Randy Scott

"Grandma said it best: ‘You been born, but you ain’t dead yet. And a lot can happen in between."

Jayhawk by birth, Mossback by the Grace of God. That sums up Randy Scott’s journey from the wheat fields of Kansas to the evergreen dampness of our nation’s upper left hand corner. After over 20 summers that were like a hot hairdryer blowing on your face and winters with snow up to your fanny, Randy and his future wife packed up their four cats (and multiple lint brushes) and moved from the Sunflower State to Seattle in 1999.

Today Randy is part of the “Waking Crew” morning radio show that airs live weekdays on Seattle’s CMA Station of the Year 94.1 KMPS. In addition to rising (and often shining… but not always.) each morning at 3 AM, Randy balances his time between occasionally acting on local stages and tossing a rubber ball for his beloved dog Fenway. Randy has also written articles for several national publications and websites as well as award winning advertising copy for many regional advertising campaigns.

A huge Red Sox fan, Randy counts attending Game Two of the 2004 World Series in Boston as one of the most amazing experiences of his life. That and sharing a cheese plate once with Willie Nelson. But really, the World Series game afterglow has lasted longer. Sorry Willie.