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In episode #66, recorded on March 28, 2026, join Scott Gordon as he discusses such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes Looney Skip Rooney’s laugh, Italian-American shows, Uncle Floyd Show syndication, Tiny Tim, food, music, reunion (?), and tales of his life in Show Business.
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In episode #65, recorded on March 20, 2026, join Scott Gordon as he discusses such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes how the Uncle Floyd Show lasted so long, characters that didn’t quite make it, Monty Python, David Bowie, Davy Jones, “One Trick Pony”, The Italian-American Serenade, working with Les Paul, and tales of his life in Show Business.
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In episode #64, recorded on March 13, 2026, join Scott Gordon discussing such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes Uncle Floyd’s performing outside The Uncle Floyd Show, music, Tiny Tim, improvisation, Les Paul, impressions, theatrical performances, entertainment technology, and tales of his life in Show Business.
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In episode #63, recorded on March 5, 2026, join Scott Gordon discussing such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes Uncle Floyd Show history, music, puppetry, an entertainer’s staff, live show memories, entertainment technology, and tales of his life in Show Business.
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In episode #62, recorded on February 25, 2026, join Scott Gordon discussing such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes Uncle Floyd Show history, magic shops, music, puppets, a classic live show sketch, and tales of his life in Show Business.
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In episode #61, Scott Gordon will answer all questions that were submitted to us since the last time Uncle Floyd was able to do a podcast recording. Scott will also be discussing the passing of Uncle Floyd Vivino at 6:05 p.m. Eastern Time on January 22, 2026 and the future of this podcast.
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In episode #60, Scott Gordon discusses, as requested, some of the things outside The Uncle Floyd Show that he was doing while the show was in production.
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In episode #59, Scott Gordon and David Burd discuss many Uncle Floyd Show happenings and pay respect to the “passing” of MTV music channels. David was there when MTV began in 1981 and has many insights as to the why and where of the channel’s genesis.
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In episode #58, recorded on December 17, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon recorded this podcast for your enjoyment and enlightenment discussing such varied items as you requested in your emailed questions, which includes tales of their life in Show Business.
It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. This week Uncle Floyd was extremely fatigued after his therapy session, but Uncle Floyd wanted to do the podcast so that you would not be disappointed. Scott suggested that we wait until next week, but Uncle Floyd insisted we proceed until he became tired and decided to stop. So, the podcast is a bit shorter than usual, as you will see.
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In episode #57, Scott Gordon explains that there was no podcast last week because he had the flu. He didn’t want to visit Uncle Floyd and possibly pass that unwanted gift on. He was not feeling 100% this week as well, so, Scott dug deep into the archives for something that many of you never had the chance to experience from the Uncle Floyd world. He thinks that you will enjoy it. Please leave a comment and let us know.
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From the publisher's feed
Step into the wonderfully offbeat world of show business with Scott Gordon — longtime “second banana,” engineer, and trusted sidekick to the legendary late Uncle Floyd Vivino.
With more than 60 years in entertainment, Scott has seen (and survived) just about everything the business can throw at you. From nearly three decades on the television classic The Uncle Floyd Show to his work in radio and live performance, he brings stories, insight, and hard-earned wisdom to every episode. Mentored by the one he affectionately called “The Genius,” Les Paul, Scott is also an accomplished guitarist in his own right — and a born storyteller.
Each episode, Scott answers your questions about anything and everything showbiz — the triumphs, the chaos, the legends, and the laughs.
Over the years, fans of The Uncle Floyd Show included icons like The Ramones, Paul Simon, David Bowie — who once called Uncle Floyd “one of the best barrelhouse piano players I’ve ever heard” — Iggy Pop, and John Lennon, among many others.
You never know who might be listening right along with you.

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