Episode 73 - Boundaries, Part 1

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In this March 2010 edition of B-Side, Rob Sachs and Tamara Keith venture out in the rain to try and find the historic Mason-Dixon Line. Along the way we hear about a pair of European villages that share the most bizarre border you’ve ever heard of, guards who work a watery border, and a man who knows no borders.

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