HiT breaks down Will & GraceGate, recommends an minor '80s classic starring Teri Garr and chats with film historian Chris Yogerst on how 'The Hunt's cancellation isn't anything new.

HiT explains why Hollywood can't get enough of Roger Ailes, shares the latest unhinged rant from Ron Perlman and talks to PluggedIn.com's Paul Asay about what TV gets right, and so very wrong, about Christianity.

HiT wonders if these liberal comics will finally speak out against PC culture, recommends a grisly superhero story with one big caveat and talks to Scott Johnston about how his 'Campusland' novel skewers PC groupthink.

HiT shares how a prominent comedy club let the Heckler's Veto win, talks to Threedonia's Jim Culver about another woke failure and learns how Mike Erwin and Galen Wright's new series merges great storytelling with bedrock values.

HiT see the bright side of a dismal summer movie season, recommends a searing, fact-based drama and talks to Dangerous Documentaries founder Jake Klein about the rise of woke culture.

The HiT 'cast shares why Cancel Culture won't nail Quentin Tarantino (yet) and interviews Instapundit.com's Glenn Reynolds about his new book, 'The Social Media Upheaval.' You won't look at Twitter or Facebook the same way again.

The HiT 'cast reveals The View's most embarrassing moment of the year, talks to a musician who refuses to follow liberal groupthink and lets author Mike Baron explain why he never lectures his readers.

HiT shames Showtime for laughing at the new conservative blacklist, recommends a movie savaged by woke critics and talks to ad guru Dan Granger on the folly of knee-jerk boycotts.

HiT debunks a Hollywood Reporter story about conservative comedy, mocks Mia Farrow for praising a murderous thug and talks to filmmaker Nate Adams about why Mad Magazine still matters.

The HiT 'cast reviews two woker than woke duds, recommends a brawdy British comedy with bite and talks to filmmaker Joseph Granda about accepting divine inspiration without qualifiers.