Professor Forever reviews (sort of) these two films and offers her take on literary films vs. general population films.

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Professor Forever thinks about how her relationship with animals has changed over the decades. And she also confesses that she is an HSP, like Alanis Morissette.

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A long, narrative poem is an epic. A life is a narrative poem. May your next life chapter be epic in scope and quality.

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Both people are historical mysteries, and Professor Forever has a crush on them. Hear some theories on perhaps who Jesus was, and why Thee Professor and Emily are similar. Plus a winter poem analysis.

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A recounting of my Christmas season, 1969, in three tales. Plus a 5-minute burst of excitement about The White Lotus finale. (Some spoilerage, but at the end, so you won't need to skip the podcast).

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From speaking to the dead to friendship to the subsong of birds, Professor Forever shares some new and some borrowed theories on ways and ideas of communication.

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In case you didn't know, Professor Forever has some unusual teeth. She talks about them and the state of dentistry with her sister-in-law, an impressive dental hygienist.

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Professor Forever recounts some Thanksgiving memories and offers some perspective. She also looks at randomly chosen family slides and analyzes them objectively and subjectively. 

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Professor Forever has been very blessed this lifetime. But which came first: the sustenance or the essence of the sustained?

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In this episode, Professor Forever analyzes the Stephen King story she read last week. Plenty of topics in that story, from death to consciousness to marriage to religion to....What did you find?

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