Trevor currently hosts a weekly podcast titled What Now? with Trevor Noah. In this new podcast, listeners get a chance to hear Trevor like never before. Trevor is joined each episode by celebrities, thought leaders, athletes, and friends to chat about the contemporary topics on everyone’s minds. He brings the kinds of conversations that happen behind the scenes to light - full of radical candor, authentic back-and-forths, and honest reactions, with Trevor bringing to bear his classic, effortlessly playful and equally probing style. Get in touch with us! Send your voice recordings to [email protected] with suggestions for topics, guests, or what you would do If You Ruled the World and we may just use it on the show! Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of What Now ad-free. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.
The podcast explores themes of personal identity, societal expectations, and the search for fulfillment, particularly focusing on the experiences of women. Dulce Sloan shares her perspectives on relationships, career, and societal pressures, questioning traditional norms around marriage and success. The conversation to...
The podcast explores the balance between creating engaging content and its potential impact, particularly on YouTube. The guest, Cleo, discusses her show "Huge If True," which aims to explain complex topics optimistically and visually, contrasting this with clickbait-driven pessimism. Trevor Noah raises concerns about ...
Bertie Gregory, a wildlife explorer and documentarian, joins Trevor Noah to discuss his work and the importance of conservation. Gregory emphasizes that his goal is to excite people about the natural world and make them aware of the challenges it faces, highlighting the interconnectedness of nature and human well-being...
The podcast explores the biological aspects of trauma and PTSD, challenging the traditional view of trauma as solely a psychological phenomenon. Dr. Rachel Yehuda, a neuroscientist, discusses how trauma's effects can be observed in the body, such as through cortisol levels and amygdala activity. She highlights the deba...
The conversation centers on the challenges faced by smaller nations in a world dominated by larger powers, particularly regarding climate change, debt, and equitable access to resources. Prime Minister Mia Mottley of Barbados argues for a fairer global system, highlighting the need for transparency, proportionality, an...
Trevor Noah interviews John Oliver, delving into their shared experiences at The Daily Show and their approaches to comedy. Oliver recounts his initial reluctance to join the show, while Noah describes mistaking Jon Stewart's offer for a scam. They explore the challenge of balancing comedy with thorough research, a hal...
The discussion centers on navigating nutrition misinformation and promoting healthier eating habits. Dr. Jessica Knurick, a nutrition science expert, offers insights on deciphering credible sources on social media, cautioning against sensationalized claims and sales tactics. She clarifies common misconceptions around f...
Trevor Noah interviews Zohran Mamdani, the mayor-elect of New York City, discussing his plans for the city, including freezing rent for rent-stabilized tenants, making buses faster and free, and delivering universal childcare. They delve into the practical aspects of these policies, the challenges of implementation, an...
In this episode of "What Now?", Trevor Noah, along with Eugene and Wesley Morris, delve into the role of a critic at large, using names, tennis, art, and museums as entry points to discuss broader cultural trends. They explore how names reflect societal shifts, the cultural significance of art and its ownership, and th...
In this episode of "What Now?", Trevor Noah hangs out with Joseph Opio and other friends, leading to a wide-ranging conversation that begins with a discussion about cultural differences between South Africans and other Africans, segues into a debate about the movie "Swordfish," and then explores Joe's unique perspectiv...
In this episode of "What Now?", Trevor Noah interviews Zohran Mamdani, focusing on Mamdani's vision for New York City as he transitions into his role as mayor. They discuss his policy priorities, including rent stabilization, free and efficient public transportation, and universal childcare, as well as his approach to ...
In this episode of "What Now? with Trevor Noah," Trevor and Eugene interview Dr. Eliza Filby, a historian and generational expert, about her book "Inheritocracy." The discussion explores how inheritance, both financial and cultural, shapes opportunities and societal structures. Filby shares personal anecdotes and resea...
In this episode of "What Now?" with Trevor Noah, Dr. Becky Kennedy, a clinical psychologist known as the "Millennial Parent Whisperer," discusses her philosophy of parenting, emphasizing the importance of understanding a child's "good inside" and separating identity from behavior. They explore how parents can be mirror...
In this episode of "What Now? with Trevor Noah," Trevor and Eugene interview Tom Mueller, author of "How to Make a Killing in Healthcare." Mueller discusses his background, including his time in banking and his decision to become a writer. The conversation revolves around white-collar crime, corruption, and the healthc...
In this episode of "What Now? with Trevor Noah," comedian Sam Morril joins Trevor Noah and Eugene to discuss a range of topics, including Sam's latest stand-up special, the art of comedy, dealing with bombing on stage, and the impact of social media algorithms on comedy. They also delve into personal anecdotes, such as...
Shankar Vedantam, host of Hidden Brain, introduces an excerpt from a conversation with Victor Strecher, a University of Michigan researcher who studies purpose. Strecher shares his personal experience with grief following the death of his daughter, Julia, at age 19. He recounts a period of isolation and numbness at a f...
In this episode of "What Now? with Trevor Noah," Trevor interviews Carter Sherman, a reproductive health and justice reporter at The Guardian, about her new book, "The Second Coming," which explores the complexities of sex, sexuality, and relationships among Gen Z. They discuss the phenomenon of the "sex recession," th...
In this episode of "What Now? with Trevor Noah," Trevor, along with Josh Johnson and Eugene, engage in a wide-ranging conversation that meanders through comedy, personal anecdotes, and social commentary. They discuss the nature of comedy, the impact of personal experiences on their comedic styles, and the challenges of...
In this episode of "What Now?", Trevor Noah interviews Pete Buttigieg, delving into Buttigieg's current activities post-government service, his reflections on the current political climate, and the challenges facing the Democratic Party. They discuss the politicization of issues, the role of culture in shaping politica...
In this episode of "What Now?", Trevor Noah interviews comedian Roy Wood Jr., focusing on Wood's book, "The Man of Many Fathers." They delve into Wood's complex relationship with his own father, his experiences with work and hustling, and how these factors have shaped his approach to fatherhood. The conversation explor...
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