A Little Bit About Scott and the team

Scott

Born in Southampton on 28 March 1974, Scott always dreamed of becoming a Radio 1 DJ.

At 16, after barraging his local radio station Power FM with demo tapes, Scott was given the chance to present a week of shows.

He was promptly offered a five hour slot from 1.00 to 6.00am six nights a week, which made Scott the youngest radio presenter in the UK.

An offer for the Power FM drivetime show soon followed.

Since then, Scott has never looked back. After a two year stint at GWR FM in Bristol, Scott was snapped up by Piccadilly Key 103 in Manchester.

Initially on the late night slot, Scott swiftly shifted to the mid-morning slot. While there Scott conducted numerous high profile interviews and even secured an exclusive chat with Robbie Williams about his departure from Take That.

In 1995, Scott was asked to join the new London station Heart FM. Live events in Battersea Park, Hyde Park and a special on stage appearance in the middle of Covent Garden followed.

Other television credits for Scott have included a regular Sunday night appearance on Sky News where Scott gave his opinion on the week's newest record releases, and presenting for the British Forces abroad and a six week music show for the Middle East. He also hosted BBC 3's 'Upstaged'.

In 1998 Scott was approached by the Radio 1 early breakfast show and carried on getting up early for Britain until he took over the weekend afternoon shows in January 2004. In June of that year Scott took over the weekday early evening slot, 4-7pm.

Becky

Just like Scott, Becky always wanted to work in radio, and there's clips of her on Five Live aged 5 to prove it. Following jobs on local radio in Somerset and Bournemouth, she moved to Virgin Radio and eventually got freelance work at Radio 1.

After a notable stint with Sara Cox (talking about food no doubt), she joined Scott's team in April 2008. The star of BeckyCam, our Becky is great at lots of things but not amazing at any one thing, which is why she's constantly on the search for her forté. And she definitely looks nothing like Matt Lucas.

The One That Doesn't Speak

He's the strong but silent type and he's the Producer of the Scott Mills Show.

Although he's been working with Scott Mills for as long as he can remember, he's previously been silent on the Chart Show, Top Of The Pops, and the Radio 1 Breakfast Show when Zoe Ball and Sara Cox were at the helm.

He has also written a 5-star reviewed musical.