The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

It made international headlines that "Judge Judy" wasn't taking her on-screen sidekick to her new streaming show. How does her former TV bailiff, Petri Hawkins-Byrd, feel about being snubbed by the most-famous woman in daytime TV? Petri and his wife, Makita, chat with Jeremy Bradley about what happened after Judy Sheindlin's show left CBS and went streaming, rebranded as Judy Justice. How do Petri...

Jeremy Bradley once again dials up radio producer, Suzanne Howler, to discuss random topics from their lives. JB reveals that his mom is a stalker. She's circling and surveilling JB's grandma's house and property after it was recently sold following her death. Worse yet, she's poking around the new owner's life and chatting with the neighbors to see what's going on. Also, she's taking photos of th...

In a time when there's such a push for people to be accepted for who they are, it brings to discussion the contradiction of people focusing so much on their looks. Jeremy Bradley chimes in on beauty trends, such as super-long eyelashes. They look incredibly fake so what is the point? JB discusses the argument of women being judged on their looks yet complain they're sexualized because of their app...

Dragons' Den returned to CBC this week and Jeremy Bradley wanted to get to know the latest cast member... so he called him! JB chats with Wes Hall about joining the cast of millionaires. Wes shares his initial thoughts about them and what it was like to be part of the show. Also, Wes talks about the types of investments he was advised to stay away from. Plus, JB calls radio and podcast producer, S...

Rainy days and Mondays always get some people down but Jeremy Bradley makes it his mission to be incredibly lazy during those times. JB talks about his unproductive week, lounging in a bathrobe, going to the spa and having food delivered. Later, students learn so much in school but how much of it is retained in adulthood? Better yet, how much of that knowledge is ever used outside of school? JB ch...

Did you survive the great Facebook and Instagram outage of 2021? Jeremy Bradley comments on the ridiculousness of people feeling lost because their social media pages were unavailable for six hours on Monday. Plus, JB has no sympathy for the companies that were affected by the crash because he says companies shouldn't rely solely on one platform or outlet for their business strategy. Later, Shark...

It's been one year since Jeremy Bradley's dog died but it almost seems like the pet is a distant memory already. JB has regrets that he doesn't remember certain details about the dog's nine-year life. Once they're gone, are pets easily forgotten? This segues into a discussion about friendships and how people grow distant but for no particular reason. JB talks about reconnecting with people and won...

Legendary recording artist, Jann Arden, joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about the return of her hit sitcom on CTV. JB starts with a hard-hitting question: As an actor, how did you prepare to play a recording artist on this show? Plus, was it really Jann indoor skydiving for a hilarious scene on the show or was it a stunt double swirling in the air? Also, did Jann order anything crazy online during th...

Relationship and porn chatter on the show this week. When relationship trouble strikes, is it something that should play out on social media or is a couple better served by keeping those details private? Jeremy Bradley chimes in (again) on people oversharing about their relationships on online platforms. JB follows one person and regularly tunes in to see what the person is bitching about in their...

Jeremy Bradley takes a moment to recognize the 20th anniversary of 9/11, commenting about how everyone has repeatedly shared their "where were you?" story and it never seems to get old.  Plus, All-4-One is back on tour... and part of your favorite video game. JB checks in with the music group to get the latest from the band. Later, executive producer, Bonnie Winters, talks about sex and parenting....

Jeremy Bradley and executive producer Bonnie Winters discuss tipping and who deserves it and who should just do the job for what it pays. Is tipping getting out of hand? At the fast-food counter, the coffee shop, the food delivery app, the grocery shopping app, at the hairdresser. Bonnie is very specific about who gets extra money when she pays the bill. You might disagree with her style! Also, wh...

Jeremy Bradley has lots of interactions with listeners and sometimes they want his advice. Seemingly with an opinion on every topic, JB chimes in and always speaks from the gut -- whether that hurts others or not! This week, JB responds to some questions about strained relationships. What do you tell a friend whose business failed because of their own actions, yet blames everyone else for it going...

It's a little all over the place this week with Jeremy Bradley. First, JB talks about getting into the hobby of experimenting with food -- and quickly realizes it's easier and cheaper just to order out. Plus, remember when getting a lot of email made you feel busy and important? How about when it becomes a nuisance and you legitimately don't want to receive any messages? JB shares thoughts about t...

As a kid you probably believed in some weird things. Maybe you thought weather happened by controls (like the man behind the curtain in The Wizard of Oz)? Jeremy Bradley and executive producer Bonnie Winters discuss their childhood fears and beliefs. Plus, things get silly when JB puts Bonnie on the spot and gives her the floor to share some big news. Problem is, there's no news and she has no ide...

Much is made about body confidence but there's a bigger discussion about magazines, websites and social media channels celebrating overweight models. Jeremy Bradley and executive producer Bonnie Winters discuss the potential harm in condoning and elevating unhealthy living. Do those platforms have a responsibility to tell their audience that it's not a great way to live or just pretend it's all go...

Earlier this summer, Jeremy Bradley signed off from his syndicated radio show, Top of The Charts after 15 years. The final episodes were taped on location in Nashville.  In this clip show, JB remembers the segments that he recorded all over Music City and rebroadcasts them on the podcast. JB visited a car museum, the zoo, a science center, went on a kayaking adventure; and stopped at musical desti...

It was barely five years ago that people laughed at the idea of paying for porn. It's all over the internet free of charge, so who would actually spend money on it? Jeremy Bradley talks about how times have changed and people are making a fortune stripping down for the camera. It's a totally different form of the entrepreneurial lifestyle. Also, JB chimes in on the over-sharers when it comes to re...

It's Friday and doesn't that just bring an automatic calm to your day? Jeremy Bradley talks about how we psych ourselves up when it's Friday and are instantly more laid back and easygoing. Partner that with it being a summer Friday and you know nothing productive is getting done at work. Speaking of efficiency, JB talks about grocery delivery apps and how sometimes it's best to do your own shoppin...

What was your most memorable birthday? Have your past couple of birthdays been depressing because of corona lockdowns and shutdowns? Jeremy Bradley chats with executive producer Bonnie Winters and puts her on the spot about her best bday ever. It might not be an easy question to answer -- especially at her age! Plus, JB comments about "birthday divas" -- the people who expect a parade and to be pa...

It was like a Cher farewell tour: never-ending! Jeremy Bradley signed off of the radio after 15 years hosting his syndicated show, Top of The Charts. In the lead up, many celebrity guests called to wish JB well as he left mainstream broadcasting. Some of them were surprise appearances and others just wanted to be part of the fun. Music legend (and fellow Manitoban), Tom Cochrane called in to talk...

You buy a lottery ticket and suddenly your mind wanders and dreams about you being a millionaire. But we've all heard stories about people whose lives change for the worse. Jeremy Bradley played the lottery and instantly drifted into thoughts he will win and life will change. Executive producer Bonnie Winters chimes in with her ideas for spending a windfall. What happens when people come out of th...

Canada has been in the spotlight because of the government's response to the pandemic and vaccine distribution. Much of the anger is directed at federal policies that have affected people across the country. One of the most controversial moves, was Justin Trudeau's mandatory hotel quarantine for air travellers to Canada. It involves people being forced into a government-approved hotel for up to th...

 Have you run out of ways to pass the time? Jeremy Bradley and executive producer Bonnie Winters talk about their daily routines. JB starts his Mondays with mimosa... in bed. Bonnie has a different schedule altogether -- it involves baking. The two share some laughs about how each spends their casual time at home. Plus, JB had his first corona run-in at the store with two fellow shoppers. They wer...

What is a friend? What does "love" mean nowadays? Jeremy Bradley takes issue with the overuse of words that have seemingly lost their meaning. These throwaway words aren't as powerful when people use them to describe anything and everything. Plus, with work-from-home culture continuing during the pandemic, are employers expecting employees to use their personal devices for work? Or is the company...

It's a little bit of everything this week with Jeremy Bradley talking about living the bachelor/bachelorette lifestyle. (Who uses a glass when you can drink from the bottle?!) If you've ever been single and lived on your own, you'll likely relate to his stories. Plus, do you believe in horoscopes? JB checks his future with a few different horoscope websites and you might be surprised about their c...