Happy Warrior Podcast

We interview Christian Toto, the conservative film critic, Daily Wire contributor, and the author of Virtue Bombs: Inside Hollywood's Descent into Dreary, Dull Leftist Groupthink. Why is Hollywood so woke? What's the influence of China on the film industry and what should people do if they want to become a conservative film critics like Christian? In our interview we talk about Ghostbusters 2016, working for the Daily Wire, the power of censorship, and more! Christian Toto is an award-winning journalist and film critic who runs HollywoodinToto.com. He regularly contributes to The Daily Wire, RealClearInvestigations, TheHill.com, and JustTheNews.com. He belongs to the Critics Choice Association. He is also the author of Virtue Bombs, how Hollywood became  a nightmare of woke restrictions, Identity Politics run amok, and freedom-snuffing rules and regulation Toto's Social Media: Christian's Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1637580991 Toto's Twitter: https://twitter.com/HollywoodInToto Hollywood In Toto: htt

Check us out on HappyWarrior.substack.com Comic creators are finally pushing back against the subversive wokeness and identity politics ripping the medium and our culture apart. Mike Baron, with his new pro-police comic, “The Thin Blue Line,” is one of them. You may not be familiar with Mike Baron’s name, but you will have likely enjoyed the influence of his work. Baron is a two-time Eisner Award winner who worked for DC Comics and Marvel and had a prolific run with “The Punisher” during the 1980s and 1990s. During his career, he covered everything from “Star Wars” to “The Flash” and “Batman.” An example of Baron’s influence can be seen in the hit Netflix series version of “The Punisher.” Micro, the orthodox Jewish hacker, is a Baron creation, as is the anti-security state narrative. Indeed, some of the most woke comics creators today, like Gail Simone, cite Baron’s comics as significant influences. It can’t escape the notice of normies and comics fans alike that the western comic book publishing industry see