In yet another LTRT first, Kevin and guest host Mike (host of the Team CLOK podcast) dive into one of the hottest films out right now, the bluesy horror film Sinners. After taking a look at the key aspects of the film, they bring 3 different book recommendations with various ties to the film - one for the history, one for the community, and one for the music. Join us for a wide ranging discussion on the newest episode of Like That? Read This!

This week's episode features our first comparison between an art work and a book along with a comparison between two space sagas - one sonic and one written. Kevin is joined by his friend Marc to first look at lesser known works by Vincent Van Gogh and J.R.R. Tolkien. Then, Kevin dives into the first four albums by alt-prog rockers Coheed and Cambria alongside the Red Rising trilogy by Pierce Brown. Whether you're familiar with all or none, jump in and check out all 4 works in our new episode of Like That? Read This!

Kevin is joined by his coworker Scott for a second time and (appropriately) they discuss some works that examine just what it is to do something over, and over, and over. Before getting into their books, the guys talk 2 classic 90's films: The Matrix, and Groundhog Day. Then, they look at some books that will draw you in and not let you escape in this new episode of Like That? Read This!

After a bit of a hiatus, we're back with a brand new episode looking into the beauty of the natural world, the virtual world, and the written world. Kevin and his high school classmate Jeff dive into multiple works exploring the beauty of life like the video game "Ghost of Tsushima" and the BBC's epic nature series "Planet Earth". To find out what they compare these works to, tune in and listen to the latest episode of Like That? Read This!

LTRT is back with one last episode before a short hiatus, and this is one you don't want to miss! Kevin and his coworker Kerin get together to discuss some truly unique characters in this week's episode. First, Kerin talks "Whodunnit?" as she examines the Rian Johnson mystery film "Knives Out" before digging into a novel that tackles just what it means to be seen. Then, Kevin dives into the new American classic "Forrest Gump" before diving into what might be Sweden's best answer to Gump. Join us as we discuss some unforgettable characters (and even forgettable ones, too!) as we once again ask the question, Like That? Read This!

Back with part two of the conversation they started last week, John gets a chance to share his comparison in this episode. To start, he'll dig into the hit F/X show "What We Do In The Shadows", a look into the lives of 4 vampires living in Staten Island and trying to blend in with the rest of the world. We'll see how that translates into a different parody of another MAJOR mythical figure in John's book comparison. Jump back in with John and Kevin as they complete their discussion and get to proposing once again, Like That? Read This!

In a very special two-part episode, Kevin and his friend John discuss some of their favorite comedic works, both on the big and small screen and on the page. Part 1 features Kevin's recommendation based on the Mel Brooks classic, Spaceballs. Tune in to hear what he suggests to pair with the Star Wars parody, and be sure to come back next week for John's recommendations!

In this week's episode, Kevin and his lovely wife Melissa offer up some 5 star entries both in terms of movies and books! Melissa starts the episode off with a bang in our first 2(!) book recommendation to pair well with the 2014 Australian horror film The Babadook. Stepping away from horror, Kevin then suggests a book that features an old curmudgeon not unlike Carl Fredricksen in Disney Pixar's 2009 film Up. Listen and let us know your thoughts in the comments on all 5 works in our new episode of Like That? Read This!

This week, we're switching the format up a little bit! Kevin is joined by one of his oldest friends, Chris, and this week he's bringing both book recommendations. Meanwhile, Chris is here to talk the 2014 Christopher Nolan film "Interstellar", followed by a little baseball discussion. Have a listen to find out why the slight twist this week and see what we're recommending on this episode of Like That? Read This!

On this week's episode, Kevin and his colleague Megan explore some coming of age stories on both the silver screen and the small screen. First, Megan looks at some of her favorite 80's rom-coms including "Sixteen Candles", "Pretty in Pink", and "Can't Buy Me Love" before jumping into a novel devoted to rom-coms. Kevin then takes us back to high school with a look at the short lived tv series "Freaks and Geeks" along with a novel focusing on another group not typically represented in the protagonist role. Come along as we talk about how books can reflect life experiences and why that's worth reading about!