Alex decided 2026 was the year he’d read more books—and maybe broaden his horizons a little. Well… mission accomplished. 😂Almost nine months in, Alex is realizing his taste has changed WAY more than he expected. So what does he actually like? Why do certain books hit different? And what the heck happened to the old Alex?Let’s find out how books changed Alex in 2026.

A LOT is happening in the comic book world! Alex breaks down the good, the bad, the X-Men casting, Supergirl, and the first episode of Lanterns. Where are the DCU and MCU headed—and are you excited about it?

Need a good summer movie to watch tonight? Alex has 6 recommendations he thinks you’ll love. Whether you want something fun like Sheep Detectives, something different like Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie, or a great movie like Zodiac to kick back with, Alex has you covered. 🎬

Alex is reading Phil Collins’ Not Dead Yet, and the stories behind the songs and tours have been incredible. But what stood out most is the price Collins had to pay for his success.

In this episode, Alex accidentally turns the mic into a therapy session. He opens up about his dream of becoming the best reviewer of movies, books, and TV shows, then somehow ends up going on a full-blown venting session.So grab a snack, be the shoulder he definitely isn’t crying on, and enjoy the chaos. Thanks for listening… you’re basically his unpaid therapist now.

Alex just survived Toy Story 5, and now it’s time for a spoiler-filled therapy session. He’ll give credit where it’s due, call out what worked, roast what didn’t, and explain why this movie had him shaking his head. Buckle up for a review that’s equal parts analysis, frustration, and full-blown rant.

Hot on the heels of reading Bandersnatch, Alex shares an update on his book—and explains why collaboration has become one of his favorite parts of the creative journey. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to reach out, team up, or finally make something together… this is it.Bandersnatch by Diana Pavlac Glyer: https://a.co/d/04crUYjG

What happens when a passion project explodes beyond anything its creator ever imagined? Alex takes a look at two small films that became unexpected cultural phenomena: The Backrooms and Obsession. How did these projects capture the attention of audiences around the world, and what can their success teach us about creativity, perseverance, and pursuing our dreams? Tune in as Alex explores the stories behind these unlikely hits and the lessons we can learn from them.

As part of Alex’s transformation into a bookworm, he has been watching movies based on his favorite reads. Tune in to hear his thoughts on Of Mice and Men, The Grapes of Wrath, and The Road; and, in classic RxS fashion, join him in thinking through big questions: What should an adaptation be? How faithful should it stay to the source material? And why adapt stories at all? All this and more on RxS Off-Script.

Alex takes a deep dive into the classic Western Lonesome Dove, exploring what makes both the novel and TV adaptation so beloved. From unforgettable characters and powerful themes to the adaptation’s greatest strengths and shortcomings, Alex shares why this story has stood the test of time—and what lessons we can still learn from it today.