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CROSSING SOUTH: Tuetanicos, Vet Volunteers & Lobster Bistro

Robin Gunther from Baja Spay and Neuter explains how her foundation helps sterilize companion animals in Tijuana and Rosarito. Mexico.
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Robin Gunther from Baja Spay and Neuter explains how her foundation helps sterilize companion animals in Tijuana and Rosarito. Mexico.

Stream now with KPBS+ / Watch Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS TV + Encore Monday, March 16 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS TV

First stop is breakfast: we check out a hidden little taco place that slaps on blobs of bone marrow that tastes oh-so-good. Next we meet Robin Gunther from the Baja California Spay Neuter Foundation, who has spearheaded efforts to reduce the stray animals in Tijuana and beyond. We visit a special cat sterilization event where locals are helped to sterilize their animals. Cross-border collaboration makes it all happen, minds and hearts are changing. For dinner, we get to try a new lobster place, not in Puerto Nuevo, but near the border in Tijuana.

A lobster plate from La Casa de la Langosta Bistro located near the border in Tijuana. Mexico.

Season 11 of CROSSING SOUTH: Host Jorge Meraz is back to exploring the amazing sights south of the border. In eight brand new episodes watch as he trains and fights fires alongside the Rosarito Fire Department, tag along to Ensenada’s Pai Pai Zoo where he is bombarded by a baby panther and a group of monkeys, and later witness Jorge face his fear as he dives into the hives of stinging bees.

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Along with visits to top tourist destinations and under the radar spots, this season will showcase some of the charitable work happening in Baja California. We will meet compassionate volunteers dedicated to helping stray animals, visit a special school for the refugee children stuck at the border, then tour the Rosarito Boys and Girls Club. And as always, you guessed it - Jorge will devour some amazing food!

We have all sorts of amazing episodes coming to you in Spring of 2022. Watch as Jorge trains and fights fires along with the Rosarito Firefighting department. And in the Pai Pai Zoo episode, Jorge gets attacked by a baby panther and a group of monkeys. Talented artist Ahn Pham shows off his wooden boogie boards and ocean paintings. We also face our fears as we dive into the hives of stinging bees.

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About Producer: Centurion5 Productions has taken multiple productions to air. They produce CROSSING SOUTH for KPBS San Diego & CreateTV. They also produce reality/factual/travel shows, documentaries and TV adverts. They are an award winning production company that broadcast both in regional and national markets. From pre-production planning all the way through to release, they translate thoughts and visions into a concrete expression that can be shared with the world.

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