Is it okay to use a pick when you're playing ukulele? We'll, what do you think? Seriously, that's all that matters. https://youtube.com/shorts/rpUNLITwgDI?feature=share

As a teacher no matter what age or year level you teach. What wears, tires or drains you out? Lets talk about it..... I know what wore me out - the contstant lack of support from parents for their childs learning. The lack of actual teaching because I was dealing with behaviours therefore I was parenting more than I was teaching - the list goes on Whats your list???

Here's a fun kids song that is super easy to play on the uke. It also helps kids work on counting and subtraction! https://youtube.com/shorts/I4fEN0oTJoA?feature=share

I don't think so. Capos are incredibly useful in many situations. In this video, I explain why I like to use a capo when playing 'Free Fallin'. I have a full lesson for 'Free Fallin' (along with many others) over on the premium tier. Check it out for a month (only $8!) and see what you think. https://youtu.be/y38ppMdeyR8

Welcome to the Ukulele Club! If you're a beginner, check out my free 'Let's Play Ukulele (Today!)' course. In it, I'll teach you the basics and have you strumming your favorite tunes in a few hours. For the rest of you (and the beginners who have the first course under their belt) jump on in to the premium level! It'll get you access to my weekly lessons (most of which will come from your requests) and all the perks that the premium life has to offer.🙂 In the meantime, come on in and introduce yourself. How did you find your way to the uke? Where are you on your journey? What do you want to learn next?! Thanks for being here, Bradley