Uncle Scotchy's Storytelling Extravaganza

Good times and it just keeps getting better!

Hey to all my nieces and nephews out there!

Your Uncle Scotchy kicked this night off with how he wound up finding himself in the army, and on the other side of the country when Hurricane Andrew destroyed his parent's house. You'll love how he had to make his way home.

Next, 2nd time storyteller and musician, Ivan Palma, told one about leaving a gig in Miami Beach and getting into some trouble while trying to be a good samaritan.

This story if very typical of some late night, South Beach bullshit:)

Dana Dellacamera told a super fun story next about growing up, life decisions, and listening to her very own "little baby Jesus." I loved this one!

Finally, another 2nd time story teller, Roberto Anaya, told a heartfelt tale of falling for a girl and taking a chance on love by driving from Miami to New Mexico to surprise her. 

Listen to the very end folks. Uncle Scotchy leaves us with some words of wisdom:)

Until, next week, stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

Uncle Scotchy sits down on stage before last week's Extravaganza 

with Bar Nancy venue owner, Ben Koufopoulos,

and some of his Allstars who have told multiple stories, and/or make sure they attend each week cause they enjoy the experience:

Alexa Lash

Rio Chavarro

and Marcel Salas.

It's a cool little look behind the curtain of how USSE came to be and is developing.

Enjoy!!!

We've got some seriously great content this week from all kinds of different storytellers:)

Azalia Palma (wife of another USSE storyteller Ivan Palma) tells a "shocking" story of getting hit by 

lightning and discovering she's pregnant.

Next, musician and 1st time story teller, Pete Harris, told a tale of playing in Miami's rock n' roll music scene back in the day and making some bad women choices that laid him out.

After that we had another 1st time storyteller who hit it out of the park. Uncle Scotchy's very own friend and drummer for their band "Juke", Korian Hannah. Korian spun a tale of his father's achievements and also many shortcomings as a father. He got into how he's still discovering people in his family all over the country to this day, and how all that has made him the amazing father that he is now.

Closing the show, we had local comic JP Kauer. JP crushed it w his stories of growing up and dealing with bullies. That and how that made him the man he is today both personally and professionally!!!!

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We're trying to add video each week and hopefully have a big announcement for you in the next month or so.

Until then, stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

What a week.

Your Uncle Scotchy started the night off w stories of surfing when he lived in San Diego and getting thrown in jail in Rosarita Mexico.

Then Heather told her heartfelt tales of her addition to love.

Marcel returned to tell stories about growing up with an awesome, lesbian mother....who was there to hear it herself!

Finally, Alan told the story of just one of the times he was kidnapped.

We're all over the place at USSE! But as long as it's true, and about you, we're game.

Cya next week and stay Scotchy, my friends:)

What a great and interesting week we had....

The Big T told some great stories, including being a fan of the Miami Heat and his time working at the famous Tobacco Road.

Cbas Mattar told a truly heartfelt about his family and the passing of his father.

Rio returned to tell a motion picture worthy tale of how his mother and father got to Miami before they met from Cuba and Columbia.

Finally, Chris Valle told the tale of how he lost his ability to walk, how his family got him through it, and how we can all be better.

That last one left your Uncle Scotchy in tears.... see how you fare.

Till next week, stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

Hey and Happy New Year!!!

For the last USSE of the year,

Uncle Scotchy himself kicked it off w a tale of acid, heartbreak, and how he learned to master the harmonica.

One of the top drummers in Miami, Ivan Palma, told a tale of playing in a women's correctional facility, and then getting arrested later for some shady, Miami bullshit.

Local comic, Dano La Spada, got in deep with a story of his affair with a married woman, and the possibilities that he might be a father.

Finally. another local comic, Raul Colón, tells a funny one about Miami Motel sex, the third input, and when it's time to end it.

I hope you guys have been enjoying these slices of real Miami reality.

Looking forward to a great 2021 with you all!

Stay Scotchy, my friends:

US

Hello to my nieces and nephews out there around the world...

This is a special story about a special woman.

My mother's battle with early onset Alzheimer's Disease and what it did to me and my father is something people should hear.

If you have dealt with someone personally and directly who has it, know you are not alone.

If you have not, this is a little taste of what it is like.

Alzheimer's is treated like the dirty little secret that just about everyone has somewhere in their family.

Telling stories about it, crying about it, and even laughing about it brings us all closer together.

I hope you all enjoy the story and the song that follows. "Sande's Song."

What a special Storytelling Extravaganza we had that night!

This was an fun one, folks!

Uncle Scotchy kicked off the night going a bit low brow with a story about growing old, a first date, and a fart that resulted in love.

Next up was musician, Taylor Davis. TD told a great story of being on the road and dealing with booze and a crazy tour manager in Jersey. After that, he capped it off with a little motivational tale involving meeting an idol of his.

Paulie Mcpaulerson is a comedienne, and professional voice over person. (not an easy job, I learned). Her stories of her conservative mother, her sister, her amazing husband, and the lengths they went to keep things spicy in the bedroom were amazing!

Last up was Travis the Voice. This guy is a truly professional comic and all around performer. Travis gives us a look under the hood at one of his most popular bits, and goes into his unusual upbringing on a farm. We let Travis run a little long that night because we couldn't get enough of his energy and honest insights.

Enjoy and stay Scotchy, my friends!!!

US

This week we have ur truly telling the behind the scenes story of what it took to make it like the singer from Coldplay accidentally play at the venue I was working at....even tho I hated Coldplay!!!

Then, the amazing Susie K Taylor lets us hear part two of her trilogy Boobs, Butts & Botox!

Sergio Mendez is a local comic who tells a harrowing tale of his escape from a cult in the Georgia woods:)

Lastly, local legend, Fonzie, lays down the real deal of what Miami is all about!

Hope all my nieces and nephews enjoy!!!