Over the course of his career, he has covered such memorable trials as those of Charles Manson and Kennedy Assassination figure, Clay Shaw.
Scott says, "Perhaps more importantly though, I have had the opportunity to work with such radio greats as J. Paul Huddleston, Art Kevin, Joe Holstead, Gary McKenzie, Gary Loving, Derek Shannon, Bobby Hart, Art (Winkler) Snow, Jim Swiler, Larry Ryan, Bruce Hughes, Bob Richmond, and numerous others who made up the affilate list of the Farm Bureau Radio Network, FBN broadcasting out of Washington State."
"Several out of the ordinary experiences. Getting tear-gassed by Los Angeles sheriff deputies during the Whittier Blvd riots of 1971 the day a well-known Hispanic activist was killed by a police tear gas grenade. I was working at the time for Lyle Kilgore at KHJ. A visit at WXLO New York to PD Jerry Clifton by John Lennon. Having Charles Manson stare me down during his Tate/LaBianca murder trial. Covering the Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy trial in New Orleans. Finally, getting sued for 5.5 million dollars for libel and slander, but winning the case in a Louisiana Congressional election fraud expose."