Megan Kearns is a film critic, freelance writer, and podcaster. She’s also a feminist queer vegan.

Megan is the co-host of the Spoilerpiece Theatre film podcast. She writes film reviews as a contributor to the queer site EDGE Media Network. She is a member of the Boston Online Film Critics Association (BOFCA) and GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics.

Megan is an editor at the feminist film site Bitch Flicks, currently on hiatus. She frequently guests on film podcasts. Her written work has also been published in or appeared at Bitch Media, Fem2pt0, Silver Century Foundation, Women and Hollywood, Everyday Feminism, Feminist Magazine on KPFK Radio, Open Letters Monthly, Arts & Opinion, Italianieuropei, and Women’s Views on News. Her work has been referenced by CBS News and Forbes. She has been quoted in The National and The Washington Post’s Express and interviewed for Ms. Magazine‘s blog. Megan was also listed on Screenqueens‘ “15 Women Film Critics You Should Be Reading.”

Megan founded the blog The Opinioness of the World, a feminist vegan site covering issues and topics in film, TV, media, food, body positivity, politics, animals, pop culture, and reproductive justice.

In addition to writing and podcasting, Megan possesses a diverse career background in gender, finance, politics, and event planning. She worked as the Administrative and Program Coordinator at the Women and Public Policy Program (WAPPP) at Harvard Kennedy School where she coordinated the non-partisan political training program From Harvard Square to the Oval Office.

Passionate about reproductive justice and social justice, Megan has fundraised for or volunteered with Eastern Massachusetts Abortion (EMA) Fund, NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts, the Athena Film Festival, and Casa Myrna Vazquez‘ domestic violence hotline.

Megan earned her B.A. in Anthropology and Sociology (Double Major) and earned a Graduate Certificate in Women in Politics and Public Policy from UMass Boston.

In her spare time, Megan goes to independent film theatres,  attends film festivals, peruses bookshops, eats all the vegan food, and perpetually adds more films to her never-ending streaming queue.