The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

Steve Smith -- AKA Red Green -- joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about taking his one-man show on the road. Is the Canadian character Red Green more popular at home or in the U.S.? JB chats with Steve about the history of the legendary character.Later, JB goes on a rant about marketing tactics that companies are using these days. Do you want them texting you right away or is a call more appropriate?

JB's latest book is out! Multiple Sarcasm is available now.On a special SUPER-SIZED SCRIBBLE, JB is joined by friends as they talk about how they relate to chapters in the hilarious new book.They chat about annoying neighbors, embarrassing red carpet moments, dreaded book signings and obnoxious travellers. Have a listen and get your copy of the book at multiplesarcasm.com(If you have no sense of humor, take the stick out of your ass and have a laugh this weekend!)

Christmas has come early on The Scribble! With a holiday edition of Dragons' Den airing in a few days, Jeremy Bradley talks with Manjit Minhas about the special episode. Plus, she answers some listener questions. Later, Heather Rankin of The Rankin Family joins JB to talk about her holiday concert tour. Heather also shares her holiday favourites with us.

New Amsterdam star Jocko Sims talks about an upcoming episode of the hit NBC drama. Plus, USA Network kicks of a new country music singing competition called Real Country. The host, Graham Bunn, joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about the reality series. Later, JB discusses the ups and downs of his latest travel and tourism programming taped in Panama.

WTF happened this week? It started with the midterms, then it was drama with President Trump and a CNN reporter and then another tragic mass murder -- all in about 48 hours. This week Jeremy Bradley takes a moment to share his thoughts and commentary about what's happened in the U.S. It's not a debate about gun control or a discussion about mental illness. JB ponders some thoughts and wonders if he is feeling the right way about everything. See if you agree with his opinions. 

The Official Guide to Being a Winnipeg Cheapskate celebrates its 6th anniversary and Jeremy Bradley is celebrating. JB talks about the inspiration behind the bestselling book and what made it a hit in his Manitoba hometown. Plus, JB talks about the clever marketing that went into getting the book published and in major retailers. Later, is Halloween as big as when you were a kid? Do you think youngsters are trick-or-treating as much these days? 

Oh, Megyn Kelly. It's the scandal of the week and Jeremy Bradley chimes in on the NBC News host's firing and potential big payday upon exit. Does she deserve the $50M she's gunning for? Michael Fishman from ABC's The Conners talks about the new show and what it's like to work without Roseanne on a show she created. Also, JB covered an election in his hometown of Winnipeg this week. He finally sounds off on what it was like interviewing the mayoral candidates. Later, the Canada Post strike is once again holding mail hostage in the country. JB talks about why the postal service is 'dead to him.'

Updates on the show today: Jeremy Bradley shares reaction from blasting comments about an Amber Alert in Canada a few weeks ago. Also, JB talks about his binge-watching weekend. You won't believe how many TV hours he clocked!It's not going anywhere: #MeToo keeps taking down more men, but is it fair that their actions from decades ago destroy their lives now? Some opinion later in the show.

Cold and flu season is here. Our fearless host is stuffed up and heavily medicated and ready to entertain you on the show. But it brings up a good question: Do you like being taken care of when you're sick or do you prefer to be left alone? Plus, with marijuana soon to be legal in Canada, do you think that will prompt a whole new bunch of people to try it and get hooked? Also, Halloween is in full swing at stores. Do you think kids are trick-or-treating as much as they did when you were growing up? JB recounts the first Halloween at his house and why he was disappointed by the turnout.