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In this era, the smart phone takes up much of our waking life. Professor Forever lost her phone data for two weeks. This podcast is a rant about that experience and things related.
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Dorothy Parker was, and remains, one of the best American short story writers. One of the founding writers of The New Yorker (PF’s favorite magazine), “Just a Little One” is tragically comic both as fiction and as a metanarrative on Parker herself, who suffered from alcoholism for much of her life.
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Professor Forever interviews "Magenta" about her time in prison.
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Recorded live at Tiger Tiger tavern, Professor Forever talks about a tryst that began at a bar, lasted a few months and landed on a very strange twist.
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Do you believe in UFOs?
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What hidden treasures do you have? What do you want? Professor Forever makes a revelation about her treasures.
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Professor Forever began teaching long before she stepped up to the classroom podium. Join her on a blast from the 90s and her first Chicago “classroom.”
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One of Professor Forever’s many jobs was at a factory outside Columbus, OH. This cast takes you into that workplace, then back to a chaotic home, then back to work again.
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Take three random words, put them together in an oral narrative that’s spontaneous and free. You may find something; you may not find anything. But it’s a good dive in any case.
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Sometimes it takes a half-century to learn the simplest thing, Professor Forever realizes. And how life limits art.
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