The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

Super Bowl, Grammys, Kobe Bryant and Ross Mathews. It's a full show this week. Jeremy Bradley comments on the media coverage of the tragic death of Kobe Bryant. Sure, Kobe was a celebrity but is it disrespectful to the families of the other victims that the famous person gets all the attention? JB chimes in with his thoughts. Also, what were the best moments from the Grammys? And what is JB looking forward to this weekend at the Super Bowl? Later, author and funnyman Ross Mathews talks about his new book and comedy tour.

It's all about music this week. Jeremy Bradley previews the Grammys and the drama surrounding Aerosmith, plus Demi Lovato's return to the stage. Later, John Tesh talks about his early days of Hollywood reporting with Entertainment Tonight. John also talks about his life in the music industry and on the radio. Follow along as Jeremy Bradley live tweets the Grammys on Sunday - @jeremydbradley

The Golden Girl turns 98 today and Jeremy Bradley takes a walk down memory lane with a "clip show" on the podcast this week. JB plays highlights from Betty's 90th birthday party in Hollywood. JB was on the red carpet and was the only Canadian reporter chatting with all the showbiz legends. ICYMI- Those radio segments are being played on the podcast this week. Later, JB recounts the excitement he felt before going to the big shindig. Check out highlights from the night at live.jbonair.com/betty.html

Pet birthdays, the Ukrainian plane crash and tipping service workers. Jeremy Bradley comments on several current events. How much is too much to spend on a pet's birthday? Is it the equivalent of a human child's birthday? Plus, is tipping getting out of hand? Is it necessary to tip someone before they provide the service, as is often requested on food delivery apps? Or do you like having the option to reward the good service after it's provided? JB has some thoughts on that, too.

The Golden Globes are handed out Sunday night. Jeremy Bradley previews the big night with TV's Extra. Who had the biggest snubs in the nominations this year? Who is predicted to win and take home gold? JB chats with Jenn Lahmers about the Globes. Plus, a new year is here and that means new year's resolutions come into play (for a while, anyway). Are they worth making? JB has some thoughts on that. Also, the New Year's Eve broadcasts see anchors getting sloppy drunk on CNN. Is it fun or pretty awkward seeing middle-aged broadcasters acting like frat kids?

Christmas in Mexico and New Year's Eve across Canada -- that's what's covered on the show this week. Jeremy Bradley plays clips from travel programming on his syndicated radio shows. Later, fellow Canuck Rick Mercer talks about the new year's celebrations across Canada for a special CBC live event. The big question: Is it two-thousand twenty or twenty-twenty? How will you say it? Join in on the discussion... and Happy New Year!

The holidays are here and that once again has people worked up over so-called politically incorrect music such as Baby, It's Cold Outside. But are people overreacting just for the sake of overreacting? Plus, why don't people get upset with Santa Baby? Jeremy Bradley has opinions on both of these songs. Later, the celebrity world reacted loudly with the Trump impeachment vote this week. Though, what exactly is the purpose of impeachment if he's going to remain president. JB, a Canadian, gives his two cents from the sidelines.

Is your Christmas shopping complete? Wait... is your Christmas shopping started? Jeremy Bradley talks about his holiday progress. But is Christmas shopping online a little too impersonal? JB shares his thoughts on the holiday rush. Plus, did you snoop for presents when you were a kid? Wait... do you snoop for presents now? Childhood memories from JB are coming up on the show. Later, awards show season is fast approaching but does the public care about Hollywood patting itself on the back anymore? Finally, an update on the mouse in the house: It wasn't the outcome JB was hoping for.

Singer-songwriter Fred Penner joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about 40 years of his hit song The Cat Came Back. What keeps the 73-year-old making music and touring after all that time? JB finds out. Plus, Justin Timberlake is in the tabloids thanks to questionable actions with his co-star. He blames booze and says nothing happened but is that believable? Later, JB shares some Christmas shopping advice he got from his hair stylist. It could help ease the bank account troubles people often see after the holidays.

Drinking and giving to charity, disappointment by not catching a mouse in the house and millennials becoming hermits. These are just some of the topics covered by Jeremy Bradley on the show this week. JB talks about his regrets after a night of drinking. Plus, it was discovered there was/were a mouse/mice in his kitchen cupboard. After getting traps, JB was saddened that he didn't catch any. Also, are young folks decidedly becoming anti-social and not leaving their home? JB talks about a new report.