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Hollywood defines success first and foremost by box-office grosses. But a lot of good films don’t make hardly a mark at the bank. This week, Nathan Weinbender, Mary Pat Treuthart and Dan Webster will discuss three movies that may be small in earnings but are big in quality. First up is the independent feature “Vengeance” followed by the documentary “Fire of Love” and the French-language “My Donkey, My Lover & I.”

Karen Mobley reads "The Rose Bushes" by David Romtvedt

Karen Mobley reads "Wounded Birds" by Charles Levendosky

Karen Mobley reads "By Water Divined" by Kathleene West

Karen Mobley reads "Despair is a Luxury" by Terry Song

Karen Mobley reads her original poem "My Father"

The Spokane Shakespeare Society's Amanda Cantrell talks about SAGA funding and their 2022 season.

The new thriller “Barbarian” has become a surprise critical and financial success, a scary and funny mystery that begins with two strangers and an Airbnb with secrets in the basement. Nathan Weinbender says it’s a lot of depraved fun, and it works best the less you know about it.

James Lowe and Natasha Paremski preview the season's first Masterworks concert

Cassandra J. Bruner reads "Landscape with My Father and a Dead Man's Harmonica" by Canese Jarboe