What Now? with Trevor Noah

The conversation kicks off with Amazon's surprising corporate strategies and a wacky new dating app idea. It digs deep into the struggles young men face with masculinity, alienation, and the consequences of societal shifts. Personal stories reveal the impact of isolation and the need for compassion. Humor intermingles with serious discussions on identity, discrimination, and mental health, as they navigate the complexities of modern relationships. A powerful case is made for understanding and support in tackling these challenges.

Orlando Bloom, the acclaimed actor known for his roles in "Lord of the Rings" and "Pirates of the Caribbean," joins the conversation. He shares thrilling insights about his new documentary series, "To the Edge," exploring extreme adventures born from a desire to face mortality. Bloom reflects on a life-changing fall from a balcony that reshaped his perspective and discusses how his fiancée, Katy Perry, describes life as the 'sandcastle of life.' Expect laughter and deep thoughts on challenges, fears, and personal growth!

Trevor shares his adventures in Bhutan while exploring the concept of inner peace. A lively debate ensues over whether pushups can cure gambling addiction. The group humorously discusses the significance of rocks—both earthly and cosmic. They delve into the communal experience of witnessing an eclipse, touching on its cultural implications. Finally, they engage in hilarious musings about what to do during a hypothetical last week on Earth, all while critiquing the role of celebrities in political discourse.

Comedian Josh Johnson joins Trevor Noah for a fun discussion on thought experiments, family matchmaking, creating a moneyless society, and exploring anarchism. They share personal stories, deep conversations on family dynamics, and promote community building. A mix of thought-provoking ideas and light-hearted moments.

Rainn Wilson, best known as Dwight Schrute from 'The Office' and host of 'Soul Boom,' joins Trevor for a lively chat about modern spirituality. They dive into the quirky similarities between cults and video games, revealing the unexpected ways they influence our lives. Rainn reflects on his Baha'i upbringing and the challenges of balancing faith with personal joy. The duo also humorously navigates astrology and the commercialization of spirituality, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary beliefs.

Travon Free, an Oscar-winning writer and comedian, joins Trevor Noah for a lively discussion. They humorously ponder the connection between IKEA executives and childhood creativity. From questioning whether MI5 is behind a sore throat to exploring the absurdities of airline mishaps, the conversation weaves through conspiracy theories around Boeing's diversity initiatives. They also tackle societal issues like wealth disparity and the distrust surrounding the royal family, all while maintaining a playful tone filled with sharp insights.

In this engaging discussion, writer Christiana Mbakwe Medina and comedian Josh Johnson join Trevor to dissect the motivations behind Congress's push to ban TikTok. They humorously relate Boeing's struggles to newfound religious fervor and explore how perceptions of safety often undermine actual security. Additionally, the trio uncovers a rare point of agreement between Trump and Biden while highlighting TikTok's unexpected role in sparking teenage political engagement. Expect laughter mixed with thought-provoking insights!

In this lively discussion, stand-up comedian Josh Johnson and insightful journalist Christiana Mbakwe Medina tackle hot topics of the week. They debate whether Margot Robbie deserves an Oscar for her role in Barbie and ponder if Bitcoin will ever shed its scam reputation. The conversation takes a serious turn as they delve into the new allegations against Diddy, exploring issues of masculinity in hip-hop. Plus, Christiana can't resist asking the burning question: Is Trevor secretly a CIA operative? Prepare for laughter and thought-provoking insights!

Idris Elba, the multifaceted actor, director, and DJ, joins for an engaging chat about his journey from London to Hollywood. He shares an intriguing secret about his audition for The Wire and discusses the challenges of adapting to American culture. Elba envisions Africa as a rising hub for global entertainment and reveals the complexities of accents in performance. The duo humorously debates who can impersonate Nelson Mandela best, all while reflecting on the evolving landscape of diversity and creativity in the film industry.

Trevor Noah celebrates his 40th birthday with friends Anele Mdoda and Sizwe Dhlomo, both renowned South African media personalities. They engage in a lively discussion about the significance of milestones and personal reinvention. The trio debates the relevance of birthdays, shares humorous anecdotes about friendship and travel, and reflects on recent stories of transformation, such as Rachel Dolezal’s OnlyFans debut. They also dive into the implications of AI on identity and aging, underscoring the constant evolution of life and self.