Notable figure in the realm of television broadcasting, Webster Webfoot's illustrious career spanned the 1960s, serving as the charismatic host of "The Webster Webfoot Show" on KJEO-47 in Fresno, California, a station that has since undergone a name change to KGPE-47.
As the affable host, Webster Webfoot brought to life his trusty sidekick, a squat duck ventriloquist's dummy, also named Webster Webfoot, who embodied the eternal spirit of a Webelo Cub Scout, complete with a miniature hat, scarf, and Boy Scout emblem choker. This beloved character became an integral part of the show, captivating audiences with his endearing persona.
Following his stint as a television host, Webster Webfoot transitioned to producing children's Christian programs, where he continued to utilize his beloved puppet, Webster Webfoot, to spread valuable lessons and moral teachings to a younger generation.
In addition to his professional endeavors, Webster Webfoot has a fully equipped recording studio within the comfort of his own home, providing him with a unique opportunity to express his creativity and passion for music, while also offering a tranquil retreat from the demands of his busy career.
