Gary Busey is a lively guest on any show and he makes his return to this one! The last time Gary was on the radio with Jeremy Bradley was during The Celebrity Apprentice. It was a hilarious time and Gary is now back to talk about his new podcast. Plus, Ellen DeGeneres is feeling the heat with her daytime talk show embroiled in controversy. The scandal involves claims of racism, sexual assault and intimidation at the hands of three "Ellen" producers. As reported in the media, Ellen pleaded ignorance saying she was unaware of the staff's antics, but the celebrity world is calling BS, with famous folks saying Ellen's reputation of being mean is 100% true. JB explains why he hasn't liked Ellen for years and how it started because of the daytime show. 

Jeff Foxworthy is hosting a new show called, What's It Worth. He joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about being a collector and his valuable possessions. (Or are they valuable?!) Plus, what are some of the items people have that they've been holding onto that are actually worth something? Also, JB reflects on his red carpet interactions with Regis Philbin. With the passing of the TV legend, everyone is sharing their memories about "Reeg." JB plays a radio segment from 2011 where Regis chatted at the TV Land Awards in New York City. Also, when is it time to forgive and forget? Is it worth holding a grudge? With the death of Regis, it has JB thinking about previous failed friendships and relationships and wondering when it's finally time to bury the hatchet.

It's about damn time! Legendary Canadian rocker Kim Mitchell is releasing his first new album in 13 years. He chats with Jeremy Bradley about why it took so long. Plus, Kim shares a story about one of his new tracks and how it literally fell into his lap... but took the longest time to record. Kim takes us inside the writing process and how he puts together his songs. Later, JB talks about food coincidences and how watching TV ended up making meal decisions at his house. Also, mosquitoes are out in full force and JB shares a relatable story about those pesky blood-thirsty pests. 

You betta work! It's summer but people are longing to get back to work after the incredibly long coronavirus shutdowns. Jeremy Bradley talks about how people have wanted to work from home but now are sick of it and can't wait to get back to the office. Also, a commentary about how workplace etiquette has changed from one generation to the next. Gone are the days of smoke-filled offices with calendar "babes" on motorcycles pictured on the wall. That wouldn't fly nowadays! Later, do you plan to work like a dog so you can retire early or will you coast through your employment and work until you just can't do it anymore? JB shares a story about his mom retiring and his own plans to give up working.

Summer has some of the longest days of the year, but a coronavirus summer has excruciatingly long days. Jeremy Bradley talks about his new resentment for sleep and food with endless days in lockdown. Do you find that you're OK with barely eating anything throughout the day and that you're wide awake when you should be ready to sleep? Or have you kept a regular routine when quarantine orders were in place? Later, country artist Jamie O'Neal talks about her song The World Goes On. Was it inspired by the world's craziness when coronavirus hit? JB chats about Jamie's latest projects, including her upcoming album.

The dog days of summer here and Jeremy Bradley is talking about fur babies this week. Adopting dogs can be a joyous thing but what happens when you actually feel bad about rescuing a dog from the shelter? JB explains his happiness but grief that he was leaving so many others behind when he adopted his dog. On the flip side, surrendering a dog seems like the easiest way to create change in your household but it could be something you regret if you don't put effort into being a pet parent. Plus, people always laugh and say that dogs are stupid but they have a tremendous memory. JB shares stories about how his dogs very quickly pick up on new routines. Later, have you ever wondered why dogs do certain things? Do you really want to know or do you prefer to keep it a mystery and make up your own reason?

It's a celebration week! Jeremy Bradley recognizes the 20th anniversary of his high school graduation. JB reflects on his time as a student and the career development that the Winnipeg school afforded him. Plus, was his high school experience the long-lasting memory that people often envision? Later, it's the ninth anniversary of JB adopting one of his dogs from the city animal shelter. The party hats are on and the dogs love getting dressed up. Do you celebrate your pet's birthday? Also, Canada Day is here (Happy Canada Day, Canucks!) and 4th of July is right around the corner, but has coronavirus changed your plans this year? A discussion about celebrating safely and if that's a consideration for most people. Finally, a restaurant had an offensive ad towards overweight people in the bathroom. How did the eatery respond? By playing the victim. JB shares the story at the end of the show.

Happy Pride! Montel Williams joins Jeremy Bradley to celebrate Pride Month. Montel discusses his support of the LGBTQ community and why he lends his voice. Plus, what would be on the Montel Williams float in the Pride parade? Later, if he was still hosting The Montel Williams Show today, what topics and issues would be covered now that the tabloid talk show is a thing of the past? Finally, what one word would Montel use to describe President Trump?
Also, is it necessary to vocalize your support for a cause or does being quiet make you look bad? JB shares his experiences about participating in Pride events but not screaming it to the world. Does that make him homophobic? That's what the social media mob wants you to think nowadays.

Protests continue in the wake of George Floyd's death but it has people wondering, "When does it end?" Jeremy Bradley discusses his thoughts of protests in general and what people hope to accomplish by taking to the streets versus online campaigns with hashtags. If the message is heard loud and clear, and the position recognized, isn't that considered a success? Later, the Celebrity Phone is ringing and Hank Azaria surprises JB. It's awkwardly delicious but always entertaining. Finally, just because someone doesn't wave a rainbow flag, does that mean they don't support the LGBT community? Are they homophobic? We're living in a dangerous time when generalizations and assumptions can be the end of someone's career. JB explains how impactful this accusations can be.

She's the 10-year-old who got the Golden Buzzer on America's Got Talent this week -- Roberta Battaglia chats with Jeremy Bradley about the AGT moment that instantly made her famous. What was she thinking on stage before performing Lady Gaga's Shallow? Where does she see herself in five years (as a teenager!)? Most importantly: Who's her fave AGT judge? She answers all the hard-hitting questions! Later, JB reflects on his time covering entertainment -- including 10 years of America's Got Talent. He shares stories about his celebrity interviews and red carpet moments.