Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

Your humble host fights back against 2022's nastiest free speech scandal ... we talk to Matthew Taylor, the director of a movie every big-city mayor should watch - "Gotham: The Fall and Rise of New York" ... and Steve McGrew dares to be a conservative stand-up comic (and he has the professional scars to prove it).

Two Internet sensations shame Hollywood for ignoring VP Kamala Harris, a new Climate Change screed gets skewered by critics and OutKick's Bobby Burack shares why he avoids 'hot takes' on the latest headlines (and why that's such a smart idea).

The 95th Academy Awards proved more subversive than anyone expected, and here's what that means moving foward. More Big Tech censorship rears its ugly head, but this time the artist in question might be punching back. And Stephen Colbert says way too much about what his 'Late Show' really does five nights a week.

Russell Brand caps unbelievable transformation in front of Bill Maher's eyes. Chris Rock mocks the woke revolution ... but here's why he didn't go far enough. Actor Sean Whalen of 'Twister,' 'People Under the Stairs' fame reveals his latest project, a horror comedy with bite, humor and heart.

Comedians against comedy. It's pathetic, and HiT has the receipts. The ladies at 'The View' treat politics like a three-ring circus, again, but we've got the perfect response. Actor/director Corbin Bernsen shares his Hollywood life, from breaking out with 'LA Law' to his powerful Pure Flix docuseries 'Journey of Faith.' The latter brought him back to God, and it's a story you won't wanna miss.

Disney's latest propaganda push reveals a disturbing cultural trend, one with far-reaching consequences. Breitbart News' John Nolte weighs in on Netflix's 'You People,' the few film scribes worth your while and if Hollywood will learn the ultimate lesson - 'get woke, go broke.'

Those Big Tech censors are everywhere, and we better start fighting back, and fast. Comic book legend Mike Baron is on the front lines of this culture war fight, and he shares how the censorial Left is trying to squash stories like 'Thin Blue Line' and " Private American ' that defy the 'approved' narratives.

Who is Christian Toto, and why is the Hollywood in Toto Podcast primed for the culture war battles ahead? We talk with AwardsDaily.com founder Sasha Stone about Hollywood's woke revolution and learn why her fellow film scribes turned against her. It's not pretty.

HiT gives a State of the Podcast update, shares a cool indie thriller on Hulu and lets Townhall.com's Kurt Schlichter do what he does best - throw cultural punches like Tyson in his prime.

HiT shreds Cancel Culture overseas, recommends a horror comedy with bite and talks to Christopher Rufo about his documentary 'America Lost' and how it seeks fresh answers to poverty.

HiT explains why Trump Derangement is hurting Hollywood, recommends an Oscar bait movie that missed awards season glory and talks to comedian Steve McGrew about the Left's violent tendencies in the Age of Trump.

HiT pokes holes in HBO's 'brave' 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' spin, recommends a chilling show for our digital age and chats with Daily Wire writer Paul Bois about what he refuses to do with his art.

HiT shares why the Hollywood message machine is stalling, recommends a wild new horror comedy from Taiwan and talks to Michael Pack about letting Justice Clarence Thomas defend himself (finally) with "Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words."

HiT explains why Robert De Niro's political rants are meaningless, recommends a micro-indie horror flick and talks to right-leaning comic Adam Yenser about using humor to open liberal audiences' minds.

HiT breaks down the Oscar diversity uproar, recommends a killer take on Dracula and talks to 'Disturbing the Peace' director York Alec Shackleton about what you won't hear in his new action flick.

HiT breaks down Ricky Gervais' glorious Golden Globes monologue, recommends a smart horror film that may surprise you and chats with RebellerMedia.com's Sonny Bunch about the studio's outlaw bona fides.

HiT shares the ugly truth behind 'Bombshell,' deconstructs Hollywood's woke woes and talks to Nicholas Brennan about how heavy metal rockers defied Cuban rule in 'Los Ultimos Frikis.'

HiT reviews Clint Eastwood's 'Richard Jewell,' sorta-kinda recommends one of the year's 'worst' movies and talks to Kira Davis about cancel culture's toxic end game.

HiT gives an inside look at the life of a film critic, recommends the 'other' show from 'Fleabag' creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and talks to comedian David Deeble about laughing through life's obstacles.

HiT takes on critics who blindly attacked 'No Safe Spaces,' recommends Disney Plus' new 'Star Wars' series and talks to 'Everbody Calm Down' host Jimmy Failla on what's crushing late night comedy

HiT shares some good news in our divisive times, recommends the one movie to see before 'Ford vs. Ferrari' and talks to 'No Safe Spaces' director Justin Folk about free speech under assault.

HiT mocks critics suffering Trump Derangement Syndrome, shares a spooky new film that's perfect for Halloween and lets Midge Costin share why her documentary, Making Waves, gives these artists their richly deserved close up.

HiT shares the Left's new tactic against right-leaning art, recommends a killer '70s biopic and chat with writer/director Brian Presley about why Hollywood needs a movie like 'The Great Alaskan Race' right about now.

HiT describes the silliest attacks on the new 'Joker' film, talks to an author who bridges the gap betwen fact and fiction and chats with artist John Rivoli about conquering the digital landscape and teaming up with a fellow artist ... named Sylvester Stallone.

HiT shares the scariest part of the 'Joker' movie debate, recommends a summer original that defied all odds and talks to Alexandre O. Philippe about his latest cinematic deep dive - 'Memory: The Origins of Alien.'