Discussing Born a Crime by Trevor Noah - A Mixtape by Dj Kay Coody

Born a Crime by Trevor Noah In this episode of The Emmanuel P. Makate Podcast, Emmanuel P. Makate explores Trevor Noah’s acclaimed memoir, Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood. The review looks beyond the humour to examine identity, race, family, resilience, poverty, belonging and the experiences that shape us. Emmanuel reflects on how Trevor’s childhood story became a powerful example of turning difficult circumstances into purpose, perspective and a voice that could reach the world. The episode also creates a space for young artistic talent. Featured alongside the review is DJ Kay Coody, a Grade 10 learner and emerging young artist who is working to build his musical identity and uplift his brand. As part of Emmanuel’s commitment to giving young people opportunities to be heard, Kay Coody’s music provides the soundtrack for this episode. Emmanuel opens his platform to a young creative who is still finding his way, learning his craft and building his name. It is a fitting connection: Trevor Noah’s story reminds us of the power of finding your voice, while Kay Coody represents a new generation beginning to find his. 📖 Book: Born a Crime ✍️ Author: Trevor Noah 🎙️ Host: Emmanuel P. Makate 🎵 Music: DJ Kay Coody A literary review about finding your voice—and a platform for a young voice finding its way. Inspiring conversations. Empowering youth. Elevating voices. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-emmanuel-p-makate-podcast--7107305/support.