Taming the dragon... or is he? Jeremy Bradley chats with Michele Romanow from CBC's Dragons' Den (Canada's version of Shark Tank). How often is Michele approached with business ideas? Plus, what mistakes did she make as a young entrepreneur? Michele covers all the bases. Plus, JB talks about the wild time he had at his grandma's "home" earlier in the week. It was a wild Tuesday night that involved polka, cowboy boots and wine. Oh, those fun family moments!

The circus, the casino, the election, the Christmas music. It's all happening on the show this week. Jeremy Bradley talks about a night out with his parents where they went to the theatre and hit up the casino. JB talks about his big win on a slot machine. Plus, the Canadian federal election happened on Monday so what does that mean for the public? Will the clashing political parties work together? Later, former American Idol star David Archuleta talks about his Christmas music and upcoming holiday tour.

Crazy weather hit Winnipeg, Jeremy Bradley's hometown. But thankfully he was in the Los Angeles area at the time... while a wildfire was raging. JB shares stories about the two places he wasn't at when national news stories broke. Plus, JB shares stories about how he's concerned about society after witnessing blatant theft at a store. But, on the flip side, he tells a story about kindness that had him moved to tears. Also, there's a federal election happening in Canada. What happened when JB tried to chat with the party leaders during the campaign? Are they really working for the people? Stay tuned!

San Francisco was the destination for Jeremy Bradley's summer travel radio programming. Not everything made it to air so we have a bunch of the clips on the podcast this week. JB takes you on a boat cruise around Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge, a 3D virtual-reality tour, a ping-pong session and to a world-famous aquarium. See the highlights from the Bay Area at sfo.jbonair.com.

Sending an email to the wrong person can be embarrassing and downright devastating. What happens when you send a nasty message to the wrong person? Jeremy Bradley shares his story that happened moments before taping this week's podcast. Plus, are funerals a place where people should drop their differences and come together to grieve? It can be awkwardly delicious if people with bad blood cross paths and end up being face to face at a funeral. Later, if your friend starts a new relationship and already has to check with their partner to see if it's OK to go for lunch with you, would that be a problem? Is that the sign of a controlling relationship? There's lots of chatter on the show this week!

Anderson Cooper, Michelle Obama and Margaret Cho were in/going to be in Jeremy Bradley's hometown of Winnipeg. Cooper and Obama had speaking engagements where JB was an invited media guest. He shares his thoughts on their insightful presentations. Plus, Margaret Cho is performing her standup act at a casino next weekend and she joins JB for a chat about the upcoming event. It's a very Winnipeg episode (again) on the show this week.

Justin Trudeau is feeling the heat after pictures and video of him in brownface/blackface. Should he see his life and career destroyed 18 years after the scandalous images were captured? Jeremy Bradley chimes in on "cancel culture" and how it's a slippery slope when it messes with people's lives. Plus, the Emmys are handed out this weekend. JB checks in with an Extra correspondent to talk TV awards snubs, surprises and predictions. Later, when you give a company a friendly heads-up and they reply by telling you off, is that the smartest PR approach to business? JB has a local story to share.

Has the weather got you down? Now that summer's over are you sad as the dark days of fall and winter will soon set in? Do you notice a mood change during this time of year? Jeremy Bradley talks about how he's been a Gloomy Gus for a few days. Plus, what happens when someone with a toxic personality at work lashes out and unloads on you for something you didn't know you were doing wrong? JB talks about one workplace that is on the edge. Later, it's election fever in Canada and the U.S. JB chimes in with some opinion about political debates.

Travel can be fun but annoying at the same time. Jeremy Bradley rants about airplane travel and the hassle of being at the airport. Whether that is the chatty person in line behind you at security or the person who won't shut up beside you on the plane, you've probably experienced some of the things JB is commenting about. From the journey to the airport until you reach your final destination, flying can be quite an experience.

Let's get... political! Jeremy Bradley reached out to the provincial party leaders in Manitoba to see if he could have a five-minute phone call with them during the one-month campaign. Why? He's a voter and wanted to chit chat and see what they have to say and why they should get his vote. Do you think he was successful at landing a phone call with any of them? You might be surprised how things turned out. Plus, do you ever go shopping to make yourself feel better? JB almost made an intense impulse buy earlier in the week.