Hear Trevor Noah in a way you’ve never heard him before. “What Now? with Trevor Noah” is a show wher
Trevor and Christiana are joined by travel journalist Rajan Datar to tackle the perennial summer que
Trevor, Christiana, Josh, and NY Times columnist (and friend of the show) Tressie McMillan Cottom br
Elon Musk is officially beefing with the Brazilian government and of course Trevor, Christiana, and
Trevor, Christiana, and noted writer and journalist Anne Helen Petersen discuss the growing #tradwif
The gang’s back with another If I Ruled the World. Christiana’s advocating for subsidized (and manda
What do you do when your values are tested? Trevor and organizational psychologist Adam Grant discus
Trevor, Christiana, and Josh talk all things Olympics: the wins, the viral moments, what in the worl
When it comes to disinformation, our first instinct is often to ask is this real or fake? But disinf
Sociologist and NYT columnist Tressie McMillan Cottom joins Trevor, Christiana, and Josh as they unp
Trevor and Christiana are joined by Jody Avirgan, one of What Now?’s Executive Producers. In the wak
DJ, drummer, author, and Roots frontman Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and Trevor discuss “50 Years of H
Roger Federer and Trevor break down how moving on from major chapters in their lives has affected ea
Trevor’s in Japan with his good friends Anele Mdoda and Khaya Dlanga. Together they dissect cultural
Trevor’s in Japan with his good friends, Anele Mdoda and Khaya Dlanga. Together they dissect cultura
There’s probably only one actress who can try to strangle, burn, and eat “Death,” and still manage t
Actor and entrepreneur Jessica Alba discusses the challenges and the misogyny she faced starting The
Yes it’s true, Jerrod Carmichael sucks another man’s toes on premium cable TV. In his new reality se
It’s everyone’s favorite game: If I Ruled the World! Trevor makes a case to ban all social media, Ch
Trevor puts on a suit (no, he’s not returning to The Daily Show) and heads to Microsoft. This week B
Ozempic. It started with a lizard, and then transformed into a drug that, depending on who you ask,
