Questlove joins Trevor to discuss 50 years of hip hop at the Grammys and his book Hip Hop is History. They talk about his weekly playlist recipients and celebrity game nights. The conversation touches on the impact of hip hop, Jay-Z's stage presence, and the significance of staying power in the music industry.

Roger Federer and Trevor Noah discuss moving on from major life chapters, Roger's accidental documentary creation, their future, friendship, and Roger's win at a charity tennis match in South Africa.

Trevor Noah, Anele Mdoda, and Khaya Dlanga explore Japan's culture, work ethic, and advanced toilets. They discuss societal norms, personal growth, intimate moments, and evolving relationships while reflecting on mindfulness and future travels.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Trevor Noah discuss grief, American politicians and drivers' education, and the future of comedy. They explore themes of ambition, failure, authenticity, denial, death, physical comedy, personal loss, and amplifying voices of older women.

Actor and entrepreneur Jessica Alba talks about her journey with The Honest Company, reclaiming her identity, and stepping away from the company. She and Trevor debate being killed with a gun or knife on a movie set. They also discuss family history, knife fighting scenes in movies, social justice advocacy, entrepreneurship challenges, worthiness, and mental health in parenting.

Jerrod Carmichael, known for his new reality series, discusses exploring human messiness and fighting for love with Trevor. They analyze funny moments, talk about shame, personal growth, honesty in relationships, and navigating complex family dynamics.

Comedian and host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah, debates banning social media, staffing PTA bake sales, and implementing a weekly day of rest for all. Light-hearted banter on colonialism and humor, casual CIA encounter, and discussions on societal impacts of social media and education.

Brad Smith, Vice Chairman and President of Microsoft, joins Trevor to discuss why AI won't destroy us. They explore the philosophical implications of AI, navigating ethical dilemmas, social media's influence on elections, the dark side of AI, AI's potential in society, and the impact on human creativity.

New Yorker writer and cultural critic Jia Tolentino joins to discuss the media frenzy around weight loss drug Ozempic, exploring societal pressures, gender norms, and the cultural obsession with thinness. The podcast challenges societal messaging on body image and advocates for prioritizing well-being over appearance.

Renowned comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias shares his comedic journey and the importance of mentorship with Trevor Noah. They discuss mentorship in comedy, personal growth, embracing identity, mental health benefits, and even share a humorous story about a penis cake incident backstage. Iglesias opens up about weight loss, public perception, and the emotional ties to food, offering valuable insights on self-worth and well-being.