Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

Conservatives are finally making art on their terms, but if they keep making this one mistake it'll all be for naught. Comedian Kvon shares why he takes his act to college campuses, knowing students will be triggered along the way. And we share why Saturday Night Live might finally take a shot at President Joe Biden (three years too late!).

Michael and Thomas Pack created a new group, Palladium Pictures, to do more than make right-leaning documenataries. They're training the next generation of free-thinking artists to make movies that matter. Hear how they hope to jump-start a cultural revolution.

Russell Brand is facing serious sexual assault charges. Is the bawdy Brit guilty, or has the corrupt press gone too far (again)? The HiT 'cast talks to John Clay Wolfe about his remarkable journey from teen entrepreneur to syndicated radio star, and why a paralyzing accident couldn't slow him down. We wrap with a shocking tale of an on-screen jerk who took his shtick into the real world.

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Everyone knows That Eric Alper on X, the platform known 10 minutes ago as Twitter. He's the music guru who shares the best pop culture memes, and he does it by avoiding the Culture Wars at all costs. How refreshing! How necessary! Learn how an early failure led to him working with Ringo Starr, Jerry Garcia, Sinead O'Connor and many more superstars.

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Disney the Great and Powerful is in trouble. Big, sustained trouble. The most amazing part? It's all self-inflicted. We also chat with Pop Culture Crisis co-host Brett Dasovic about how actors can learn a valuable lesson from the never-ending strikes.

'Saturday Night' won't be 'Live' again for a while, so why not sample some of the best sketch comedy on the web instead? Actor/producer Kevin Sorbo got canceled by Hollywood for daring to be an openly conservative Christian. Now, he's blazing a trail for other artists to follow with films like 'Miracle in East Texas.' And we recommend not one but two films that flew under pop culture radar.

Rocker John Mellencamp weighed in on race relations, and even the Rev. Al Sharpton might be stunned by what he said. Barbra Streisand went to bat for her fellow Democrats, and to say she swung and missed hardly tells the whole story. And tech guru and film critic Dave Taylor weighs in on Barbenheimer and a film industry that's changing before our eyes.

Conservatives are crowing about the success of "Sound of Freedom," "Rich Men North of Richmond" and "Try That in a Small Town." The real story is much bigger, and more important, than those right-leaning hits. This cultural revolution is here to stay, and the elites should be very worried.

The press is in battle mode against 'Sound of Freedom' and 'Rich Men North of Richmond.' Why? The answers tell us plenty about media bias AND the current state of pop culture. And we talk with the voice behind too many killer impressions to count -- actor/comedian Tyler Fischer. His Owen Wilson bit alone is worth the price of admission.

Fear rules Hollywood, and we've got the receipts. Radio superstar Clay Travis talks Cancel Culture, BoobGate and his American Playbook for winning back the White House in 2024. And we offer one more reason to loathe the corrupt media (it's a doozy).