This was my second in the series, and I was looking forward to the Anthony Bourdain videos. I think I saw the Trevor Noah interview.

There are just 7 interviews in this book. The interviews are larger/longer than the previous book from this series (Joan Didion). Most of the interviews throw me back to watching his shows when they aired. You can hear the passion and character in his voice.

There was a later interview that had a portion about eating rare things that was covered one or two interviews before it. On a check, there were a couple years between them. That could have been edited out, but I suppose it makes for a whole interview as a piece.

The last interview of the book isn't much of an interview. It's prose and chapter author writing interspersed with Bourdain comments and quotes. It feels very different than the previous 6 interviews.

I did enjoy this, mostly because I loved his work. It's just the last interview that didn't fit with the others.