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Season 1800 Episode 1814 | 26m 46s Video has closed captioning.
Dr. Charles Thompson became so inspired by the Mexican workers who helped him harvest the crops on his blueberry farm & the tales they told, that he undertook a personal journey along the entire 1969 miles of the border. Along the way, he documented his travels with his camera, catching some very evocative moments. He explores the border & the challenges it presents for both nations.
Aired: 05/05/16
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