Join Professor Sweet for a special Nativity Napkin Scribble celebrating the work of Jan de Beer and his painting famously known as The Nativity. While listening Dr. Sweet encourages you to look at the painting to take in its incredible details. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Jan_de_Beer_%28Attr.%29_-_The_Nativity.jpg
Join Professor Sweet for the final Napin Scribble as he scribbles out his thoughts on Commandment #21 Thou Shalt Live in Suspended Levitation.
Commandment #20 Thou Shalt Beware the Semiatic Sirens, the Bobbles, the Beads, and the Bling. Join Professor Sweet as he warns us of the Devil's bling.
Welcome to Commandment #19, Thou Shalt Rise Above Autobiography
In Episode 20, Dr. Sweet reminds us of the importance of respecting condensed symbols.
Join Professor Sweet for a commandment that serves as a warning of the addictive wows of becoming a semiotician.
Join Professor Sweet for Commandment 16: Thou Shall Not Just See Different Things but See The Same Things Differently.
Welcome to another Napkin Scribble! Commandment # 15 is a tongue twister that you don't want to miss.
Welcome to episode 16 commandment #14: Thou Shall Throw From the Future The Rope of Hope.
Join Professor Sweet for Commandment 13: Thou Shalt scan braille and signal the ultimate sign.
Join Professor Sweet for Commandment 12
Join Professor Sweet for Commandment #11 in Sacred Semiotics: God's Love Language: Thou shalt navigate uncertainty.
Join Professor Sweet for commandment ten: Thou Shalt Brace for Backlash and Pushback.
Welcome to episode 11 of the final season of Napkin Scribbles. Today's commandment is Thou shalt have double vision, which develops a third eye.
Join Professor Sweet for commandment #8: Thou shalt always expect the unexpected!
"Thou Shalt Know Nothing... Is Quite As It Seems" Join Professor Sweet as he shares Commandment #7!
Do you observe the obvious? Join Professor Sweet for commandment #6 in this series of Sacred Semiotics: God's Love Language.
Join Professor Sweet for the 5th commandment as he helps us connect the dots and put the puzzle back together again when it comes to reading the Bible.
Join Professor Sweet as he shares more sacred gems from his lifetime of studying and teaching semiotics.
Join Professor Sweet for commandment number four in his series on Sacred Semiotics: God's Love Language.