The Uncle Floyd Podcast
Join legendary entertainer, “Uncle Floyd” Vivino, as he and his long-time co-star and friend, Scott Gordon, answer your questions, chat, and probably disagree about anything showbiz. Between these two, there is over 110 years of entertainment and performing experience, including the nearly 30 years of the television classic UNCLE FLOYD SHOW. Among some of the people who watched and loved THE UNCLE FLOYD SHOW were The Ramones, Paul Simon, David Bowie (who called Uncle Floyd ”One of the BEST ’Barrelhouse’ piano players I’ve ever heard”), Iggy Pop, John Lennon, and dozens of others. You never know who might be listening with you.
Episodes

Sunday Sep 01, 2024
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
This week: Who we are; How we got together; How the Uncle Floyd Show started; Puppets; The Good Rats; and we answer your questions.
Send us questions about anything showbiz here.
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Thursday Aug 22, 2024
Thursday Aug 22, 2024
Welcome to the "Test Pilot" of The Uncle Floyd Podcast.
This is the initial trial of podcasting by Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon to get the idea of what an audio podcast can be.
If you would like to submit a question for Uncle Floyd to answer in an upcoming podcast, please email it to: UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com
Please bookmark us. There is much more to come!

How Many People Can Say...
...that David Bowie wrote a song about them (listen to Slip Away from his HEATHEN album)?
...that they had a TV show where they gave many well known entertainers their first television exposure (Bon Jovi, The Stray Cats, The Smithereens, Dramarama, Cyndi Lauper, and many others)?
Uncle Floyd can say all of that and more!
Join Uncle Floyd and his long-time friend and co-star, Scott Gordon, as they chat, reminisce, telling all the deep, dark, hidden stories of what it was like. They will joke around as well.
And, by the way, Scott Gordon is a musician, voice actor, audio engineer, and entertainment technology consultant. Scott learned electronics, recording, and even some guitar at the side of the legendary Les Paul from the time he was 14.