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.'