Mo Rocca, a humorist and journalist, co-authored "Roccagenarians" about late-life success stories. In this discussion, he shares inspiring tales of figures like Colonel Sanders and Henri Matisse, proving that dreams can blossom at any age. He discusses resilience, creativity, and the often-overlooked triumphs of senior achievers. Rocca emphasizes that it's never too late to pursue passions, highlighting transformative journeys and the importance of self-acceptance. His anecdotes encourage everyone to embrace their individuality and seek fulfillment, regardless of age.

Significant Others is bringing you another bonus episode! This time Liza is joined by Mo Rocca, the host of the popular podcast Mobituaries, to discuss how people are remembered through their obituaries. Mo and Liza dive into memorable obituaries, what makes a powerful obit, and who maybe didn’t get their proper due. We’re working hard on Season 2! Until then we will be releasing special bonus episodes from time to time. Want to support the show? Rate and review wherever you listen to your podcasts, and keep sending suggestions of Significant Others you’d like to hear about our way at significantpod@gmail.com!

Mo Rocca, a storyteller known for spotlighting the achievements of older individuals, shares inspiring tales in his latest book, 'Rock the Generarians'. He argues that older people have some of the best stories, recounting remarkable lives like that of Colonel Sanders, who launched Kentucky Fried Chicken at 66. Rocca emphasizes themes of resilience and reinvention, highlighting how creativity flourishes at any age. He also discusses the power of personal narratives and the importance of connecting through storytelling, laughing and reflecting along the way.

In this insightful preview, writer Roger Rosenblatt, writer Anne Curzan, and journalist Mo Rocca join Alan Alda to discuss the evolution of communication. They reflect on how language transforms over time and share inspiring stories of late-life achievements. The intriguing balance of chance and change is explored, highlighting moments that shape our paths. Personal anecdotes and the power of journalism in community change add depth, setting the stage for a thought-provoking new season filled with engaging conversations.

Journalist and 'Mobituaries' podcast host Mo Rocca joins A.J. Jacobs to puzzle and laugh their way through anagrams, palindromes, and audio rebuses. They play a game changing the last letter of a country's name, solve wordplay puzzles to guess country names, and enjoy humorous advertisements.

Legendary food critic Mimi Sheraton, known for her sharp wit and comedic flair, is joined by humorist Mo Rocca in a delightful conversation filled with culinary wisdom. They tackle dining dilemmas, from food etiquette to the quirks of sharing meals in relationships. Mimi shares insightful advice on navigating love through food preferences, and the duo laughs over personal anecdotes, including a partner’s aversion to soup. Their warm banter highlights the joy of food as a bridge to community and connection.

Mo Rocca, a celebrated author and journalist known for his witty takes on historical topics, joins the conversation to discuss his new book about the remarkable achievements of older adults. He explores the triumphs and comebacks of 'Roctogenarians,' shedding light on societal attitudes towards aging and celebrating notable figures like Morgan Freeman. The podcast also examines the delicate balance of joy in political leadership and the complex landscape of abortion access, particularly through telehealth services, raising important questions about patient privacy and the evolving healthcare system.

Authors Jennifer Breheny Wallace and Mo Rocca discuss 'toxic achievement culture' in youth and late-life success stories. They challenge societal norms, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being and pursuing dreams regardless of age. The podcast showcases inspiring journeys of individuals who defied expectations and found success later in life.

Humorist and author Mo Rocca discusses his new book Roctogenarians, highlighting stories of people achieving success late in life. Topics include drawing inspiration from obituaries, triumphs in various fields, rediscovering passions, and reflections on late-in-life experiences and lessons learned.

Former Daily Show correspondent Mo Rocca discusses his latest book 'Mobituaries' and shares fascinating and complicated stories, including the integration of NYC's Transportation Authority after the Civil War and the life of Billy Carter. He also talks about the controversial Olympic figure skating judging and the ongoing debate between sports and artistry in various disciplines.