BLOSSOMS OF FIRE. The award winning documentary Blossoms of Fire tells the story of the Zapotecs from Oaxaca, Mexico. The film describes how Zapotec culture has fostered a tradition of strong women and tolerance for homosexuality. This is a conversation with singer/photographer Martha Toledo, who appears in the documentary and is in California for the San Francisco Video Festival. Martha will also speak about controversial plans to develop a Wal Mart superstore in Juchitan, in the Zapotec heartlands.

Guest: Rosa Martha Toledo, Zapotec singer, Oaxaca City; Maureen Gosling, filmmaker, director, Intrepidas Productions, Oakland, CA., www.maureengosling.com

ALSO, LAST DAYS FOR DRIVER'S LICENSE BILL. Nativo Lopez, director of Hermandad Mexicana Nacional in Los Angeles and president of Mexican American Political Association calls on California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to keep his promise and sign SB 60, the California Real ID Act that allows driver's licenses for the undocumented. Lopez also defends the bill from immigrant advocates who criticize SB 60 for allowing special markings identifying the users of the new driver's licenses as undocumented.