Dueling presidential town halls. Yup, that's really a good way to help voters make up their mind as election day approaches! Canadian Jeremy Bradley chimes in on the battle of the TV networks pitting candidates against each other... without each other. Was it more for ratings or did the programming actually help voters? Plus, as the seasons change, does your body react to the time and weather shift? With it getting darker earlier and it getting colder outside, does it have an affect on your internal clock? Later, JB reflects on two major weather events that played out that had people concerned for his well being -- but he wasn't even near the areas at the time. Why the confusion? He explains the coincidences.

American Ninja Warrior is in full swing on NBC and Matt Iseman returns to talk about the hit reality competition show. Jeremy Bradley wonders what production was like during coronavirus quarantine. Matt outlines the safety measures that were in place during shooting and how it drastically changed the season. Which obstacle does Matt think is the toughest in the competition? Plus, JB talks about behind-the-scenes drama when guests are late for their interview. Which author was the biggest nightmare? JB is spilling the tea this week.

Didn't see that coming, hey? With Donald Trump diagnosed with coronavirus, it has Jeremy Bradley wondering if the president will change his tune on the seriousness of the pandemic. Will Trump now encourage others to make safe choices or will he find some way to make an excuse and brush it off? Also, do you have sympathy for someone who disregards warnings and suddenly becomes victim to what they were downplaying? JB wonders if the cable news commentators who regularly attack Trump's character really feel for his situation as they claim to on TV. Plus, JB relates to Americans paying for healthcare after encountering large vet bills for a sick dog. Later, The Weakest Link returned to NBC earlier this week and Jane Lynch surprised JB on the radio. The segment is replayed on the podcast.

America's Got Talent crowned a new winner this week. Brandon Leake joined Jeremy Bradley on the radio hours after winning the $1 million prize. How does he plan to make it big in Las Vegas? Later, AGT judge Howie Mandel joins the conversation to wrap up the unconventional season of the reality competition show. Does Howie agree with the online criticism that Brandon isn't a good fit for Vegas? Howie chimes in on the debate. Later, The Simpsons returns this weekend and executive producer, Al Jean, joins JB to preview what's to come for the famous Springfield family. The Simpsons recently chimed in on a real-life political story, does that mean there will be other true-to-life mentions this season? Does coronavirus strike The Simpsons?

There's so much happening in the world -- from hurricanes to wildfires to civil unrest -- do people care about celebrities patting themselves on the back? Jeremy Bradley talks about this weekend's Emmys and how awards shows continue to pull in low ratings. Plus, did the celebrity Instagram boycott really achieve anything? Why don't the rich and famous permanently pull the plug if they're so against a platform? (And even though they might not have posted that day, you better believe they were still tuned into the app to see what others were doing.) Also, when it comes to reality competition shows, such as AGT, do people get through based on their talent or their backstory? JB shares some thoughts about how contestants advance.

Social media seems to be the most common place to rant about your experiences, but does a formal review on Google or Yelp have a bit more clout? Do you take seriously someone's words when on a relevant platform? Jeremy Bradley discovered posting reviews online and has a story about a local business and determining if its reputation online was true to life. Plus, whatever happened to that business pitch from Shark Tank? Do you ever ask that question after watching the show? It's been five years since JB chatted with the founder of Budsies. How's the company doing now? Most importantly: Is it still in business? The mastermind behind the business calls in for an update.

Labor/Labour Day is here... but do holiday weekends mean anything? Hasn't summer been one big holiday for most people? Nevertheless, this is the official end to summer -- but does it even feel like summer happened? Jeremy Bradley talks about how people having months and months off from work and school somehow didn't feel like a summer break despite having little to do every day. JB began to make slight life choices last month (out of boredom) and recaps how the respective changes impacted his well being. Later, two unfortunate incidents for JB's dog show just how much of a trooper your fur baby can be. Plus, as you get older, do you find yourself saying, "When I was your age..." and talking about what was happening during that era? Old man J sure is.

Dating sure has changed thanks to apps and, well, reality shows. Jeremy Bradley dusted off the DVDs and watched old episodes of the show, Blind Date. He reflects on the moment he drew a dating line before even getting out of the car for dinner. Another walk down memory lane happens as JB discusses meeting and interviewing Kenny Rogers exactly five years ago. Plus, how clean is a casino during coronavirus? Is it worth risking your safety to get your gambling fix? JB talks about how his mom said she'd never visit a filthy, yucky, dirty casino... but worked up the courage to go the week it reopened... twice. Also, why are there so many English words that mean the same thing? Is it better to learn the language from a book or from people who use it every day and can make you sound, you know, current?

Grandma time! Jeremy Bradley got to visit with his grandma for the first time since March, after coronavirus shutdown visits to, well, everywhere. What it was like having that interaction with someone in a care home who doesn't fully understand the pandemic. Also, JB has an aging dog that requires special care. He goes on a rant about how pet parents need to adapt and not be selfish when a fur baby's needs start to change with age. Plus, an entrepreneur reached out to JB about wanting to be an author, but feels discouraged when he sees how easily people make money online just by getting naked. Is artsy talent overrated nowadays? Later, there's a great way to save money when it comes to using your credit cards. It's not to simply cut up the plastic or never use them, it's actually when they expire and how to reassess where and how you spend.

Birthday Boy Jeremy Bradley celebrates the big 3-8 on the show this week! How does he do it? By answering the Celebrity Phone. It's one of the most popular segments from the syndicated radio shows Top of The Charts and The Open Road. A surprise guest -- in this case plural: guests -- call in to surprise JB on the air. It's always a good laugh because JB never knows who's calling in. Here's the spoiler: This time it's music group O-Town pulling off the surprise as the group prepares to celebrate 20 years of Making the Band. Plus, have your birthday plans been sidetracked by coronavirus? Are you still getting together with friends and family despite shutdowns and bans on gatherings?