Podcasts that mention 📚 Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

We have these constructs, and I think one fascinating thing I listened to recently was from Trevor Noah, who's the comedian who wrote one of my favorite books, 'Born a Crime.'

During the episode, the host refers to Trevor Noah's book 'Born a Crime' as one of their favorites while examining the topic of societal constructs and adulthood.

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Who you might think is just comedic and funny, but he wrote a book called Born a Crime, and it's a very thoughtful, serious look at his life. And in there, he says this: I don't regret anything I've ever done in my life, any choice that I've made, but I'm consumed with regret for the things I didn't do, the choices I didn't make, the things I didn't say!

Angela discusses Trevor Noah's book, 'Born a Crime', highlighting its serious and thoughtful examination of his life. She reflects on a poignant quote from the book about regret, emphasizing Noah's perspective on the choices he did not make.

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Your book, Born a Crime, is brilliant and I don’t want to go through the entire book, as I would love for people to read it if they haven’t.

In this segment, Jay Shetty praises Trevor Noah's book, 'Born a Crime,' highlighting its brilliance. He encourages the audience to read the book instead of summarizing it during the discussion.

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i think it was yesterday or a couple of days ago where you recommended you actually recommended trevor noah's audiobook of crime for a book to study with for high school students

The host mentions that the guest, Daniel Pink, recommended Trevor Noah's audiobook 'Crime' for high school students on Twitter.

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