Uncle Scotchy's Storytelling Extravaganza

As they say in Miami, "Pero, Wow!"

The Treacherous Three tore shit up this night!!!

Mitch Grosverner, Uncle Scotchy, and Danny Benavente told some tales on an actual dark and stormy South Florida night.

We hope you enjoy....and stay Scotchy, my friends!

Hell yea...

What a loaded potato of stories we had last week!

Alex Tarno

Mireya Alfonso

Johanna Blaszkiewicz

& Sharon Pfeiffer

....they all brought the goods that you need in your ear!

Till next week...Stay Scotchy, my friends

Roberto Anaya kicked the night off with one on how facing his mortality changed everything for him.

Uncle Scotchy re-told his story about being heartbroken and learning what it truly is to forgive.

Chris Valle recounted his para-triathlon experiences and how he persevered for himself and family.

Finally, Brian Powell's life observations and being on both ends of the "namer" game had everyone in stitches.

Stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

~ U.S. ~

Hell yea. What a week.

Vic Pino recounts his childhood and almost disastrous return home to his native Peru.

Salty Sam dives deep on toxic masculinity and what it really means.

Kevin Benoit takes us to his fifth grade crush and how it affected the rest of his life existentially.

Zach Brugarin talks a trip to Japan, racism, karma, and.....making milk.

Enjoy and stay Scotchy, my friends!

On an amazing evening, 5 female storytellers told their unique tales.....

Shira Weitz

Brittany Brave

Carmen Zita

Frankie Red

Alexa Lash

....All who are to be commended and applauded for their honesty and bravery.

Enjoy ~ U.S.

So for this very special week, Uncle Scotchy brought back a few of his favorite storytellers to tell some of his favorite stories.

He also retold one of his most requested story as well.

Susie Krietman Taylor led it off with a great one from her Butts, Boobs, & Botox trilogy. She went "Butt," and did she ever! She even brought in the mold of her ass that the story was built around. Check @unclescotchy on IG for some show pics.

Uncle Scotchy followed it up by re-telling the hardships of getting old when a date goes well, bad, well again, really good, and then horribly wrong:)

Marcel Salas retold some of the adventures and trepidation he had to endure while being the bassplayer for Mr. 305... Pitbull.

Finally, comedian J.P. Kauer came back to re-tell his story of being bullied, what he learned, and even expanded on the original version in a thoughtful and heartfelt way.

Next week is "What's Her Story." All females telling their tales. Hope you all check it out!!!

Our first Cinco de Storytelling!!!

We kicked it off with Roberto Anaya tale of growing up Mexican, on a border town. Grappling with his identity. Only to come full circle while making tacos in Mexico! It's not a story to be missed.

Mitch Grosvenor took the stage second. He explained how the first film he worked on after coming out of a film production university would up being a soft core film with problems up and down!

Carly Dagit told a truly heartfelt story next. She opened up about becoming life threateningly sick at a young age and overcoming her fears through the fearlessness of stand up comedy. Gem of a tale.

Creighton Bayer is also a comic and closed the show in full suit and tie. The dapper fella told some hilarious stories about ex's and such that will keep you on the hook till the end of this podcast.

As always, stay Scotchy, my friends!

This night just keeps getting better and better!!!

Salty Sam kicked off the night with an amazing, inspirational, and interactive story about his life and journey to actually becoming "Salty Sam."

John Everyman told a super Miami story about banning himself from South Beach due to some sketchy career choices that, while fun, went sideways quickly.

Tony Gee recited some of the poetry he used to travel the world reciting and mixed in a fun little boat story in the middle:)

Lily is one of Bar Nancy's fav's. She told a for real ghost story that stuck w me till the next day!!!

Thanks for listening and stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

What a great week!

1st time storyteller, Nicky Palmero, sat right down in the leather chair and told us about getting in over his head, a language barrier, and a plane crash he was in.

Comedienne, Giovanni Neal, let us know about the behind the scenes goings on with her politically driven podcast/twitter alter-ego, @Blamegirl.

Uncle Scotchy was next. He navigated the journey of dealing with his hilarious father's late in life hardships. It's a loving tale that you shouldn't miss.

Closing the show was the hilarious Steve Lamm. It was Steve's second USSE story and he did not disappoint. His love for the Grateful Dead and the over 100 shows he's been too definitely gave hims some great story fuel!!!

So, enjoy. Tune in again next week. And stay Scotchy, my friends!

Hi to my nieces and nephews all over the world!!!

USSE veteran, Marcel Salas, told a great one about being paid to play in a studio band by a super rich crackhead and their crazy journey to Nashville.

Musician/songwriter, Chantel Dukart, was in town and told two mini stories back to back. The first was about some experiences traveling on the road and touring. The second was about living along on the beach and literally tripping out!

Another great USSE veteran, Carlos Lopez, was up next. Carlos did not disappoint once again as he told a tale of playing in his high school jazz band and what life lessons it taught him.

Comedian, Warren Scott, closed the show with a very well told tale about marriage, divorce, remarriage, getting attacked with an axe, and how to go to a funeral as the Grim Reaper.