Brett McKay here and welcome to another edition of the Art of Manliness Podcast.

As you get older you can start to feel like you'll never achieve your

dream or receive recognition for your contributions to a field or that your best work is behind

you. Mo Raka has compiled stories that demonstrate that you shouldn't give up hope.

And then no matter your age, the best may yet be to come.

Mo is a humorist, journalist, and the co-author of

Rochtogenarians, late in life debuts, comebacks, and triumphs.

Tain the show, Mo shares the stories and lessons of entrepreneurs, artist, actors,

and more who achieved greatness or adulation in their twilight years

or had a new spread of creativity when they thought the well had run dry,

including KFC founder Colonel Sanders,

the artist Matisse, a couple of guys who didn't receive their first war

ruins until they were old enough to qualify for the senior citizen discount at Dinnies and even a virile 90 year old tortoise.

After the show is over, check at our show notes at Awimp.

A.wimp. I.S. slash late in life. All right, MoRaca, welcome to the show.

Thank you for having me, Brett.

So you got a new book out called Rockagenarian's,

late in life debuts, comebacks, and triumphs.

So you're talking about people who, in their elder years,

did some really cool stuff.

And you talk about in the beginning of the book

that you had an interview with Chance the rapper that

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