A true multihyphenate, Scott Evans is setting a new blueprint for interviews. He moves fluidly across mediums, known for curating intimate conversations that feel unscripted on TV and online. As co-host of “Access Hollywood” and host of “Couple to Throuple,” he built a reputation for asking thoughtful questions with charm.

Evans brought that talent to the Internet, hosting his original series “House Guest.” Within its first year, it won a Webby Award for excellence in Interview, Talk & After-Show in Video and Film.

“House Guest” offers a rare view behind the gloss. Whether he’s sitting down with Vice President Kamala Harris or Cynthia Erivo, Khalid, Keke Palmer, and more, he brings a fresh presence to his interviews that feels like a friend inviting you in. Each question sparks intentional dialogue that goes beyond virality. With each follow-up and inside joke, Evans creates a connection with guests that has never been seen before.

In our latest edition of Feedworthy, he reveals what inspires him, his Internet icks and where the journey goes next. Step inside his world below.

What inspires you online? Who or what is always on your mood board?

I love the deep belly laughs found on social media late in bed when I should be asleep. I’m inspired by people who are deciding to no longer wait for permission and pursuing their dreams.

Describe your content in three words.

Beyoncé, we’re ready. No, but for real, three words would be intentional, joyous, community.

What’s a social media trend you’re obsessed with right now?

I hate to say this but I love the AI baby reenactments. Housewives, classic Black movies, big interviews redone as a juicy baby! Immediately yes.

What’s your social media ick? And your favorite thing on social media?

The ick? Oh for sure the comments section. We have become super comfortable documenting ourselves saying really nasty things to each other. Everyone and everything is publishable these days, but because you can has never meant you should.

Who or what is your dream collaboration?

Remember when Oprah went on tour with Tina Turner? Wig and all?? I want to do that with Beyoncé. I don’t need the wig but will borrow some fringe… Can we make that happen?

What’s next for you? 

Winning our first Webby before House Guest is even a year old has been absolutely outrageous. But it affirmed something our small but mighty team has known. This idea of the space we have carved out in the world means something to us and the people who interact with it. So we want to see that grow, deepen and expand. We are already working on the next level and can’t wait to see y’all there.

Win a Webby, Validate Your Vision 

A Webby Award shows the value of your work. It demonstrates that your team’s vision breaks through a competitive market, opening the door for new opportunities.

To put your work among the Internet’s best, enter by the Final Entry Deadline on Friday, Dec. 19th!