattle the culture ... on his terms.

A New York Times critic beclowns himself over and again. Variety magazine shows its contempt for free speech by attacking a comedy icon. Journalist Liz Collin stared down BLM protesters before setting the record straight on George Floyd and all thoses media lies.

A new country song stands up to the woke mob, and it's about time. A progressive comedian shreds his peers in epic fashion. Comedian Josh Denny shares the crazy hoops he jumps through just to tell a joke in 2023 America.

Howard Stern remembers his free speech roots (or does he?), we recall a killer 2018 comedy made before the woke mob took over Hollywood and speak with Loor TV's CEO Marcus Pittman about why his new platform is 'unfiltered by Hollywood or Church Ladies.'

Ted Nugent gets canceled, and that's not even the worst part of the story. A blast of hate mail reveals the ugly truth about culture in 2023. We speak with Patrick Courrielche of 'Red Pilled America' fame on why his NPR-style show matters and the threat against conservative voices that could silence them all.

The new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees prove what a joke the Cleveland institution became in just a few years, and we'll explain all the gory details. Plus, Oscar-winner Richard Dreyfuss says what no actor is allowed to say in 2023, and it's GLORIOUS.

The podcast goes to the heart of today's Cancel Culture fight, talks with a filmmaker who made a faith-kissed movie on a shoestring budget and chats with Film Threat founder Chris Gore about 'Attack of the Doc!' - It's a perfect snapshot of cable craziness before the Woke Police took over.

Lenny Bruce faced jail time for telling jokes. Today's comedians aren't getting locked up, but some fear for their lives for sharing the "wrong" routines. Meet the stand-ups in the line of fire and what it means for free speech in America.

Oscar-winner Tim Robbins proves he's liberal to the core, and why that's a very good thing. Bill Maher asks the question that shames both BLM and its media supporters. And we talk to Five Times August, the singer/songwriter who fought pandemic mania ... and gained a huge following as a result.

The new movie "Air" does the unthinkable by Hollywood standards. We skewer "Saturday Night Live" for morphing into a weekly TED Talk and chat with "Feminine Chaos" co-host Kat Rosenfield about how she defies the raging Culture War battles.

The corrupt mainstream media gets the mockery it deserves in the show's new, "Huge if True" segment. Filmmakers Chris Dowling and Alex Lehmann share why 'Acidman' isn't your average UFO saga. Blaze TV star Steve Deace goes Hollywood with 'Nefarious,' a psychological thriller that packs a spiritual wallop.

Free speech suffered another body blow this week, actor Nathan Lane snags the gold in the Hypocrisy Olympics and Angel Studios VP Jared Geesey explains why Hollywood isn't listening to audiences, but his company is all ears.