Filibuster

Lee is joined by author Una McCormack to discuss her acclaimed Star Trek: Picard prequel novel, The Last Best Hope.

Dallas, Kim and Lee answer listeners questions about movies, life, podcasting, books, and much more.

Lee is joined by Brannon Braga to discuss his career as a writer, producer, show runner and director across the Star Trek franchise, 24, Cosmos, The Orville, Salem, Mission: Impossible 2 and much more.

Lee and Dallas present an audio commentary for the winning film in our recent poll, Margin Call.

Written and directed by J.C. Chandor, Margin Calls follows the key people at an investment bank, over a 24-hour period, during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis.

Lee is joined by one of Scotland's rising stars, Marli Siu to discuss her exciting career so far which has featured starring perfomances in the cult hit Anna And The Apocalypse, Run and with roles in the upcoming Our Ladies and Alex Rider series.

Run is available on digital and DVD from May 25th.

Lee is joined by author and filmmaker Nicholas Meyer who has returned to the Sherlock Holmes series with his latest novel, The Adventure of Peculiar Protocols.

Nicholas discusses his long history with the great detective and the story behind his newest Holmes tale, his long association with the Star Trek franchise, working on the James Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies, and much more.

Lee is joined by the returning Carlos Miranda and Star Trek podcaster and writer Duncan Barrett to review and reflect on the first season of Star Trek: Picard.

Lee also speaks with the talent behind Star Trek: Picard on the red carpet of the European premiere. Lee interviews returning fan favourites Jeri Ryan and Jonathan Del Arco, new stars Michelle Hurd and Isa Briones, writers and co-creators Michael Chabon and Kristen Beyer and Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs.

Later in 2020 the latest film from Christopher Nolan is released, TENET and to celebrate Dallas and Lee will work their way through Nolan's filmography. In this episode, we discuss Insomnia and Batman Begins.

Dallas and Lee celebrate UK cinemas by sharing their favourite memories of visiting the cinema, pick their favourite picture houses and how we can support our creative industry during these challenging times.

Kim, Dallas and Lee review The Invisible Man starring Elisabeth Moss and pick their highlights of the 2020 Glasgow Film Festival.