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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!
The gun control debate is never ending but as a Canadian, Jeremy Bradley just doesn't get it. He chimes in with a northern perspective about the Divided States of America. Also, what would you do if you have a nice conversation with a stranger and they suddenly ask for your phone number to stay in touch? Do you hand over your digits? JB talks about something he recently experienced. Later, a story about parents and how they treat their kids in public. It's 30 minutes of storytelling today!
Lafayette, Louisiana was the destination for summer broadcasts on Jeremy Bradley's syndicated radio shows, Top of The Charts and The Open Road. He brings you highlights from LFT where he got up close with animals at the zoo, saw gators in a swamp, checked out the science museum and the very popular dinner and dance scene. See the web coverage at LFT.jbonair.com.
Getting older? Do you find yourself getting forgetful? Jeremy Bradley talks about some absent-minded moments he's recently had. Also, in light of Donald Trump's birthday, JB talks about the time the president was on the radio. Was the prez a dick? Tune in to hear JB's memories of Trump on the red carpet at The Celebrity Apprentice.
AGT and SYTYCD are back on TV! Our fave hot tamale Mary Murphy from Fox's So You Think You Can Dance chats with Jeremy Bradley -- and gives her famous scream. You have to hear it! And later, Howie Mandel from NBC's America's Got Talent chats about the latest season and what we should be watching for.
Are you an influencer? If so, are you utilizing your audience in the best way? It's one thing to show off the free swag you get but are you profiting from it? Jeremy Bradley gives some great advice for social media users. Plus, more and more people are getting hacked and having their nudie pics posted online -- but are they just stupid for relying on technology to keep their secrets? JB gives his thoughts on naked selfies being hacked. Lots of interesting chatter this week so be sure to tune in!
Is Melania Trump really a victim in her relationship? If her cheating husband is hooking up with porn stars and having affairs left, right and sideways -- and she knows about it -- isn't it her decision to stay with him? Jeremy Bradley chimes in on the president's marriage. Later, JB recounts the embarrassment of covering his first red carpet. Yes, it involved booze! Well, it's actually happened more than once. Lots of laughs on the show this week.
The Royal Wedding is here! Jeremy Bradley is joined by legendary Canadian broadcaster Peter Mansbridge to chat about the royal family and all the excitement leading up to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day.
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