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""This book is a gentle wake-up call-an invitation to have the conversations we'll one day wish we'd started sooner. Insightful, heartfelt, and wild, it shows that interviewing your parents isn't just about recording their stories-it's about discovering your own."" -Rich Roll, podcast host and bestselling author of Finding Ultra. ""I have never read anything like this. One Last Question Before You Go reminds us that our most profound inheritance isn't in our genes; it's in our stories. Funny, surprising, and very wise."" -Christopher Ryan, PhD, bestselling coauthor of Sex at Dawn. ""The best book about how and why to interview your parents? Yes. But I was not expecting his own stories to be so fascinating, too. Couldn't stop reading, start-to-finish."" -Derek Sivers, author of Anything You Want. ""Over the years, my kids would occasionally ask me what superpower I would choose if I could pick one. Knowing what people secretly thought was often at the top of the list. When Kyle chose our family as the backdrop for this book, I inadvertently got my wish. I had no idea how hard, funny, and valuable it would be."" -Kimberly, Kyle's mom. ""Thiermann made his name charging Northern California's cold, rugged waters, but it's his prowess as a storyteller that separates him from the pack."" -SURFER magazine.

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An award-winning journalist, pro big wave surfer, and podcast host with more than four hundred episodes, Kyle Thiermann is curiosity in motion. His podcast guests include longevity expert Dr. Peter Attia, 3x Surfing World Champion Mick Fanning, and his own dad-where the idea for this book began. Kyle has written for Outside, SURFER, and Discovery Channel, covering indigenous conflicts in Chile and exposing how Hawaii's wild pigs are killing coral. A cultural provocateur at heart, Kyle has spearheaded national advertising campaigns for cult brands including MUD\WTR, Yeti, and Patagonia, crafting billboards above LAX and viral commercials seen by more than one hundred million people. Earlier, Kyle tried stand-up comedy before realizing that 9:00 p.m. is past his bedtime. At least, that's the story he tells himself.

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