November 1st, 2026

Homeskoolin’ Volume 730, Tom Bukovac, “The Guy With The Head Cut Off”

Chapters
00:00 - Playing: Acoustic
02:09 -"Last chord...sad face" / Jim Brown NFL / Post Halloween
05:08 - "Saddest guitar in the world"
05:54 - Lesson: Cool chord [6 8 7 5 8 x]
06:49 - "Studio 54 scene?" / Old man in a young man body
08:55 - "Two cups?"
09:35 - Son's cooking story
12:50 - Ella Langley - Choosin' Texas hit (Tom Bukovac - Guitar)
13:51 - Farfisa Wah (Wha-Wha / Volume)
15:19 - Playing
15:59 - Lesson: Cat Stevens - Trouble
17:46 - "What movie to watch?" / Movie: "4 Good Days"


Notes
Uncle Larry reflects on a super chill Halloween evening, while gazing out the window at the beautiful trees covered in gorgeous yellow and brown leaves ….did Uncle Larry ever tell ya that he LOVES the fall??

The thumbnail of this video is a picture of my dear son Marshall who was standing by the front door last night in full character, perfectly still, while the poor little trick or treaters walked up to get their candy…

and then he would suddenly lunge at them yelling “whuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!” and they would damn near soil their costumes

Creepy as hell…he loved it

and totally unrelated, this is my new favorite Youtube channel....oh my god this shit cracks me up...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/a9BWyldepJc

May 19th, 2023

Homeskoolin' "The Greatest NFL Running Back Of All Time"

Chapters
00:00 - Jim Brown tribute RIP


Notes
No one in their right mind would argue this fact.

12,312 yards rushing in 9 seasons

8 rushing titles in those 9 seasons

Never missed a game in those 9 seasons

4 of those 9 seasons they only played 12 games, the other 5 they only played 14...that's 118 total games that he played in.

Jim AVERAGED 5.2 yards per carry.....that is what he AVERAGED friends.

Sure Emmitt Smith broke Jim's alltime rushing record, but Emmitt also played in 226 total games (almost twice as many as Jim) and averaged 4.2 yards per carry.

This video is a chronology of Jim's NFL career in cards...starting with the 1958 Topps Rookie, straight through to his last card, from the 1966 Philadelphia Gum set.
For you diehard card collectors out there, yes i also have the four Fleer Jimmy Brown cards from 1960-1963, but I didn't want to dig them out.

You guys all clearly know he has always been my alltime favorite player.

I was lucky enough to stand right next to him for 45 minutes during a press conference a while back.

Another great one gone...he will be missed