1. Get the user name for the channel, in my case it was UFOTVstudios
2. Go to the "Youtube data API"
https://gdata.youtube.com/demo/index.html
3. Select Video Feeds > Uploads Query
4. Scroll down and enter the channel name;
5. Enter the search criteria; A. Number of records (max is 50) B. Start record (get to this later) C. Ordering by Published date;
6. A url will appear at the bottom giving the search criteria for the API, cut and paste this into any RSS reader. Press the SUBMIT button to get a live XML print out on the page.
7. In your RSS feeder, if you add a feed with the previous URL, you now get a nice listing of all the uploads chronologically according to Youtube, with show notes too!!
8. Unfortunately a limitation of the Youtube API seems to be 50 queries at one time, so you might have to add several feeds to get the initial info like I did.
All you do here is change the Results starts with field to 50, 10, 150, 200, 250 etc.
It produces an appender url like follows with a start-index=XX number. Once you get the initial info added you can delete the other feeds as the first one will hold the most recent 50 episodes.
As I mentioned, there is probably an easier way to do this, but this works for me.