Scott Wolfson's guest appearances

Scott Wolfson

Child Safety Source 

Inside the Outpost

Making a Scene Presents

Emily Duff

Willie Jackson

Buddy Guy

Mike Schafer

Michael Rubin

John Paul Jones

Andy Cohen

Chris Gill

Jeff Daniels

Carmine Appice

Jessica Lee

Dave Thomas

John Nemeth

Bettye LaVette

Sarah Morris

OwlTail

 For our NEW VOICES show this season, we were pleased to welcome Emily Duff and Scott Wolfson &amp; Other Heroes for a co-bill of some great local area artists. We spoke with both artists before the show, and the episode includes live versions of "Walk of Shame" by Emily Duff and "Hole in the Head" from Scott Wolfson &amp; Other Heroes.

For our NEW VOICES show this season, we were pleased to welcome Emily Duff and Scott Wolfson &amp; Other Heroes for a co-bill of some great local area artists. We spoke with both artists before the show, and the episode includes live versions of "Walk of Shame" by Emily Duff and "Hole in the Head" from Scott Wolfson &amp; Other Heroes.

Scott Wolfson / Emily Duff - Outpost New Voices concert & interview - S2 E3

When Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take the stage, they’re not just playing a show. Their vibe is party, reunion, and catharsis in one – the energy of their tunes is hard to miss, but each song carries the weight of humanity’s dark corners. When Ron Olesko at Sing Out! Magazine wrote of “their inspiring set” creating “a spontaneous celebration,” he witnessed a celebration in the face of pain and loss – of outcasts finding their people.Scott wasn’t “normal” growing up. The feelings expressed in pop music were like another country – he craved songs that told different stories, of the world as he saw it, with people who shared his own strange emotions and struggles. Those songs were tickets to worlds where joy was possible, sources of strength in troubling times, and comfort that in the darkest hours he was not alone. If his music has a unifying message, it’s that we who don’t belong, belong to each other. The Other Heroes share similar stories – kindred spirits who don’t fit the usual boxes either. Together, they try to create that solace anew – for those who are “other” to find their “heroes.” Their shows are celebrations of power for the powerless.

When Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take the stage, they’re not just playing a show. Their vibe is party, reunion, and catharsis in one – the energy of their tunes is hard to miss, but each song carries the weight of humanity’s dark corners. When Ron Olesko at Sing Out! Magazine wrote of “their inspiring set” creating “a spontaneous celebration,” he witnessed a celebration in the face of pain and loss – of outcasts finding their people.Scott wasn’t “normal” growing up. The feelings expressed in pop music were like another country – he craved songs that told different stories, of the world as he saw it, with people who shared his own strange emotions and struggles. Those songs were tickets to worlds where joy was possible, sources of strength in troubling times, and comfort that in the darkest hours he was not alone. If his music has a unifying message, it’s that we who don’t belong, belong to each other. The Other Heroes share similar stories – kindred spirits who don’t fit the usual boxes either. Together, they try to create that solace anew – for those who are “other” to find their “heroes.” Their shows are celebrations of power for the powerless.

Scott Wolfson Is Making a Scene

Scott Wolfson has more than 20 years of experience with national media relations and executive communications with a specialty in public health and product safety. He served as communications director and senior advisor to multiple Chairmen at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. When he was at CPSC, Scott oversaw the creation of the award winning Pool Safely and Anchor It campaigns. He now serves as the director of media relations at a communications and consulting firm in the DC area. He works closely with the National Institutes of Health and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Child Safety Source Episode 11 - Scott Wolfson 