Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

HiT analyzes the sorry state of late night comedy, recommends an indie gem overlooked in the summer movie stampede and interviews humorist Chad Prather, a comic voice with sharing laughs and common sense.

HiT gets listeners up to speed on the latest SJW outrage, recommends a 2016 film capturing capitalism's super-sized appeal and talks to comedy legend Jeff Foxworthy about staying humble after decades of fame.

HiT chuckles over the reaction to the first 'Death Wish' trailer, praises a B-movie classic coming to home video and interviews Derek Wayne Johnson, whose John G. Avildsen documentary 'King of the Underdogs' is a must see for 'Rocky' fans.

HiT shares an embarrassing moment from his early film critic days, reveals one of Hollywood's most underrated stars and talks to Steve Spears, the nostalgia guru behind the great podcast 'Stuck in the '80s.'

HiT slams critics of an HBO show about slavery, recommends a new VOD thriller that packs a wallop and talks to Nick Searcy, one of the feistiest conservative stars on Twitter and the director of the upcoming 'Gosnell' movie.

HiT cheers a director's counter-punch against the latest PC attack, recommends a British WWII film with a patriotic twist and talks with the hosts of "The Franchise," the addictive podcast exploring the best, and worst, sequels.

HiT shares why the latest Lindsay Lohan news is genuinely important, recommends a Greek indie that puts a fresh spin on the Lolita concept and breaks down both TV and media with Phillip Swann of TVPredictions.com.

HiT explores the fallout from an indie band's unceremonious firing, recommends one of Owen Wilson's least appreciated films and talks with D.B. Sweeney about his early days in showbiz and palling around with Spike Lee.

HiT remembers the ultimate Happy Warrior, Andrew Breitbart, recommends an excellent Richard Gere thriller and interviews the great Brad Thor about his new book 'Use of Force' and why he thinks conservatives shouldn't mimic the Left's strong-arm tactics.

HiT slams Hollywood for spewing political hate, recommends the best Robin Williams film you somehow missed and talks with former 'Tonight Show' producer Dave Berg about the sorry state of late night comedy.