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The new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees prove what a joke the Cleveland institution became in just a few years, and we'll explain all the gory details. Plus, Oscar-winner Richard Dreyfuss says what no actor is allowed to say in 2023, and it's GLORIOUS.
The podcast goes to the heart of today's Cancel Culture fight, talks with a filmmaker who made a faith-kissed movie on a shoestring budget and chats with Film Threat founder Chris Gore about 'Attack of the Doc!' - It's a perfect snapshot of cable craziness before the Woke Police took over.
Lenny Bruce faced jail time for telling jokes. Today's comedians aren't getting locked up, but some fear for their lives for sharing the "wrong" routines. Meet the stand-ups in the line of fire and what it means for free speech in America.
Oscar-winner Tim Robbins proves he's liberal to the core, and why that's a very good thing. Bill Maher asks the question that shames both BLM and its media supporters. And we talk to Five Times August, the singer/songwriter who fought pandemic mania ... and gained a huge following as a result.
The new movie "Air" does the unthinkable by Hollywood standards. We skewer "Saturday Night Live" for morphing into a weekly TED Talk and chat with "Feminine Chaos" co-host Kat Rosenfield about how she defies the raging Culture War battles.
The corrupt mainstream media gets the mockery it deserves in the show's new, "Huge if True" segment. Filmmakers Chris Dowling and Alex Lehmann share why 'Acidman' isn't your average UFO saga. Blaze TV star Steve Deace goes Hollywood with 'Nefarious,' a psychological thriller that packs a spiritual wallop.
Free speech suffered another body blow this week, actor Nathan Lane snags the gold in the Hypocrisy Olympics and Angel Studios VP Jared Geesey explains why Hollywood isn't listening to audiences, but his company is all ears.
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.
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