A Tribute to Scott Adams (1957—2026)

We're paying tribute to the brilliant Scott Adams in this special video memorial on The Paul Leslie Hour. As the creator of Dilbert, a true humanitarian, master persuader, and sharp pundit, Scott brought humor, insight, and a fresh take on life that touched so many of us. Though he's gone, his clever wit and bold ideas live on. Host Paul Leslie chats with commentators Robert McCready and Wyatt Torosian about his lasting impact—from skewering office life to nailing those spot-on predictions. It's a warm look back at a guy who made us laugh, think, and maybe even rethink how we see the world. If you're a fan or just curious, this one's for you.

Guests:

Robert McCready: A savvy commentator on culture, arts and politics, sharing what he loved about Scott's one-of-a-kind views.
Wyatt Torosian: A keen media watcher, talking about how Scott's persuasion tips still shape conversations today.

Key Discussion Points:

Scott's biggest legacy: Dilbert's satire, his persuasion books, and personal growth wisdom.
How his takes on politics and society changed our perspectives.
Favorite memories that showed his humor, smarts, and kindness.

About The Paul Leslie Hour

The Paul Leslie Hour is a long-running interview program and editorial platform hosted by Paul Leslie, dedicated to "helping people tell their stories." For over 20 years, Paul has chronicled the lives of poets, songsters, and legends—from iconic musicians to visionary authors.

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In addition to his acclaimed conversations, Paul is a prolific critic. His book, album, and concert reviews offer deep, historical analysis of the arts, praised for their sincerity and "homework-heavy" insight. Actor Robert Davi famously described Paul as "a young Dick Cavett," highlighting his professional and inquisitive style.

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