It was 16 years ago that Jeremy Bradley launched his internationally syndicated radio show, Top of The Charts. JB recaps how he got started in broadcasting and where it took his career. He shares memories of covering red carpets and hosting travel programming from destinations around the world. Plus, there's a recap of some of the more entertaining clips from live broadcasts -- including one that was never supposed to be aired ever again. (Is this an exclusive?!) Later, JB gives some inspirational advice to entrepreneurs (or aspiring entrepreneurs) for staying motivated when it feels like failure is only the ever outcome.

When the Canadian weather forecast called for a deadly blizzard, Jeremy Bradley decided to skip the country and head to Florida. That's where he's hosting the show this week. JB talks about how overly hyped the spring storm was because, well, for most areas it was practically nothing. Plus, JB remembers the whole "don't say gay" scandal playing out in the state and has opinions on people simply saying the word. His question: "If any of those homophobic politicians were randomly talking with my husband and me, they'd have no idea we're gay because we don't have the stereotypical traits you can see or hear. So, would they like me until there's that record-scratch moment that the G-word is said?"

Bestselling cheapskate, Jeremy Bradley, is serving up 30 minutes of saving this week. Everyone is talking about the price of, well, everything going up and JB, the author of a book that outlines how to creatively save and spend, offers his advice for cutting costs throughout the week. As convenient as delivery apps are, is the added cost worth it? That's the big question: What is the cost of convenience? Plus, what's the best way to score discounts on your grocery items? Lots of great info is packed into this episode. Also, JB takes issue with paying fees to be a customer. It's not enough to give a business your money as a patron, they want you to pay for the benefit of being their customer. When is it worth it and when is it not? Make some notes because this is JB's specialty. 

Everybody is STILL talking about Will Smith attacking Chris Rock at the Oscars last weekend. Jeremy Bradley is a little delayed because this show runs on a Friday. Nevertheless, JB gives his take on what happened and how things have played out all week. Should Smith face disciplinary action after his outrageous behavior? Later, 25 Words or Less host Meredith Vieira chats with JB about the game show's latest season. What's it like hosting a game show out of your basement? Plus, what is it about game shows that has had generations of TV fans obsessed? 

With the cost of everything going up, it's ridiculous that some companies still charge you a fee for the privilege being a customer. Jeremy Bradley takes issue with this and comments on how it's not good enough to be a consumer as some services seemingly double-dip on getting money out of you two ways for one transaction. Later, another Ask JB segment where a listener hits a relationship roadblock. When the partner goes out of town and makes Instagram a priority over saying hi to their lover -- is that a problem? JB has some thoughts about social media being involved in a person's relationship and interfering with people's lives. Would you be offended if your partner claimed they didn't have time to say hi to you but made time for social media posts?

The Bachelor wrapped up with a controversial season finale. Jeremy Bradley talked with Clayton and his on-again-off-again-on-again girlfriend, Susie, on the radio earlier this week. JB has the segment in its entirety on the podcast. Clayton and Susie faced some tough questions -- and their answers might surprise you. Later, Canada's Got Talent is back... after about 10 years! JB chats with Howie Mandel about judging contestants from his homeland. Coincidentally, Howie calls in from Los Angeles while JB is in West Hollywood and they talk all about the Canadian show. Does Howie put more pressure on comedians since that's his craft or does he take it easy on them? 

Oversharing on social media -- you know someone who does it. Every inconvenience, every opinion, every rant goes from their brain to their Facebook wall. Jeremy Bradley talks about people who post cryptically to the world while intending to have the real target of their rage see the message... in a passive aggressive way. But how does it actually make the ranter (who views themself as a victim already) look? Is it petty? Does it do their argument any favors? Later, JB shares details about an injury that he jokingly blew out of proportion to friends and family. It was so overly dramatic it would've made a great Facebook post! Plus, JB shares observations about how different generations utilize dating apps... or are they hookup apps?

If there's one thing Jeremy Bradley loves, it's putting staffers on the spot. This time, JB calls radio producer, Suzanne Howler, and randomly poses a variety of discussion topics. For instance, Do you clean up after yourself in a food court? Do you return carts at the grocery store? If you won $100 in the lottery, what would you spend it on? Plus, the two reminisce about a travel broadcast that was taped on location in Fort Lauderdale. The content was later cut when the pandemic shutdown the travel industry, but there are some memorable stories from the adventure: Getting lost trying to find the car rental place, Suzanne staying in a grimy hotel, and JB getting thrown up on during the flight home. Laughs are guaranteed this week.

Companies are getting creative with their advertising but is it also getting intrusive? Years ago it was telemarketing phone calls, then spam email and now it's obnoxious text messages from a company. Jeremy Bradley shares a story about a realty company that gets a little too close for comfort in his community. He talks about a personalized gift they gave people in the neighborhood. Check out the segment and see if you'd be creeped out. Later, is there a scent that you love that others find repulsive? Or, is there a food you like to eat but can't stand the smell of? JB has a fishy story about a recent trip to the grocery store.

Filled with controversy, the latest Olympic Games are in the homestretch. TV critics have taken note that ratings are down and viewers just aren't interested in watching the competition. But why is that? Jeremy Bradley has theories as to why people don't care to watch the athletes -- and it's not just because of China or time zones or any other excuse the TV networks present. Plus, JB takes issue with the claim that a gold medalist is "the best in the world." They're the best amongst those who competed, sure, but there's no indication they are better than every other person. Later, Next Level Chef is heating up on Fox. Richard Blais chats with JB about the reality cooking show. Has he learned anything from the amateur chefs competing for the top prize?