In episode #22, recorded on April 2, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about 1950s and 1960s New York kid shows, how Floyd routines his standup show, Oogie, his brothers, Pinky Lee, the Catskills, Bruce Springsteen, how medicine tastes, the history of The Uncle Floyd Show, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. 

In episode #21, recorded on March 27, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about The Three Stooges, The Marx Brothers, Abbot and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, concerts, performance venues, TV Themes, the history of The Uncle Floyd Show, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. 

In episode #20, recorded on March 19, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about the New Jersey Hall of Fame, The Bottom Line, Senior Wences, David Johansen, The Smothers Brothers, great improvisors of the past, New Jersey Hot Dogs, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions.

In episode #19, a conversation with Michael (The New Guy) Townsend Wright on his experiences on The Uncle Floyd Show. We discuss the first time Michael met Uncle Floyd, music, his movies and television appearances, freezing in Jim Monaco’s uncle’s warehouse “studio”, working on The Uncle Floyd Show, and life in Showbusiness. 

In episode #18, a conversation with David (Artie Delmar) Burd on his experiences on The Uncle Floyd Show. We discuss the first time David met Uncle Floyd, cartooning and animation, character creation, puppets, Uncle Floyd Show production meetings, and ethnic jokes.

In episode #17, we have something a bit different. Some comedy from “Uncle Floyd on the Radio” that aired on WFDU-FM during our run there.

In episode #16, recorded on February 19, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about record collecting, our record album, Gilbert Gottfried, Eddie Slobbo, Paul “Pee Wee Herman” Rubens, “Good Morning, Viet Nam”, Eddie Rabbit, music, merchandising, Ernie Kovacs, movie theaters, first jobs (joined by our good friend, Jerry), and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. There was a lot of activity at the center and some technical issues with the microphones, but we wanted to get this to you anyway.

In episode #15, recorded on February 10, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about Victor Borge, The 1964 New York World’s Fair, Palisades Amusement Park, the theme song used previous to “The Uncle Floyd Show Theme”, Uncle Floyd’s Guinness World Record, Burlesque, “stage names, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. This week you will get to meet a couple of Uncle Floyd’s caregivers. 

In episode #14, recorded on February 5, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about Charles Schultz (Peanuts), “Cuppy”, Carl Sagan, reviews, working for NBC, library research, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions.

In episode #13, recorded on January 14, 2025 at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about Abbot and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Country Music, performing internationally, puppets, props, Tiny Tim, Rudy Vallee, gasoline, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions.