Love is in the air as Jeremy Bradley celebrates The Scribble's 50th podcast. Special attention is given to fellow indie artists as JB recounts his time as an independent author and landing bestselling books in major retailers. JB asks for submissions from up-and-coming artists. Plus, a discussion about Valentine's Day and how to have some creative romance that doesn't break the bank.

Jeremy Bradley calls up the executive producer of his radio shows and podcast and puts her on the spot for some hilarious segments. She has no idea he will be calling on her day off. How does she address a non-existent scandal supposedly blowing up on social media? She participates in a spontaneous game called Censor Me This. Plus, JB asks her all about the Oscars... an awards show she knows nothing about!

Lots of chatter this week: the fallout about #OscarsSoWhite continues and JB chimes in with a rant about Hollywood's self-importance that makes common folk look at it and say, "Get over yourself." Plus, do cellphones get in the way of your work? Does your office have a no-cellphone policy? Do you sneak away to the bathroom to text? Would it be easier (and more time efficient) if your boss just let you use your phone at your desk? JB, the author of the book Put Down Your Damn Phone Already, has an opinion.

It's a busy show. Jeremy Bradley talks about stories in the news including the racial snub for Oscar nominations, the death of Celine Dion's husband and memories of attending Betty White's 90th birthday a few years ago. Plus, Undateable star David Fynn chats about the NBC sitcom.

He's on a rant today! Jeremy Bradley offers up ways to keep your new year's resolution. Plus, he celebrates his dog's 8th birthday this weekend. JB shares stories about the hilarious history he has with the adorable golden retriever. And later, it's another rant about inconsiderate people. It's 30 minutes of chatter this week!

Jeremy Bradley talks about the new year and recaps some of the big stories that happened in 2015 since last week's episode! Drama with Bill Cosby, Mark Salling and Rob Kardashian. Plus, were the CNN anchors a little too drunk on New Year's Eve? And, the sad news of Natalie Cole's death. It's the first Scribble of 2016!

Jeremy Bradley recaps the top entertainment stories of 2015.

Jeremy Bradley looks at the 500th weekly episode of the syndicated radio show Top of The Charts. Celebrity guests call in to wish congratulations and also chat about the holidays.

Former The Voice contestant and star of Empire, Raquel Castro, joins Jeremy Bradley on the show this week. Plus, a chat about the holidays and what pisses him off about airports. Hear the rant this week on the show.

As Jeremy Bradley gears up for the 500th weekly broadcast of the syndicated radio show Top of The Charts, he reflects on nine and a half years on the air. Stay tuned for a montage of clips from past surprise celebrity guests.