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'''Higher Learning''' is the name of a program Joe Frank produced as part of his KCRW series [[The Other Side]].  It was originally brodcast on [[unknown]].
'''Higher Learning''' is the name of a program Joe Frank produced as part of his KCRW series [[The Other Side]].  


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==


*His mom tells of her early adulthood
*His mom tells of her early adulthood, her marriage to an older man.
*Straining to appear likable
*Straining to appear likeable, the audience at a play as performers.
*Humans making up for our physical inferiority
*Humans making up for our physical inferiority
*Joe Frank the schoolteacher, dating coworker Kim, premature ejaculation
*A child falling asleep imagines being offered hideous decisions: torture of himself or others.
*Defending aginst students' intellectual attacks
*Joe Frank the schoolteacher, dating coworker Kim with capped teeth, premature ejaculation
*The insignificance of humans in the universe
*Defending against students' intellectual attacks
*The insignificance of humans in the universe.  A city viewed from an airplane.
*Joe's mother talks about her sick husband, hospitals, nurse revenge.


== Interesting Facts ==
== Interesting Facts ==


*Joe's story of life as a schoolteacher also appears in [[unknown]].
*Joe's story of life as a schoolteacher also appears in [[Pretender, The|The Pretender]].
*This program shares material with Cocktails Before Dinner, and it shares text with [[God Only Knows]]
*This program may have aired in 1992, and as part of KCRW's Flashback series.
 
== Music ==
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== Commentary ==
== Commentary ==
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=== [[User:Spblat|Spblat]] ===
=== [[User:Spblat|Spblat]] ===


I love the opening musical loop.  Nice and mellow.  I also particularly enjoy when Joe talks about the vastness of the universe and our apparent insignifigance in it.  Add his commentary about how frail we truly are, and this is a winner for me.  I [http://www.irace.net/mt/archives/000018.html ranted about this once] on my own web site.
I love the opening musical loop.  Nice and mellow.  I also particularly enjoy when Joe talks about the vastness of the universe and our apparent insignificance in it.  Add his commentary about how frail we truly are, and this is a winner for me.  I [http://www.irace.net/mt/archives/000018.html ranted about this once] on my web site.


== External Links ==
== External Links ==


*[https://www.joefrank.com/higher.html Buy this recording at www.joefrank.com]
 
*[http://joefrank.hopto.org/l2h_small/bytitle/node55.html Higher Learning] at the Joe Frank Reminder




{{The Other Side}}
{{The Other Side}}


[[Category: The Other Side]]
[[Category: Absurd Monologue]]
[[Category: Absurd Monologue]]

Revision as of 08:01, 16 February 2018

Higher Learning is the name of a program Joe Frank produced as part of his KCRW series The Other Side.

Synopsis

  • His mom tells of her early adulthood, her marriage to an older man.
  • Straining to appear likeable, the audience at a play as performers.
  • Humans making up for our physical inferiority
  • A child falling asleep imagines being offered hideous decisions: torture of himself or others.
  • Joe Frank the schoolteacher, dating coworker Kim with capped teeth, premature ejaculation
  • Defending against students' intellectual attacks
  • The insignificance of humans in the universe. A city viewed from an airplane.
  • Joe's mother talks about her sick husband, hospitals, nurse revenge.

Interesting Facts

  • Joe's story of life as a schoolteacher also appears in The Pretender.
  • This program shares material with Cocktails Before Dinner, and it shares text with God Only Knows
  • This program may have aired in 1992, and as part of KCRW's Flashback series.

Music

Commentary

Please see guidelines on commentary and share your personal thoughts in this section.

Spblat

I love the opening musical loop. Nice and mellow. I also particularly enjoy when Joe talks about the vastness of the universe and our apparent insignificance in it. Add his commentary about how frail we truly are, and this is a winner for me. I ranted about this once on my web site.

External Links

The Other Side

Always | The Angina Dialogues | Anthology Of Love (Remix) | At Last | At The Border (Remix) | At The Dark End Of The Bar | At The Dark End Of The Bar (Remix) | Bad Karma | Bitter Pill | Black Hole (Remix) | The Box | Brothers | Caged Heart | Cave Dreamer | Clement At Christmas | Don't Know Mind | Dreamland: A Compilation | Emptiness | Endings | Evening Sky | Fire And Ice | Four Part Dissonance | The Future | Higher Learning | Holy Land | Home (Remix) | In The Dark (Remix) | Insomnia (2001) | Jam | Karma (Part 1) | Karma (Part 2) | Karma (Part 3) | Karma (Part 4) | Karma (Part 5) | Karma (Part 6) | Karma (Part 7) | Karma Crash | Karma Don't Deny Me | Karma For Dollars | Karma Memories | Karma Redux | Love Is | Love Prisoner | Lover Man | Margarita | Men Of The Cloth | Mercy | Mystery | The Nature Of Things | No Angel | On The Edge (Remix) | Pledge Drive 2000-01-29 | Pledge Drive Rough Cuts | Pledge Drive, 2000-08-06 | Pledge Drive, 2000-08-13 | Plerophory Of Pain | Predator | Prison Songs | Red Sea (A Compilation) | Road To Hell (Remix) | Silent Sea | Small World Karma | Stoner | Summer Hill | Sunday Morning Service | Terminal | Two Women | Waiting For Karma | Waiting For The Bell | What Do Women Want? | Where Will It End? | Windows | The Wire | Woman And Bull In Paint Factory | Zen