CNN is collaborating with renowned chef David Chang and producer Morgan Neville to create a new food travel show. This program will allow Chang to embark on a "spontaneous journey" through America's food culture and communities. The travel show will break away from traditional formats, making discoveries based on local tips and recommendations without predetermined routes or suggestions.

In a statement about this new project, David Chang expressed his admiration for CNN's cultural depth in storytelling. Chang said, "I’m excited to collaborate on a project that tells personal, complex, and honest stories, which are important to Morgan and me." The program is expected to showcase the richness of American life through food, travel, and human connections.

CNN has a long history with this format; the journey began with Anthony Bourdain's "Parts Unknown" and continued with shows hosted by names like Stanley Tucci, Tony Shalhoub, and Daniel Dae Kim. Amy Entelis, CNN's vice president of talent development, noted that David Chang celebrates the value of getting lost and emphasizes the importance of rediscovering the joy of travel.

In recent years, Chang has frequently appeared in the television world, known as the mastermind behind the Momofuku restaurant empire. He has also engaged audiences with shows like "Dinner Time Live" and "Ugly Delicious" on Netflix. This new project aims to combine Chang's talents with CNN's rich history to offer viewers a unique experience.