In this episode Scott speaks with Zaki Zehawi, a public defender from San Diego. Mr. Zehawi tells Scott about the importance of optimism and believing that you can make a difference in someone's life.

In this episode Scott speaks with Daniel Rodriguez, an accomplished trial attorney based in Bakersfield, California. Mr. Rodriguez tells Scott about a case involving a school shooting that deeply affected him.

In this episode, Scott speaks with John Gomez, an accomplished trial attorney from San Diego. Mr. Gomez tells Scott about a recent traumatic brain injury case with a big outcome.

In this special episode, guest host Kim Savo interviews Scott Glovsky. Scott goes in-depth on the cases and experiences that have shaped his life and career.  

In this episode Scott talks with Greg Reeves, a trial lawyer from Alabama who specializes in personal injury and sexual abuse cases. Greg tells the story of his defense of a difficult murder case.

In this episode Scott speaks with Terry Lenamon, a criminal defense lawyer based in Miami. Mr. Lenamon tells Scott about a compelling death penalty case. Don’t forget to check us out on iTunes or Google Play (subscribe below) and give us a rating and review!

In this episode, Scott has an in-depth discussion about Psychodrama and its techniques with his guest Mary Jo Amatruda.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Wyoming attorney Tyson Logan. Mr. Logan tells Scott about how a near-death experience helped him become a better lawyer.  

In this episode, Scott speaks with Louisiana attorney Jody Amedee. Mr. Amedee tells Scott about the importance of not judging potential jurors based on first impressions. Don’t forget to check us out on iTunes or Google Play (subscribe below) and give us a rating and review!

In this episode, Scott speaks with Atlanta attorney Joe Fried for a second time. Mr. Fried tells Scott about addressing weaknesses in a case without succumbing to fear.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Wyoming attorney Mel Orchard. Mr. Orchard tells Scott about learning to grow from losses.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Connecticut attorney John Naizby. Mr. Naizby tells Scott about how he finds comfort and a sense of purpose in helping others.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Corinne Mullen, a phenomenal attorney from New Jersey. Corinne tells Scott about the importance of human connection with the jury.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Eric Fong, a trial lawyer from Port Orchard, Washington. Mr. Fong tells Scott about a case that had a profound impact on him.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Betsy Greene, a phenomenal trial lawyer from Indiana. Betsy tells Scott about putting her whole heart and soul into every case.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Grant Lawson, a personal injury attorney from Casper, Wyoming. Mr. Lawson shares the story of a wrongful death case that helped him realize his life-long goal of helping people.

In this episode, Scott speaks with Grover Porter, a phenomenal criminal defense attorney from San Bernardino, CA. Mr. Porter shares the story of a domestic violence case that had a profound impact on him.

In this episode, Scott talks to Wyoming trial attorney Jim Fitzgerald. Mr. Fitzgerald tells Scott a story of a wrongful death case early in his career.

In this episode Scott talks with Andy Vickery, a phenomenal trial lawyer from Houston, Texas. Mr. Vickery shares the story of a client who was deprived of a day in court.

In this episode Scott talks with acting coach and authenticity expert Sam Christensen. Sam tells Scott about the importance of authenticity, whether on the stage or in the court room.  

In this episode Scott talks with Joy Bertrand, an amazing criminal and civil trial lawyer from Scottsdale, Arizona. Joy tells Scott about connecting with her clients.  

In this episode Scott talks with Ken Levinson, a great personal injury lawyer from Chicago. Ken discusses a sexual abuse case in which he not only had to protect his client, but also protect the jury.  

In this episode, Scott talks with Vicki Slater, a dynamo trial lawyer from Mississippi. Vicki shares two phenomenal stories: one about making a difference in people's lives, and the other about an unforgettable case against a corrupt judge and corrupt lawyer.

In this episode Scott talks with Eddie Schmidt, a great trial lawyer from Nashville, Tennessee. Eddie tells the story of a bullying case in which he had to overcome the local bias of an isolated rural community.  

In this episode Scott talks to Heather Barbieri, a criminal defense lawyer from Plano, TX. Ms. Barbieri practices in the reddest county in the reddest state in the country. She tells Scott about a case she had to try multiple times in order to succeed.