Thee Professor Forever

SCREEN Magazine was an iconic Chicago trade mag, maligned by many traditional journalists. PF is happy that she worked there: for the people, the lessons, and the glimpse into a spiritual realm. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Do you ever enjoy being sick? Are you a daydreamer or an ambitious sick person, perhaps a John Keats ambitious? Professor Forever has been sick and has longed to tell you some things about it. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

The old adage states that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” But how true is that statement in a societal context? Professor Forever ponders this question through stories of casinos and advertising. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

If you're going to be a frequent drinker, you'd better be as prepared to lose as a gladiator, and as lucky as a four-leaf clover. That's how Professor Forever sees it now...after a drinking career.  Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever shares a bit of what she knows (well...what she thinks she knows) about intersections of magnetism, Skinwalker Ranch, quantum science, migration, Deepak Chopra, and COPD. Dive in if you dare! Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever has six special men with the morbid assignment of being future pallbearers. Here, she reminisces on men throughout her life, and shares how an encounter with one young man, in particular, led her to the path of her lifestyle. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

What does time mean to you? Do you fear time? Praise time? Professor Forever tells a story of a past time; recounts some personal theories of time; describes some planning for when her time comes. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever recommends some ways to immerse yourself into life. Remember: we are all here to learn. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

A look back at the last year of the podcast through the lens of a tarot card reading. Also, PF remembers a few birthdays and sings a birthday chorus. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Thee Professor Forever recounts some challenges and lessons of going on vacation with friends. Also, a sea turtle changes her life. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Have you ever been to rehab? Professor Forever tells you of the many surreal events that came her way while she was in a drug facility. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

In such a good mood this day, Professor Forever sings, then introduces some games for you to try before diving into some recollections of school. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

This episode recounts a love story between an imaginary Romeo and his unflinching suitor. Professor Forever dubs this story Thee Story of her childhood, one that she only shares with compassionates she can trust. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever really wants to play! Please listen to these story bits and let her know which ones you love! Email her at theeprofessorforever1@gmail.com or on her FB page, Thee Professor Forever Podcast. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

If you change something as simple as your seat in a room, you can see brand new things. Professor Forever discusses how several people changed their perspectives…and hers. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever apologizes, then offers a theory about two actors, then turns to Emily Dickinson for some great moments of a poetic flood year. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

How deeply do you think about the term "dad"? Professor Forever offers up some thoughts and stories about dads---in your imagination, on TV, in real life, and then some. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

The year’s end offers a good time for reflection, then change. Professor Forever shares two fairytales of transformation. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

No one fits in everywhere at all times. But everyone wants to fit in somewhere, sometime. Professor Forever recalls a few dark moments at gay bars and urges you to prevent those sad times from happening to those you love. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever thinks many actions come and go as cycles within a life cycle. Going to the bar was definitely a wild ride for her. What cycles do you recognize?  Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever constructs a new system for an oral weave. The result includes trumpets, Godard, Tipper Gore, extreme running, and smiling at strangers. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Have you ever thought deeply about things you've put in the wrong place? Professor Forever has thought about this concept literally and figuratively and challenges you to try the same. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Professor Forever offers some tips on how to play with sound. A French person with the unusual moniker of Hanrahan even makes an appearance. There is a shift, so be aware. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Have you ever felt pangs of love for a film? Professor Forever has felt them several times, and is feeling them again for the apocalyptic, “w-t-f-have-we-done-to-the-planet" folktale Lamb. Some spoiler alert. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

It’s a wonderful activity to take yourself through a free association trip—good for snippets of inspiration, innovation, and insight. In this episode, Professor Forever visits past backyards, hospitals, math classes, and small plane rides. Support the show This podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.