Professor Forever apologizes, then offers a theory about two actors, then turns to Emily Dickinson for some great moments of a poetic flood year.

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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.

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The year’s end offers a good time for reflection, then change. Professor Forever shares two fairytales of transformation.

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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.

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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? 

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Professor Forever constructs a new system for an oral weave. The result includes trumpets, Godard, Tipper Gore, extreme running, and smiling at strangers.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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