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Jann Scott is an American media entrepreneur, talk television and radio host, and publisher, known for talk shows and starting Channel 1 Networks.https://c1n.tv/ Based in {Boulder, Colorado https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BoulderColorado }, Scott has built a multifaceted career spanning decades, starting newspapers, magazines, web Television and Radio., he became a popular TV host in the 2000s.

Early Life and Education Jann Scott was born in Woodbury, Connecticut {https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodbury,_Connecticut} , where he attended Woodbury High School in the 1960s. He continued his education at The Forum School, a preparatory school in Southbury, Connecticut, completing his studies there in 1965. Scott pursued higher education at Windham College in Putney, Vermont, from 1966 to 1968, before attending the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1977.

Early Career in Publishing Scott’s career in media began in his late teens when he was a writer for The Lions Roar student newspaper at Windham College. He founded and published Country Senses Magazine, an alternative publication, from 1969 to 1971 in Woodbury, Connecticut. The magazine reflected his early interest in counterculture and the arts. It had worldwide distribution by Book People in San Francisco. Archives of Country Senses Magazine are preserved at the Woodbury Public Library. In 1972, Scott relocated to London, where he worked for IT Newspaper (International Times) and the iconic underground publication Oz Magazine until 1973.

Journalism and Publishing in Colorado Returning to the United States, Scott settled in Boulder, Colorado,. He founded the Boulder Times in 1979, a publication that covered local news and culture. He later launched the Rocky Mountain Musical Express in 1975, a magazine dedicated to the region’s music scene. Scott also served as an automotive reviewer for Boulder’s Daily Camera and Colorado Daily from 1999 to 2003. He also reviewed cars on his radio and TV shows. Media Awards and Recognition His work earned recognition in outlets like Westword and Boulder Weekly which covered his contributions, especially in talk radio and TV which came next.

Radio Career Scott first hosted Addiction Free Radio on 760 AM KDFD [1] in Denver and the Sun Radio Network from 1987 to 1990. The program focused on recovery and lifestyle topics, resonating with a wide audience. From 1991 to 1993, he hosted a popular nighttime talk show Jann Scott Tonight on KNUS AM 710 radio [2] in Denver. He also hosted Raceday Radio Magazine on 760 KJIM from 1989 to 1990.

Television and Digital Media Scott’s television career took off with the creation of Jann Scott Live on public access television in Boulder and Denver from 1989 to 2007. In 2007 to 2009 Scott hosted Colorado Magazine on Comcast Entertainment Television (CET) all across Colorado. From 2009 to 2015 Scott hosted 22Boom on on the Boulder Valley School District's channel 22 in Boulder County. He gained further prominence as the host of The Great American Road Trip, a travel series that highlighted iconic American destinations. His most ambitious television project, a 22-part travel series Route 66, aired on public television and chronicled his decade-long journey (1993–2003) along the historic highway, visiting nearly every town and city along the route. New work from Jann Scott can be found on platforms like https://C1N.TV as well as his YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, and X profiles.

The archives of Jann Scott’s television media are housed at the Carnegie Branch Library in Boulder, Colorado, preserving his legacy as a pioneering storyteller in visual media.

The Alcohol Recovery Center Boulder and Addiction Free Radio Program Jann Scott has been involved in addiction recovery efforts in Boulder, Colorado, notably through his association with the Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) and his media initiatives. In 1977, Scott worked for Boulder County at the ARC, managing the night shift from midnight to 8:00 AM. Operating alone with on-the-job training, he contributed to the center's mission of supporting individuals in crisis and working to save lives during a period when the ARC provided critical detoxification and recovery services. In addition to his hands-on work at the ARC, in 1987 Scott later produced the Addiction Free Radio program on 760 KJIM AM radio in Denver, which focused on addiction recovery and related topics. Archives of this program are available on YouTube, offering a resource for those interested in his commentary and interviews on sobriety and rehabilitation. Through these efforts, Scott combined his experience in recovery services with his background in broadcasting to raise awareness about addiction issues around the world. His broadcasts were picked up by Sun Radio Network in Florida and Armed Forces Radio worldwide.

Today he hosts nightly Newcomers Slippers Step Workshop on Zoom which reaches people worldwide. Channel 1 Networks Jann Scott, founder and CEO of Channel 1 Networks (C1N), launched the Boulder-based web media company in 2005 to create a global network of localized online TV channels and newspapers. Starting with Boulder Channel 1, a prototype featuring local news programming with Jann Scott Live and direct advertising, Scott aimed to expand to 6,000 cities worldwide. By 2025, C1N operated thirty channels in cities such as Boulder, Denver, and Seattle, with ambitions to rival major media companies. Scott envisioned a Boulder headquarters employing 20,000 workers, though the network’s full global reach remains unverified. This project reflects his decades-long media career and his shift toward digital platforms.

Legacy and Influence Jann Scott’s career reflects a commitment to independent media and creative exploration. From his early days in Connecticut to his influential work in Colorado and beyond, he has left a lasting impact through his publications, radio shows, and television series. His ability to adapt across mediums—print, radio, television, and digital—demonstrates his versatility and dedication to connecting with audiences. Scott remains an active figure in Boulder’s cultural scene. He is celebrated for his contributions to journalism, broadcasting, and entertainment. Personal Life While much of Scott’s life has been dedicated to his professional endeavors, he has maintained strong ties to Boulder, Colorado, where he continues to reside and work. His educational journey across Connecticut, Vermont, and Colorado shaped his worldview and formed his approach to media.

Volunteerism and Charitable work Jann hosts daily Zoom meetups for people struggling with addiction. Every Christmas he publishes his top ten charities that help people and donates to them. His work is private but well-known in the Denver-Boulder area.