Welcome to the second half of my two-part chat with Boston comedian Al Park, where he talks about working toward the ultimate goal of any comic: merging the parts of comedy that make you money  with the parts that make you happy. Al began performing standup at age 36. Within a few years he won both the Cleveland and Boston Comedy Festivals. He was also a finalist in the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition.

Welcome to the second half of my two-part chat with Boston comedian Al Park, where he talks about working toward the ultimate goal of any comic: merging the parts of comedy that make you money with the parts that make you happy. Al began performing standup at age 36. Within a few years he won both the Cleveland and Boston Comedy Festivals. He was also a finalist in the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition.

Welcome to the second half of my two-part chat with Boston comedian Al Park, where he talks about working toward the ultimate goal of any comic: merging the parts of comedy that make you money&nbsp; with the parts that make you happy. Al began performing standup at age 36.&nbsp;Within a few years he won both the Cleveland and Boston Comedy Festivals. He was also a finalist in the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition.

Never Better Than Late Ep. 5 pt. 2 with Al Park

Comedian Bill Lake began performing standup at age 53. On Never Better Than Late, Bill talks to fellow comics who also started their comedy journey when they should have been old enough to know better. Funny, insightful conversations about the challenges and rewards of making a change later in life.

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Never Better Than Late Ep. 5 pt. 2 with Al Park

Never Better Than Late Ep. 5 pt. 2 with Al Park