In this epsiode Mike Anderer invites Kimberly Libertini on the show to talk about her adoption story. Kimberly's story is one of growth, loss and helping others.

Mike interviews Jane Joy in this week's episode. Jane was born in Saigon in 1973 and came to the US in 1974. While growing up in a very white community Jane distanced herself from her Vietnamese heritage, but when she returned to Vietnam as an adult she realized how much the country was a part of her.

This week Michael talks to Michael Roche about his adoption story and how it was not until he was 54 years old that he was told the whole truth by his birth mom.

This week's episode takes us away from the United States to the north of France. We hear how different it was to grow up as a Vietnamese adoptee in Europe. Marita Bar shares her story and the things she did to cope with and embrace being so far from Vietnam.

Mike Anderer and Cahn Oxelson talk to adoptee, Phan Tai. Life wasn't always easy for Phan Tai, but the young boy didn't let all of the challenges he faced keep him from finding happiness and peace in life.

In this episode Mike Anderer talks with Vietnamese adoptee, Kim Lan Carlson. Kim Lan was airlifted out of Saigon in 1975 and grew up in the suburbs of Michigan with her mother and grandmother. Kim Lan spoke Vietnamese when she arrived to the United States, but a lack of other Vietnamese speakers in her area prevented her from keeping the language. Listen how Kim Lan adjusted to life in the United States.

In this episode hosts Michael Anderer and Canh Oxelson get to know Laura Satira. Laura was born in Vietnam and because of the love and perseverance of her adoptive father made her way to Brooklyn and despite some Asian physical characteristics grew up as a typical Brooklyn Italian woman.

In this inaugural episode Mike Anderer sits down to hear the adoption story of Aryn Lockhart.