Burt Reynolds died from a heart attack yesterday. Jeremy Bradley is once again joined by Entertainment Tonight and ET Online's host Lauren Zima to look back at the legendary actor's life. They talk about their fond memories of Reynolds and how the celebrity world is reacting. Later, JB talks about a weird encounter while he was walking his dogs. Plus, a discussion about one-hit wonders in showbiz.

Birthday boy Jeremy Bradley turned another year older. How did he celebrate? Being surprised on the radio with local celebrity friends from Manitoba! Check out Winnipeg mayor Brian Bowman and music group Doc Walker calling in and surprising JB on the air.

Online dating and apps are the most common way to meet people and seek out a relationship nowadays. But is success hard to come by? Is it easy to trust a stranger? Jeremy Bradley and two fellow Bachelor Nation fans chat about dating profiles, first dates and breakups.

Aretha Franklin's death saddened the world. Jeremy Bradley pays tribute to the music legend this week. ET Online host Lauren Zima talks about how the celebrity world reacted to Franklin's passing. Later, recording artist Chantal Kreviazuk discusses what Franklin's talents brought to the music world.

Bachelor in Paradise, dating profiles and breaking the law. That's what's on tap this week as Jeremy Bradley unloads 30 minutes of rants. BIP is back but with poor ratings. Are people giving up on the temporary TV love and drama associated with Bachelor shows? Plus, JB had a discussion with fellow media types about dating profiles. Find out why his opinion wasn't received very well. And later, every city or town has stupid bylaws. JB shares the double zinger that got him in trouble.

Owning a house means lots of responsibility. For cheapskate Jeremy Bradley buying a new appliance (and learning how to use it) is quite a task. JB talks about the excitement of getting a new washer and dryer. Also, food delivery is becoming a new trend thanks to apps. But is the food worth what's brought to your door? JB chimes in on his ordering experiences. Later, everyone has memories of their childhood but do we find the same things funny as adults? A story of the letdown of watching a movie you once thought was funny.

Dawson City, Yukon is the location of this week's broadcast. Jeremy Bradley returns for the 40th annual Dawson City Music Festival. In this 30-minute destination broadcast, JB chats with festival goers and performers to experience the fun of the northern community. See and hear even more online at DCMF.jbonair.com.

Customer service ain't what it used to be. But is honesty still the best policy? Jeremy Bradley talks about the woes of hiring people to do chores around the house. What happens when it almost all goes wrong? JB shares his story.Later, James Mills from the music group People Who Could Fly calls in to chat about what the band's been up to since they were last on the air with JB.

Karma: is it a real thing? Jeremy Bradley talks about a series of events that has him really believing so. Plus, if you're having a bad day do you worry that luck is not on your side? Is it just one thing after another? JB shares some moments from the week. When somebody offers you a piece of gum or tells you your breath stinks, are you grateful or offended? Are they doing you a solid? How do you respond? Also, as he gets older is JB taking on traits of his mother? Scary to think! Lots of personal stories on the show this week.

Airline travel can be annoying. What happens when you sit next to a Chatty Cathy who's flying for the first time? Can you tolerate it? Jeremy Bradley shares his story about sitting with a first-time flyer. Also, if you have rowdy neighbours that constantly fight and it sounds like things are getting rough, do you watch it play out or do you get involved even though it's not really any of your business? JB shares a story from his community. It's 30 minutes of chatter this week!