Megan Lockhurst worked on Havoc with Tom Hardy and Forest Whitaker, has strong opinions about cinema, and grew up in a Canadian childhood that felt exactly like Stand By Me — from the inside. She also has thoughts on dill pickles that are difficult to argue with.

Megan Lockhurst is an actress and singer-songwriter whose work spans screen, stage, and microphone, known for her grounded presence, playful perspective, and a deeply held belief that physical media still matters.

• Why 4DX cinema is either the future of moviegoing or a complete disaster, depending entirely on the film
• The Canadian childhood that felt exactly like a 1980s coming-of-age movie
• Why practical effects, Blu-rays, and fresh air are all part of the same argument about what makes film worth caring about
• What the future of cinema looks like when AI and streaming are reshaping every part of the industry

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• Website

Originally released under the podcast's former name: Television Times.

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