What Now? with Trevor Noah Meet Eugene Khoza – One of My Favorite People [VIDEO]
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Apr 17, 2025 
Trevor chats with Eugene Khoza, a South African comedian renowned for his witty observational humor. They candidly explore themes like the impact of personal loss on growth and the significance of friendships. The duo hilariously navigates the nuances of traditional careers versus comedy, while also sharing light-hearted stories about their escapades in racket sports. They discuss the deeper connections forged through shared grief, the complexities of navigating life's transitions, and the interplay between pain and joy in the journey of self-discovery.
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Grandmother's Prayer
- Trevor Noah's grandmother used to start prayers with her full address and location.
- She believed God wasn't always listening and needed specific direction.
Missionaries and Religion
- Missionaries used religion to exploit native populations, blaming their hardships on a lack of faith.
- This tactic was used to justify their oppressive actions and gain control.
Church as Aspiration
- Churches offered structure, community, and opportunities for advancement, especially in townships.
- This made them aspirational, creating internal conflict regarding religion's oppressive aspects.