Scott Paulsen Biography
Scott Paulsen is a radio broadcaster and columnist from the United States who currently works as a morning DJ at classic rock station 96.9 The Rock. She has been with the station since it opened in 2019. She also writes a regular piece for the Observer-Reporter in Washington, Pennsylvania. He is also the author of Dirty Hippies and has done voice work for Nickelodeon’s Action League Now!
Scott Paulsen Age
Scott Paulsen was born in Chester, West Virginia, in the United States of America on May 23, 1959. He is 63 years old.
Scott Paulsen’s Height
Scott stands at a height of 5 ft 10 in/1.77 m tall.
Scott Paulsen Family
Scott was born and raised in West Virginia under his supporting and loving parents, whose name remains undisclosed. Scott was born in the United States, yet he is of white ethnicity.
Scott Paulsen Wife
Kit Paulsen, his gorgeous and supportive wife, is his happily wedded wife. For almost 20 years, the pair has been married. However, whether the couple has any children is unknown to the general public.
Scott Paulsen Education
Details about his educational background are scarce due to his reserved attitude. But, as soon as we learn anything reliable regarding the situation, we’ll let you know.
Scott Paulsen Salary
Scott pockets an annual salary of 70,360.
Scott Paulsen’s Net Worth
Scott’s accumulated net worth is $1 million.
Scott Paulsen Career
Scott is currently heard on 96.9 The Rock, where he has been the morning DJ since 2019. He also made an appearance on WRKZ in December 2006, during the afternoon drive time slot. He eventually quit the network once it switched to a Top 40 format and started a sports talk program on ESPN 1250 with Eddy Crow and Mike Logan. Scott, along with Mike Logan, Stan Savran, Chris Mack, Guy Junker, and Ken Laird, was let go from ESPN RADIO 1250 on Monday, September 27, 2010.
He began his journalism career in the 1980s when he joined Pittsburgh’s classic rock station, WDVE. He co-hosted The DVE Morning Show with Jim Krenn. However, he took an 11-month hiatus from the show in 1999 and returned in 2000. Upon his return, he was reassigned as the only host of The Paulsen Radio Broadcast, an evening show.
He quit and joined WRKZ six years later. He returned to WDVE on January 19, 2012, as an executive contributor and fill-in host for Randy Baumann. Scott announced his official retirement from the show two years later, on January 31, 2014. He is a part-time author and publisher of various books, including Cow Tipping, Dirty Hippies, and Night Fruit Army, in addition to being a broadcaster. Dirty Hippies is a 2017 fiction novel published by Independent Publishers.
