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Every time I listen to Trevor Noah anywhere in any form I just want to pick up a book and read more. His love of reading will always be my favourite trait of his

As a Jamaican, I have my own biases when it comes to Malcolm Gladwell. The man is a genius who can do very little wrong. And as a fan of Trevor Noah from the minute I picked up my copy of Born a Crime, I knew instinctively that this podcast episode would be engaging from beginning to end. This podcast episode was also my first introduction to Christian Mbakwe Medina and she was lovely. Thank you all for this conversation. No lies were told and it was enriching. Huzza!

This whole thing was amazing, but there's one particular thing I'll point out right now:

It's as enjoyable to watch Malcolm listen as it is to hear him speak. You can tell he's present, alive, living life. You see him smile when someone else gets on a roll (for example, when Trevor brings up "live" reality), looking like "Ah, now we're getting somewhere." It's obvious that, to Malcolm, listening is as important as speaking.

I think everyone part of this discussion, by participating or by listening/viewing, can detect this fact on a deep level.

Cognitive flexibility is a skill and is something that a LOT of people were never taught as children and continue to struggle with the rest of their life.  Malcolm Gladwell was really lucky to learn that skill from his father and it's no surprise that Malcolm's fans get frustrated when he changes his mind because those individuals have not been taught the skill of cognitive flexibility

I love intelligent conversations that help me change the way I think and see the world.

I am so thankful to hear this phrase "hold tightly to your values, and loosely to the ideas." Dearest Brother (happy to know you are black, 23 & Me said I was "undefined"... twice!) knowing you have changed your mind has brought me great relief as I am currently reading your book "The Tipping Point"  I am in search of some ideas and questioned some of my own past notions and ideas. I thought reading your first book would be a fun way to explore. I am excited about reading your "revenge" story. Here's to changing our minds, laughing at our past selves and enjoying the present moment!

Black people know who Malcolm Gladwell is, and he's highly respected!!

I’m black and named my son after him. Love MG❤

It is so important to evolve your thinking on certain matters. In the 90’s during young adulthood, I was very much pro Malcolm X which I assumed would place me against King’s Civil Rights Movement. I saw the distraction of the CRM and its effects on the Black community and Black owned businesses. Now at 50, I see the nuance of the CRM and the Black Panther Party and how each has contributed positive changes to the society as a whole.

"Rules" to live by...never stop being curious and asking questions. And never stop learning because the world is forever changing! Hence having an open mind to recognize that the world and your opinions can change...see Malcolm...

Malcolm Gladwell is my favorite author.  I first read Blink in 2009 and I was hooked.  And now today I will never forget, Idea ≠ Identity.

I heard Malcolm at a conference talking about the tipping point when it was first published . Superb speaker !

I'm so glad that Malcolm has softened and become more flexible as a thinker. I admire his growth so much as an individual. Love this series! I look forward to wonderful conversations on my walks every day. Thanks Trevor and Christiana! Love from Ireland

This man has had my two favorite living authors on in less than a month. Noah the 🐐

This was so wonderful. I was so happy to see him on the show

This white girl knows Malcolm Gladwell! Never clicked on a video so fast as seeing my favorite modern author being interviewed by my favorite comedian

I've never been more hopeful listening to heavy topics in my life. Malcolm has such a way with words that bounces so joyously off everyone else, I can tell that everyone in that room wanted to be happy even through a difficult conversation. Thanks for sharing this with us :D

Lovely- all the three of you. Thank you

Just in awe at this master class. Cristiana, Malcom and Trevor what a treat