Like every Sunday, I was glad to open my podcasts and listen to Episode 639.
Unfortunately, there is a sad preface to Episode 639. A brief good bye from Dr. Lowry.
Please say it isn't so.
At the very least check in every once in a while.
Lonnie, you are the heart of the show (Dr. Mike is the brains, and Phil is the down to earth practical workhorse). Lonnie you add a passion and knowledge that many of use born in the 70''s and 80's really relate to. You will be missed. Your news round up has been helpful for my training as well as other aspects of my life including my profession as a physician.
Your ability to look through the science and find the practicality is priceless in this industry.
Your ability to see benefit and brotherhood through all the muscle sports has been wise in a time where people are often tribalizing. The fact that you are non-judgmental and just wanting to grow is a great lesson you taught us.
Your love of classic bodybuilding, strength legends and fantasy, is something that has inspired so many of us.
Again, I hope you reconsider your decision or at the very least hope it is temporary.
Regardless, let me say thanks for all your hard work. I looked forward to hearing you every Sunday and you will be missed. You impacted my life and I imagine thousands more. Thanks for you passion and your quest for the truth in strength.
Sincerely,
Bob Fabsik
Unfortunately, there is a sad preface to Episode 639. A brief good bye from Dr. Lowry.
Please say it isn't so.
At the very least check in every once in a while.
Lonnie, you are the heart of the show (Dr. Mike is the brains, and Phil is the down to earth practical workhorse). Lonnie you add a passion and knowledge that many of use born in the 70''s and 80's really relate to. You will be missed. Your news round up has been helpful for my training as well as other aspects of my life including my profession as a physician.
Your ability to look through the science and find the practicality is priceless in this industry.
Your ability to see benefit and brotherhood through all the muscle sports has been wise in a time where people are often tribalizing. The fact that you are non-judgmental and just wanting to grow is a great lesson you taught us.
Your love of classic bodybuilding, strength legends and fantasy, is something that has inspired so many of us.
Again, I hope you reconsider your decision or at the very least hope it is temporary.
Regardless, let me say thanks for all your hard work. I looked forward to hearing you every Sunday and you will be missed. You impacted my life and I imagine thousands more. Thanks for you passion and your quest for the truth in strength.
Sincerely,
Bob Fabsik
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