“You will never have something you can never cross over, basically. Any difficulties at one point it's nothing when you look back.” - MomThe inspiration for this interview came from a show we watched in San Francisco. In <a href="http://www.act-sf.org/home/box_office/1718_season/vietgone.highResolutionDisplay.html" target="_blank">Vietgone</a>, the newest play by Qui Nguyen, there is a scene where the playwright does a funny, heartfelt, emotional interview with his immigrant father.

“You will never have something you can never cross over, basically. Any difficulties at one point it's nothing when you look back.” - Mom The inspiration for this interview came from a show we watched in San Francisco. In Vietgone, the newest play by Qui Nguyen, there is a scene where the playwright does a funny, heartfelt, emotional interview with his immigrant father.

“You will never have something you can never cross over, basically. Any difficulties at one point it's nothing when you look back.” - MomThe inspiration for this interview came from a show we watched in San Francisco. In <a href="http://www.act-sf.org/home/box_office/1718_season/vietgone.highResolutionDisplay.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Vietgone</a>, the newest play by Qui Nguyen, there is a scene where the playwright does a funny, heartfelt, emotional interview with his immigrant father.

Episode 3: 30 Years Later

An American podcast, abroad in Japan. This is a show about two Americans living in Japan and trying to make sense of all the cultural differences, hopefully creating a lifestyle that is a mashup between the best aspects of both cultures.

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