we are back with sg md and we re live in conakry, guinea, talking about the ebola virus outbreak. a friend of mine that has traveled to so many of these places is anthony bourdain on his parts unknown season three map, he has europe, asia, and the americas covered. so we decided to give you a sneak peek of the season premiere from pun punjab, india. there are countless food shops to count from in this town but this one is legendary. vegetables, mm, i like it. you eat around this part of the world, punjab in particular, get used to eating a lot of vegetarian. and india is one of the few places on earth where even for me that s not a burden.
what s that? oh, i ll take that, yeah, right here, my good man. mm. that s good. in the punjab meat or no meat, you re almost guaranteed a free for all of intense colors, flavors, and spices. and anthony bourdain joins us now. welcome to the program. i m a huge fan of yours. i love the program. this year it sounds like it s going to be another terrific year, india, mexico, russia, thailand, brazil are some of the countries i heard. it s a fascinating job. i m jealous at times to see the places you go. how do you pick? literally i sit around looking at a map with my camera people, and we talk about where s interesting, where can we go and that we ve been before and tell a story in a new way or where we can go that we ve never been before. how could we look at places we think we know about in a different way. and also sometimes just simple
have the business coming back. yeah. do you take anything ahead of time, vaccines just the routine ones i imagine? anything else in terms of your stomach, things you need to do to protect yourself? look, i bring diarrhea is something that will extra time in the bathroom will happen. other than the, you know, something to moderate that, we bring powerful antibiotics or cipro or something like that if someone does get really badly poisoned. but it almost never happens. india being an example of a place i ve been many times. we just filmed in punjab, the food is excellent. yeah. the hygiene is something that, you know, mom probably would be dismayed by, but i ve never been ill in india, and i ve always eaten well. and that s a place i never have any worries. you re talking about the deli belly, of course, which some people have suffered from and will know what i m talking about. anthony bourdain, like i said,