Ep 35- Scott Losse, Internet Famous Standup Comedian
In this episode, Molly sits down with the Pacific Northwest-based comedian to talk about what happens when your life unexpectedly changes online. From going viral in his 30s to navigating recognition in everyday life, Scott shares what it actually feels like to be known… while still trying to stay true to himself.
He shares how a therapist nudged him toward standup, how he built a following by simply saying sharing his every day observations. If you’ve ever wondered if it’s too late to start, or how to stay yourself while the world is watching, this one’s worth a listen.
A podcast about people who do things a little differently.
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Meet the Host
Molly Hawkins is a brand strategist, founder, creative operator, and storyteller with a career spanning brand building, business strategy, and culture-driven marketing.
She has worked in film, music industry, outdoors and helped build consumer brands, working companies to translate big ideas into stories people actually care about. Her work sits at the intersection of creativity and connection, combining narrative instinct with operational experience.
As the host of The Outliers Project, Molly brings curiosity, humility, and earned credibility. She shows up as a peer, a listener, and someone willing to ask the questions most people avoid.
This project is a natural extension of her work: traveling, listening, and making space for conversations that feel increasingly rare.
