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Hey, you welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind. My name is Robert Lam.

And I'm Joe McCormick and it's Saturday time to venture into the vault.

This time with an episode about youth and aging. This is Eternal Youth Part One, originally published January 4th, 2018.

This is one of the episodes I think we did a pair here where we were sort of asking the question, why animals age? Why? Why not just stay young forever?

Yeah. Youth like diamonds in the sun, right?

Forever young, Alphaville. Hopefully, I don't remember if I referenced that track in these episodes, but I hope I did.

I think you referenced it more recently when pointing out how creepy the lyrics are that they sound like a serial killer note.

Yeah, they're super creepy. That track is the reason I didn't share my, you know, a lot of people are sharing these curated lists of what tracks they listen to the most in the previous year.

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