Talking Travel with Anthony Bourdain

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Every time I've watched this show it ends up being enjoyable attributed to the fact that--as you mentioned--Mr. Bourdain is so honest about his dining experiences.

While I'm not interested in the culinary arts I can appreciate his opinion on things. The best episodes are ones in which he's engaged in an activity like karate or scuba diving.

It's also neat that he travels to so many diverse locations, that you really see the stark differences in how one culture values food over another.

It's a lot like watching Huell Howser (which is also extremely watchable), sans the California locale and of course the southern accent.

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