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CROSSING SOUTH: Oja

Host Jorge Meraz and Chef Javier Caro at the Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe
Centurion5 Productions
Host Jorge Meraz and Chef Javier Caro at the Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe.

Thursday, July 17, 2025 / Stream now with the PBS app + Encore Saturday, July 19 at 3:30 p.m. on KPBS TV and Monday, July 21 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS 2

Meet Chef Javier Caro, who takes us on a tour of his Oja restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe. The breathtaking scenery matches the incredible food. Join Javier on a tour of the facility complete with zebras. His inspirational story encourages us to follow our passion in life.

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Host Jorge Meraz gets ready to try the food from at the Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe.
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Host Jorge Meraz gets ready to try the food from at the Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe.

Watch On Your Schedule: Episodes of CROSSING SOUTH Season 14 are available to stream with the PBS app. Watch the best of PBS anytime, anywhere on the free PBS app. Stream your favorite PBS shows on-demand and livestream shows from your local station, all from your favorite device.

CROSSING SOUTH: Ojá: Season 14 Episode 6

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Host Jorge Meraz feeds zebras at Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe.
Centurion5 Productions
Host Jorge Meraz feeds zebras at Oja Restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe.

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