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Whether we’re referring to a lust for romantic love, an ardent need for acceptance or the simple quest for a peaceful, happy life, desire is a staple movie theme. This week, Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart and Nathan Weinbender discuss a trio of movies, each of which features characters – in one case real-life people – whose life journey involves one or the other of the afore-mentioned yearnings. Those movies are “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” “Prey” and “The Territory.”

Tod Marshall reads "In Every Ripe, Ready Thing" by Terry Martin

Tod Marshall reads "Walla Walla Sweets" by Eric Lochridge

Tod Marshall reads “The Bee Dancer” by Larry Kerschner

Tod Marshall reads "Psalms from the Palouse” by Shelley Kirk-Rudeen

Tod Marshal reads “Communion” by Anna Quinn

Conceived as a prequel, “Prey” gives new life to the tired “Predator” franchise.

Spokane Playwrights Laboratory co-founders discuss their SAGA-funded script workshops

The biography of the former Colorado senator, the first Native American member of the U.S. senate.