New England Goth: My Personal Story from Home
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Traveled back to my home in Central New England, and am sharing some of my personal story to answer the question "Who is Professor M?" You'll have a better and deeper understanding into my alternative and subculture laden world.
You are just so fabulous! I can’t wait to watch more
Happy summer Professor M. You look so relaxed just talking to us.
Cosmicbluemama- I was! I was very relaxed doing this video. Being home and in my own back yard. Very calming. The ravens sang a merry tune.
As usual. Amazing video. And I love gardening and museums. I love history
Hadams- Thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for finding others who are interested in the same. You'd be fun to go to stuffs with to see. I have more videos coming as soon as I can edit them. Back home was fun, and made a lot of video. New stuffs to share.
Well, this was very nice. I enjoyed my (mid) morning coffee and oats while listening to you. It was just like having a nice breakfast with a friend in a very nice garden. (Medical stuff and eating oats don't mix, but that's a matter of taste, I suppose :-) ) You radiate joy and enthusiasm about what you're talking about. More Dark Circus please!
SamuelPenn- More Dark Circus coming your way. Medical Oats I am spilling out here..There are a few more videos I am uploading since coming back home. I hope to add two more before school starts in late August. Stay tuned.
I VERY much hope you can do a video of your spooky department on campus at some point. I'm so excited that you're still thinking about it!
There was a museum a few hours from where I live located in Whites City (in the Carlsbad area of NM) that would have been 1,000% up your alley, as it was mine. It's gone now and was a total tourist trap, but it was called The Million Dollar Museum and there was no rhyme or reason to it other than it had a collection of the weirdest, oldest, most random curiosities and objects you can imagine. Everything from an intact Model-T to a ball gown from the mid-1800's to wet specimens of two-headed turtles to the mummy of a (possibly Navajo or Acoma) Native American. It was bizarre but it stands as the best museum I ever went to (re: and I've been to the Smithsonian amongst many others) just because it was such a weird and humble catch-all of everything that makes my black little heart happy.
It's pretty great that you've done photography. Manual or digital (or both)? Photography was my focus along with illustration for my art degree. I loved black and white manual the best but graduated a while before digital really took off. I could probably still set up and break down a photo lab, if I wanted. While it's hot and sunny, I've been busy at work doing cyanotyping this summer along with using this product called Inkodye which works the exact same as cyanotype (only it's in other colors besides blue when UV activated). It's been 20+ years since I graduated but the photo bug never leaves!
Update: A few hours ago, the professor let me in the funeral dept! I got a great tour of it- caskets and all!!! Now time for editing!! Cross me bat fingers I can make this good.
🦇🦇🦇 Great video, need to see this soon!
I have it on great influence you will really enjoy the and a tour. Everyone who comes always says one things "Its bigger inside that it looks outside" kinda like Dr. Who's Police Box. This was my most relaxed video ever. No lecture or special talk. Just enjoyed turning on the camera and chatting . Will make another of this soon.
I've had a wonderful time visiting with you in the back yard. I loved the birdsong in the background. My last few classes at college I always sat on the front row. I was very engaged with the material being presented by the professor. I always got straight A's. I'm also interested in herbalism and natural medicine. What an amazing place to work if one is into oddities and curiosities as many darkly inclined people are. I don't have any tattoos either. As a teen and in my early 20s I played with temporary tattoos. I've always wanted to try henna on my hands but have never found an artist to draw the beautiful and delicate designs that I desire. I'd love a part two if you are so inclined to make another video like this one. Thank you so much.
Sharon- You'd do really well in my lectures. A++. I was fearful that visiting my backyard would be something that no one would want to see, I was wrong. Several comments so far proved me wrong. I will do more out-and-about videos in the future. Herbalism- fun huh? Love them. friend of mine removed all her grass and planted a full front yard of herbs- she proclaimed " Now I can eat my front yard"! - I will look at making part two, but in another location, I am back home again. Good to hear from you!
I’m so happy I found your channel! It’s so lovely listening to you talk and you have the coolest interests!!!
ElliotStaley- Thank you! Welcome to the channel more videos to come. Any of those interests resonate with you?
Very interested to see stuff from the funeral department! I want to go to mortuary school and become a mortician, so that would be lovely. And I'm a photographer too! I work mainly with 35mm and medium format! And funnily enough, my mother is a medicinal herbalist lol. So wonderful to learn more about you, Professor M!! Kindred spirits for sure.
Lol 6:28 💀
I figured out what the 6:28 was- ahhhhhhh my perfect timing with ravens expression. I look kinda like a mad-man.🎩
Thank you for your videos!. It's great to see a fellow Elder and educator on CZcams. I'm 51 and also a teacher ( high school music )The last few years I've been reconnecting with my Goth roots and this channel has really helped me along. Keep up the great work!😀🖤
Louisaustinallen- I had spent some time on Soundcloud listening to your music. That's what professors do, we investigate. I wanted to share some things with you the first thing is my dad's name is also Louis spelled exactly like yours. Secondly in your catalog of songs my favorite one was 'I met you in a dream', and the reason is that the lyrics were very meaningful. Your song 'Into the Fire' your voice is very Bowie-esqe. And I love David Bowie. I listen to 'The Alchemist' also, and your latest one 'Latina Vampira' the lyrics 'slide your tongue so you can taste'- caught my attention. I wanted to share that since we are similar ages, I envy you for getting behind a microphone and singing. I envy all singers. I want you to scroll down to one of my videos it's called the Elder goth makeup tutorial, it's when you put on the face and as I say, it's like coming home. its here: czcams.com/video/vj34Q6iQmmQ/video.html
If you have never done this- I truly believe it might actually take you a level deeper. It's just a matter of you getting some makeup and trying it on.🎩 Good to hear from you brother and welcome to the channel.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thank you so much for the feedback!! I was not expecting a response! From the bottom of my heart, much thanks.It really means alot! The Alchemsit is literally from the HP Love craft story and I met you in a dream is about meeting our deceased loved ones in our dreams. We are currently scheduled to record in the studio, I can't wait for you to hear our backup singer, Nina She really adds the Gitane Demone ( Christian Death ) essence. I will definitely check out your tutorial and more of your videos. Thank you brother!
@@louisaustinallen You got me on a roll here- HP Lovecraft I have his tombstone rubbing!
I’m so glad that I have inspired you to make this video! It’s truly touching 🖤. I find your background and life story interesting and it’s amazing that you are able to work with other people in the medical field! I love being an EMT as well as being a goth and CZcamsr! I can’t wait to make another video soon for more inspiration for others 🖤🖤💜💜💜
Thank you for the inspiration even if it was the first video. I was once told, the smallest question can lead to the very ends of the universe to find an answer, meaning your video ripped to create a new one. Also, the response on this one, was positive enough to ensure I will make another just relaxed 'talk' non- lecture style video again. EMT! We have that dept. at our university! My best kids are EMTs! They are sharp and focused. When I just started working there the EMT dept had a hallway of those plastic bodies/torsos with the eyes closed-- and I had to walk through that hallway at night with a flashlight-- ohhhhh my Goth, in daylight ok, at night the dept became like something other-worldly. Good to hear from you Gellybean- more to come! Thank you again^^
Thank you so much for your content. I just found your channel a few weeks ago and I'm going through your videos, I'm enjoying your content a lot. I wanted to tell you how much influence you had on me so far. I have always liked the goth aesthetic, music, literature and movies. I wore black all my life but I never went forward with dressing in a more gothic way. A way that I really liked. But you professor, in your 50's, looking that good? and lifting too? Heck yeah! So, I'm going to get my wardrobe to be what I like in my heart of hearts, regardless of others opinions. I started with some rings that I really like, steel and silver, that alone made my black clothing look way more gothic. Now I'm fully leaning into it, I like the military/corp goth mood, so I'm moving in that direction. Leather and wool, suits and boots. Please keep publishing about everything and anything. And maybe some more about your bodybuilding too? Stay buff, stay dark!
Vinccenzzo- I realized I got double messages from you- delightful. 50s yes, bodybuilder, yes, and I will say to you- indulge and go out and really really enjoy the military corp look- because enjoying yourself, and finding the freedom to feel good and just forget what others think about it- you enjoy you. You go and build the wardrobe of your dreams. Slowly, it takes time- it took me 20 years to amass what I have. But that slow collecting, makes you love each piece. I would like to share more about my bodybuilder world too who knows what new videos I can make of that--- Welcome to the channel brother!
Really great to hear more about you Professor M.
And would love to see all those parts from your work. What a fantastic place to be!
Cute house too... and so old! Is there ghosts there?
Have a wonderful week. 🦇🖤🖤🖤🖤🦇
Sanniz- first of all I see all your clips your last one you look great!--- I am impressed at the transformations. And you asked the right question- we have had some wild things happen in 50 years of living there. I will someday make a full story for everyone.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thanks very much Professor M.
Awwww, looking forward to hear those stories. 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing and thank you for being an educator. They don't pay you guys enough for what you do. Building the future of humanity. Do you have a Facebook? I understand if you keep it private. I wanted to share a picture of me in my recent goth attire. Anyway have a great day. 🦇
Nigredo- Im smiling. I do have a Facebook account and also a Instagram account and you can send the photos to Instagram connect with me under 'Gothically Yours Professor M'. Find it and connect with me. What I need is.....An email address for GYPM bro's and sisters to write me! Teachers in USA have some troubles with pay and works stuffs, I have heard many stories, for myself I am doing well, love my job, comfortable and yes, I agreed most teachers are not paid well enough thats why they leave the profession. More videos of home to come--
So nice to learn a bit more about you :) It sounds like you work in a really cool place. I was always interested in things like that and herbalism in my life. I love your hat btw
Moonflowerfaerie- Awweeeeeeee thank you! The hat was a gift, and I want to share my work place with everyone. Its a creepy place at night, Goth wonderland. I did do a little bit of a video on it, when I did a split make-up and work place video. But that is not as a lecture documentary as I would like-- stay tuned Good to hear from you!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 😊💜🦇
Lovely video. What would be a comprehensive source on medicinal uses for herbs? I only grow a few to cook with and make tea. My great grandma used to know about those things but the knowledge didn't get passed on when she died.
Acid_Lace Excellent question- the best book I have ever found that shows great images, great information, excellent pictures is a book from Britain printed in 1988, I still have my copy its by Lesley Bremness its called a Complete Book of Herbs Hardcover. Good libraries would hold a copy- you can also still buy it on places like Amazon. It explains the herb, and its uses.
Thankyou, that book looks good. I'll be adding it to my library.
It IS nice with older houses. Less plastic so to say. :) I live in a farmhouse built in 1859. When digging in the garden I sometimes find interesting things. Like when I put up one of the greenhouses a few years ago I found 2 pieces of the cauldron people used here for cooking when they still cooked over open fire with no stove. Ie the kind of cauldron that have 3 legs. ( Note greenhouses in pluralis... yes I am a garden nutt. )
@@annajonasson612 I did note the s in greenhouses- and I say, I envy you for having greenhouseS. And cauldrons, wow, was not expecting that to be found in the soil. Good to know I am connecting with another tree hugger here. The house my parents bought they had no idea that it was a lifetime of upkeep. My dad said before he passed " Son, I love this house" and I must agree with him, all 196 years worth.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I wonder if it tells you how much to take. I have a book that tells you what it's good for but not how much to take medicinally.
I 🖤 this video…it’s interesting to find out more about you 🖤🕷️🖤
JanieBrossman! Good to hear from you- interesting question, would you like to see more videos like this 1:1 chat? I was worried that I should have only done my regular important Goth-talks in which I share really goth-educational information. However, Its nice to share a bit about my life with everyone.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I would absolutely 🖤 to see more videos like this…including a tour of the college where you teach. It sounds like an amazing place 🪦🖤🪦
Very nice video! Will there ever be a house tour?
David- yes. I will tell you what happened. I had made video already of our 196 yr old house if you scroll down youll find it. And I wanted to make a part two on the things I missed- When I got back from USA, I realized I lost some of the incredible basement video I filled this time. So I will create a video showcasing some parts with image and some voice over. A lot of videos coming. A list is forming already. Hang tight!🎩
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I don't speak English very well, so I don't know the dialect. But I thought you lived in the UK (Well, if I understand everything correctly). 😀
@@DavidZeman1983 I am American, but I live elsewhere. I was back in US to visit my family. I was once asked if I was British by a bus driver in Guam. And asked if I was from Ireland also.
Had mostly As, always sat at the back as far from other people as possible. Can't listen to music while sitting in the front.
ManweruEmanuilov- I too sometimes love the back back back seats- like in movie theatres!!