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- Why Doesn’t Work Work for Everyone?
Many of us work from before the time we leave school until well into our sixth decade or longer. Do you feel like your work is the place you should spend this amount of time? Professor Forever discusses ways in which work can, unfortunately, limit our potential. Dedicated particularly to the oddest of the group.
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12 min - Non-fiction: It’s a Non-Starter
Professor Forever thinks the world is a stage of subjective and self-directed fiction, with a dash on non-fiction. You can believe an objective reality exists (although some physicists don’t), but whatever you believe, can you really say that humans are objective vessels of information?
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15 min - Play
Someday you might be able to play in the yard with Professor Forever. Until then, be a giraffe at a grocery store.
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18 min - Somebodies in One Body
Who are the many “yous” in your life? Professor Forever believes Emily Dickinson probably had more than previously imagined…because multiplicity is the human experience.
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13 min - Failure: It's What's For Breakfast
From the film Dogma to made-up songs, Professor Forever forges some new perspectives on one of the oldest problems of mankind.
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About Thee Professor Forever
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Meet Lisa Hemminger, aka Professor Forever. The moniker Professor Forever emerged from the relationships Hemminger has made with her students over decades: always welcoming them to ask more questions,…
to visit her office, to go out to lunch or dinner or for coffee, to feel free to be wholly themselves and know they are safe, and, most particularly, to reach out for help or guidance…for the rest of their lives. Now retired from formal teaching in English, Creative Writing and Film Studies Departments, Professor Forever thrives on finding people of all ages who might need her help or want to discuss issues and ideas. She can’t imagine putting an end to providing guidance in whatever way she can. In fact, PF can also provide help in subjects other than academic. As you will note when you listen to the Professor Forever podcast, PF has experienced many adventures throughout her life–for example, being a drummer in a RockBand band, a performance poet, and a ghost hunter. Please join PF and others as they start this journey!