In this heartfelt and hilariously honest episode of Catalyst of Change, host Alexia Cito sits down with internationally acclaimed comedian, actor, and writer Kaneez Surka, who shares her journey of navigating identity, belonging, and womanhood—one laugh at a time. From growing up during apartheid in South Africa, to building India’s comedy scene from scratch, to performing in New York City, Kaneez offers a deeply personal reflection on what it means to find your people in a borderless world.With raw humor and profound insight, this episode explores:- Comedy as activism: how laughter becomes a lens for societal critique.- From “fish out of water” to global performer—on belonging everywhere and nowhere.- Why community is the antidote to modern loneliness and the next frontier of mental health.- Aging with pride: rejecting the expiry-date narrative on women’s worth.- The power of spiritual growth and building a life that expands—like a tree, not a ladder.This conversation is a celebration of freedom, feminine power, and finding home within yourself—whether you’re on stage, in a new city, or deep in self-discovery.Catch Kaneez Surka live on her world tour and in her upcoming comedy special, "I Found My People."🎧 Tune in and let this episode remind you that we are all part of a larger harmony.#ComedyWithPurpose #WomenInComedy #GlobalIdentity #SpiritualFeminism #CatalystOfChange #IAmMyOwnHome #CommunityIsEverything

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