Welcome to The Scott and Sadie Show, where mediocrity meets magic—and by “magic,” we mean the kind of magic corporate radio pulls when they make a beloved morning show vanish without warning. But hey, we’re back, unburdened by what has been, and ready to deliver more snark, sarcasm, and questionable insights to Northern Colorado and beyond.
Here’s the backstory (you know, the origin story of your favorite anti-heroes): Scott is a 40-year veteran of radio broadcasting, which means he’s spent more time behind a microphone than most people have spent keeping their New Year’s resolutions. Fifteen years ago, the Big Evil Corporate Media Overlords told Scott he had to do a morning show. And because feeding a family isn’t optional, Scott reluctantly agreed—on one condition: he needed someone normal, fun, and refreshingly un-radio to share the mic. No more cookie-cutter radio robots spewing boring drivel, thank you very much.
Enter Sadie, a glorified act of nepotism suggested by Scott’s former coworker (a.k.a. Sadie’s mom—because why not keep it in the family?). Against all odds—and let’s be honest, Scott wasn’t optimistic—the duo clicked. They spent the next 15 years shaking up Northern Colorado’s country radio scene, turning “Scott and Sadie in the Morning” into a top-rated show loved by, oh, at least a dozen fiercely loyal fans.
But just as things were going gangbusters, corporate radio did what corporate radio does: pulled the rug out like a clumsy magician. Poof! No warning, no farewell tour—just FM at its finest. (Yes, “M” stands for magic. You can insert your own “F” word.) One day they were there; the next, they were ghosted harder than your last Tinder match.
Fast forward to now, and Scott and Sadie are back—no FCC regulators, no corporate overlords, no sensitivity training (thank God), no offended HOA Karens clutching their pearls and calling the manager. The Scott and Sadie Show is a podcast available every weekday by 5:00 a.m. on iTunes, Spotify, the iHeart Radio app, and all the other usual places where podcasts hang out. With their signature blend of wit, sarcasm, and just enough snark to keep things interesting, they’re here to prove that good things don’t stay canceled for long.
So, whether you’re a longtime fan, a curious newcomer, or just someone who got lost in the algorithm, welcome home. We’ll try not to disappoint—but, fair warning, we’re still the same Scott and Sadie, so no promises.
