Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah, comedian and former Daily Show star, joins Mel Robbins, bestselling mindset author, Robin Sharma, leadership writer, and Andrew Huberman, Stanford neuroscientist, for a lively look at adult friendship. They explore the great scattering after your twenties, why a few close bonds matter most, how better questions build closeness, and how boundaries, energy, and loneliness shape lasting connection.

Trevor Noah, the sharp-witted comedian and former host of The Daily Show, dives into thought-provoking topics that challenge societal norms. He discusses the paradox of choice and how constraints foster community and cooperation. Noah shares insights on managing social awkwardness and the misconceptions surrounding comedians. The conversation takes a dark turn as he explores the public's reaction to a CEO's assassination, delving into ethics and the rationalization of violence. Expect humor and depth as Noah makes you rethink everything!

This discussion features Jordan Peele, acclaimed for his Oscar-nominated film Get Out, who shares insights on race, outsider identity, and the challenges of filmmaking. Salma Hayek Pinault, a powerful advocate against domestic violence, reveals her personal struggles and the importance of fighting for women's rights. Lastly, Trevor Noah, author of Born a Crime, reflects on growing up as a mixed-race child in apartheid South Africa and his mother’s profound influence, emphasizing resilience amid societal challenges.