we talk with Doan Hoang, the director of a daring and revealing documentary, Oh Saigon (Saigon Oi), exposing to the world family fissures in the Hoang family -- the last family airlifted out of Saigon at the impending fall of Saigon in April 1975. Director Hoang exposes dark secrets in the family, including a communist uncle who fought for the liberation of Vietnam and a half-sister left behind initially in Vietnam. Director Hoang is also active in Vietnam Relief Effort, celebrating its tenth anniversary.

We also talk with UCI sociology graduate student John Bruning about current activism on campus by the Radical Student Union, opposing sweatshop-made clothing with UCI-logos and the visit of former Pres. Vicente Fox to UCI.