A Day in the Life of Mr. Segev

Snow. Rain. Ice. Sun. Grass. Mud. And snow.

This February and March at Mackenzie have seen landscapes change faster than semi-formal tickets could be bought, and more unexpectedly than a unit test date that has ever been postponed. Nonetheless, as we head out of a March Break and into a remainder of Semester 2, here is a podcast episode you can palpably look forward to listening to. As outside temperatures cycle between -10 and 10 degrees Celsius, enjoy the octaves spoken and sung by the iconic, indolic Mr. Ben Segev.

In halls of teenagers hunched forward from backpacks and in rooms of staff earnestly typing out lesson plans in detail, Mr. Segev stands out (literally). Beyond "bending back" and leading classes based on "the energy in the room," Mr. Segev is known to teach sinusoidal functions on whiteboards under trees in the fresh, open air, and meditate during free periods. But he is also a man whose music has seen the studio and a father who knows how to dream and all the same, embrace and love life as it is. In this very special episode, you will get the chance to hear Mr. Segev's completely academic-unrelated insights; if there's anything to know before and after stepping in, it's that this podcast was the purest pleasure to produce.