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Get the podcast at http://wearelibertarians.com/.

The mission of We Are Libertarians is to examine current events, society and politics from a broad range of libertarian viewpoints by a group of Hoosier millennials.

The contributors at We Are Libertarians represent the broad spectrum of viewpoints within the Libertarian philosophy to bring the reader a balanced (and usually irreverent) look at the world. As long as it fits within the basic principles of libertarianism  we want to share it, and let you sort out what you believe. Five of the six contributors are under the age of 30, so the site is uniquely positioned to express the libertarian millennial’s vision of the future. Despite this youth, our contributors bring a combined 30 years experience of political activism, state party leadership, campaign leadership, issue activism, and journalism.

The podcast is weekly, and examines the week’s current events and politics from a libertarian perspective. Think of it as the libertarian Meet the Press, only with a personality. Your hosts are Chris Spangle, Creighton Harrington, and Greg Lenz.

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“As you get older, it becomes more and more important to maintain muscle mass. People don’t die because of old age. They die of organ failure because something wasn’t keeping up with the body. The typical old age scenario is a 75 or 85 year old man or woman that hasn’t done anything active for years. There is no muscle mass. Because there is no muscle mass and they haven’t done anything active, there is no bone density. The bones go “Hey, I don’t need to build a structure because this clown isn’t going to the gym and doing anything to require it. I am going to save resources and not build bone density. The muscles are not building bone mass. Now the heart is going, “This is easy. I can pump blood all day at 5% or 15% of my volume. The lungs, go “Hey, there is no requirement for excess oxygen. This clown is just sitting around all day or watching TV doing minimal activity.” So the lungs sort of cease to function at full capacity. Same with the liver. Same with the kidneys. As you go down this path, then you get up one night to take a leak and you trip over the cat, fall and break your hip because your bone density sucks, and now you wind up in the hospital. You get pneumonia and you die because the lungs can’t expel the sputum, or the heart can’t keep up and you die of congestive heart failure. It is a very typical scenario. It all goes back to creating a need for the body to want to change.” - Mark Sisson on the Joe Rogan Podcast

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