alton and elizabeth davis were anthropologists. the book, isabel talks about the connection and the kindred feeling between allison davis' work and her work. she regards him as a seminal figure in the developing of her ideas around this work. she talks primarily about research they did in mississippi for the book "deep south. she mentions they also had studied abroad. when i dug deeper into the that, i realized they had witnessed the book burning and escaped nazi germany right as the rise of hitler was reaching a crescendo. and so i could not believe the two stories converged in that way. upon further research, able to really try to build out what those book burnings looked like, what they did, how they functioned. so what you just saw is a combination of a sequence that digs into alton and elizabeth davis in germany, studying and then coming across this burning of books in a place that we shot in the exact square. some of the -- exact recreations of photographs of the actual incident. it was a thrill to be there standing on the sam

i thought that through that is that using been coming, elizabeth this felicia or the model of the exclusive davis from lenient that concepcion in southern spain. the city is considered the gateway for drug smuggling between africa and dia rep. in the 1970s drug traffic is made the straits of 2 belt as a european bass for 50 is the trade. it has been primarily and has she's but now there's a new business cocaine. and i just want to seize, arrive at the port of i have seen us. we have an appointment with mike. he works for one of the largest narcotics contents in spain. we've reached him off to adjust it for such and through various contacts that have let us deeper and deeper into the fray. mike organizes the logistics that drugs can be support unnoticed before that distributed own i. the europe. his salary is $200000.00 euros a month. he a he talks to the media for the 1st time, doing his incoming i think a by the most the he or someone who make sure that the container is not in the register. as soon as possible. the goods leave the port in a truck and it was in going to sort of what the then it's

davis. we'll see you next time. (upbeat music) (bright upbeat music) >>> good morning and welcome to 'mosaic'. i am ron swisher and it is a privilege to host 'mosaic' . on behalf of elizabeth, my cohost. i would like to thank you to those who made my retirement party such a glorious event. the community, united methodist church where it was held , the last seven years i had been the pastor, the administrative assistant did a fantastic job. getting the invitations out in the creativity of the program. and marty, my staff parish chair, they put it together and it was dynamic. i will never forget that moment. all the people who came and the music was glorious. with the director and the choir. all the soulless i asked to sing from betty and marianne in the choir along with kim and janel, who sings in a band. ron came from los angeles to participate. and i had my cousin, who has a quartet and he plays the saxophone. many may remember, dear lord, by john coltrane. it was wonderful. along with the speakers. my colleagues and friends. jim hopkins. and dale witherspoon. and also , the wife of the late hugh burrell's, a mentor and host and producer of 'mosaic' form 20 plus years. sh