George Floyd, Donald Trump, Jimmy Fallon and Myka Stauffer -- oh my. What a week! Jeremy Bradley discusses the week's trending news stories. From the death of Floyd at the hands (well, knees) of Minneapolis police and the riots that destroyed parts of the city to the Twitter feud the president is having with, uh, Twitter. Later, Jimmy Fallon was trending for a racist SNL skit 20 years ago and he apologized for it. Should Fallon have taken the fall if he didn't have the final say about what aired on the late-night show? Finally, YouTuber Stauffer gave up the child she adopted and "rehomed" him. For years she and her husband made money documenting their adoption but said it was just too hard to raise a child with special needs. JB unloads on the couple.

Has the novelty of isolation eating and drinking worn off? Are your sleeping, eating and drinking habits getting back on track? Jeremy Bradley shares another story of his ordering food adventures. He wanted pizza but what did he actually order thinking it was some 'za? Have a laugh as he shares the story. Plus, former The View co-host Paula Faris talks about her new book. She went from having her dream jobs to living a nightmare life. How did she turn things around? Paula shares her insight. 

With so many people using food delivery apps because of isolation lockdown, are they trying new restaurants and foods or just what they're used to? Jeremy Bradley shares his escapades with taco delivery and how he overspent just for the sake of being daring. (Not exactly daring, right? You have to hear the story to fully understand). Later, the legendary Loretta Lynn talks about her new music video and book dedicated to her friend, Patsy Cline. Are Loretta and JB planning a road trip? Plus, there are some creative ways to save money on your monthly bills... just by asking. JB, our famed cheapskate, has some ideas for you.

Mother's Day is here and you can thank coronavirus for getting you out of the obligatory family get together -- or can you? Jeremy Bradley talks about the closeness of his family and why it ends up being a good time when they all get together and have some drinks... and play Nintendo. Later, Howard Bellamy, from the legendary group, The Bellamy Brothers, talks about how music helps people cope and get through tough times. Howard shares his insight about the power of music during the stressful times of isolation. 

There's a lot of Canadian chatter on the show this week. Jeremy Bradley discusses the fallout police in Nova Scotia experienced when they were unable to answer questions from reporters after a mass shooting in the province. Why did they use social media and not the country's emergency alert system at 5 a.m. on a Sunday? Later, Canadian Idol winner Theo Tams talks about the inspiration for his new music video. (He has more looks than you've probably had in your entire life!) How has Theo changed as an artist since his Idol days... and what's it like always being known as "that guy from a reality show"? Theo talks all about it with JB.

It's two hours of coronavirus chatter with celebrity guests joining Jeremy Bradley on a supersized The Scribble. Dr. Phil kicks off the show talking about how relationships have been affected with most people in close quarters during lockdown. Next, Dr. Oz shares medical information and if he's more worried now than when the outbreak started. Supernanny Jo Frost has tips for parents and their kids who had to turn homes into classrooms. Plus, The Biggest Loser host Bob Harper talks about how to stay fit and active while in isolation. Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan shares his insight about how pooches are feeling with family around 24-7 now. Entertainment host Ben Mulroney joins JB to talk about what he's watching and streaming while in quarantine. Comedian Wendy Liebman shares a laugh and helps lift spirits during this global health crisis. Finally, Jocko Sims from NBC's New Amsterdam talks about how the hospital drama helped NYC hospitals during the pandemic.

Are you sick of the coronavirus-related chatter already? Perfect! Jeremy Bradley is covering a bunch of angles on the podcast this week. He's got some great ways to save money with a special reward system he's implemented. Plus, free and easy ways to workout and stay active while you're in lockdown. Later, it's been refreshing for JB to connect with friends from the past. He's got a story about video chatting and having laughs with people he hadn't seen in 20 years. It's 30 minutes of time-wasting fun on the show this week. Hey, you've got nothing better to do, right?!

Jeremy Bradley celebrates 15 years of his SpeakFreewithJB.com website and talks about his life as an entrepreneur. How did that one commentary website turn into syndicated radio shows, bestselling books, celebrity friends, a clothing line and two very famous dogs? JB explains at the beginning of the show. Later, Jocko Sims from NBC's New Amsterdam talks about the final episode of the season airing on Tuesday. Jocko notes how the TV hospital show helped out with coronavirus relief efforts in NYC. Plus, what is an "essential" service nowadays? Liquor stores, cannabis shops and gun stores are all open during a global health crisis. Are they really essential? JB shares his thoughts.

Woe is you. You have to spend time with your kids. You have to listen to their whining all day. You have to cook for them all the time. They just won't leave you alone. Damn, that coronavirus thing is a bitch, hey? Jeremy Bradley has a laugh at parents who are already annoyed of their precious offspring a few weeks into the COVID-19 lockdown. Plus, are you complaining about being bored... while you listen to a podcast... on your fancy electronic equipment? Think about the people who have much less than you and how painful their life might be every day. (So, suck it up, buttercup!) Later, office romances can be tricky but what happens if you match with a co-worker but neither of you has the nerve to talk in person? Is that the start of a true romance? JB has a story about his friend.

Does "social distancing" come into play at a family funeral? Is an elbow bump too impersonal when a relative needs a hug? Jeremy Bradley talks about a recent experience during the coronavirus outbreak. Later, online marketing has become incredibly deceptive. Have you been duped by slimy tactics? JB has some examples of what you might want to look for when completing transactions online. Plus, JB talks about researching his family history with help from Ancestry. Was it a fun experiment or did family members turn it into a nightmare? (You probably already know just from that question!)