We apologize for the AUDIO: I REPRODUCED this with a microphone to my computer from THE ORIGINAL tape. I have over 2 hours INTERIVEWS with Paul. This is a first release and hopefully I'M REMASTER Once I have the right equipment. - THANK YOU - JOHN - some real facts about Paul Winchell - Winchell had patented a medical amateur inventor, an artificial human heart. - Ventriloquist star of 1950 and 1960, television and film. - His puppet Side-Kicks, Jerry Mahoney andKnucklehead Smiff, are now in the Smithsonian Institution. - Skilled voice-over artist for many Disney and Hanna-Barbera films. - Winchell worked for years for his ideas on artificial heart and was mentioned in news reports, the Utah man who was the first artificial heart and later when the Jarvik heart was revealed. He holds several patents in artificial organs. - The name of television's most versatile performer by Look magazine in 1952 and 1953. - At ColumbiaUniversity, then studied and practiced acupuncture and hypnosis. Held-over 30 patents on devices, a flameless cigarette lighter, an invisible garter belt, a method for rearing tilapia fish, so that poorer countries could feed their citizens, and an indicator, to show when frozen food had gone bad after a power failure. As for his great achievement, the artificial heart he built in 1963was donated to the University of Utah for research. - The first implant was done in the human 1982.PaulWinchell invented the disposable razor, which he failed to obtain a patent. when friends told him: "Who would buy a razor, just to throw it away?" Paul abandoned the idea, later, to the horror Winch, a major company had been stabbed Paul right! - Started his career with a doll named Terry in 1936 on "Radio's Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour" and won the first prize. If Paul was not satisfied with the number that Frank Marshall had carved for him, as Paul saw, he created Jerry Mahoneythrough modification of a standing figure (Noseyboy) from the line of Frank Marshall of dummies. - His stupid Knucklehead Smiff puppet debuted in 1950 on "TV's The SPIEDEL Show," which was later renamed, "What's My Name?" Jerry Mahoney was that "Winch" later changed. - Was the voice for Tigger in 1968 for the Walt Disney Company's Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968), which earned an Oscar for best animated short film. He took the vocal role after 33 years with "Winnie the Pooh:Seasons of Giving "in 1999 at the age of 76. Jim Cummings, who voiced Pooh since the death of Sterling Holloway, took on the role of Tigger. - Earned 1974, a Grammy Award for Best Children's recording with" The Most Wonderful Things About Tiggers "from the feature Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too! (1974). - He was also nominated for an Annie Award for the animated film" _Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (1997) - credits his British born third wife, Jean, came withTigger's signature phrase "TTFN" or "Ta-ta for now." - Other well-known cartoon voices over the years included Gargamel in The Smurfs, "the mustache-turned Dick Dastardly of" Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines "(1969) and Boomer in The Fox and the Hound (1981). - The book "Ventriloquism for Fun and Profit" in 1954. - He won $ 17.8-million jury verdict in the lawsuit against Metromedia Inc. over the destruction Metromedia is the only remaining tapes of his "Winchell-MahoneyTime "(1965) children's TV series. Metromedia, which produced the show from 1964 to 1968, erased the 288-reserved. tapes in a dispute with Winchell over the syndication rights, died a day before the death of John Fiedler, the voice of Piglet in Winnie the Pooh animated specials and movies. - In 1974, he earned a Grammy Award for best children's recording with "The Most Wonderful Things About Tiggers" from the feature "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too . '- says in hisAutobiography, "wind" to be overcoming a severe stutter childhood, and tells much abused by his mother. - As the voice for the "scrubbing bubbles" mascot for Dow Bathroom Cleaner, and after Dow sold its consumer products line to SC Johnson was the product renamed to Scrubbing Bubbles.