BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts Hello and welcome back to another episode of Do

Elypa at Your Service. A podcast series in which I sit down with some of the most inspiring

minds alive, including today's very special guest Trevor Noah, a comedian, author and

host of the Daily Show for the past seven years. Before we dive in with Trevor, I'm

going to answer an email we got from Melissa from Sweden who wanted to know what some of my

favorite movies are. Thank you so much for that question Melissa. Actually, we got a lot

of emails asking for my movie list, so I'm very happy to oblige. Some of my favorite movies

I mean, recently I've just been diving back in to Pedro Almode of our movies and I have

to say women on the verge of a nervous breakdown, have like an AR, Valverde, those are all some

of my favorite films I just think he's, I think he's incredible. And then I mean, there

are so many incredible movies, but I love the Florida project, I love rock and roller,

I love train spotting, I love about time, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, lost in translation,

new country for old men. Yeah, those are some of my absolute favorites, so I hope you

enjoy them. Ooh, and snatch, I really like snatch too. Join me as I introduce you to

this week's at your service guest, Trevor Noah. A few months ago, I read late night

host Trevor Noah's 2016 memoir, Born a Crime, which I absolutely loved. It's a beautifully

written book that chronicles its childhood in South Africa under apartheid, a dehumanizing

policy of segregation and political, social and economic discrimination against the country's

non-white majority. The government here claims with some justification that things are

changing in South Africa, that those blacks lucky enough to be allowed to live in cities

that are becoming better off. But all the time, this major exercise in social engineering

is going on, uprooting and transplanting millions of blacks, whether they like it or not.

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