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.
Lots of commentary about the vicious Black Friday shoppers, plus tips on how to have a cheaply creative Christmas. Plus, Jeremy Bradley gives you a promo code to save on his bestselling books at speakfreebooks.com.
Jeremy Bradley chats about stories in the news including Charlie Sheen's HIV reveal, the Paris terrorist attacks, opening up too much on social media and more! Check out 30 minutes of interesting dialogue this week.
A famous TV judge joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about Hot Bench. Plus, JB goes on a rant about child exploitation on social media. Find out why parents lashed out at JB and disagreed with his opinion in a recent newspaper column.
No guests this week! You've got 30 minutes of Jeremy Bradley giving his opinion on Halloween, law enforcement and Canada Post. Strangely, they all have a common thread. What is it? Have a listen to this week's show.
Cynthia Loyst from CTV's The Social joins Jeremy Bradley to talk about the daytime show's return and what to expect this season. Plus, as Halloween approaches, JB gives tips (from his bestselling book) for having a spooky -- and cheap -- day this year.
More Big Brother this week! After such a great response to our interview with Liz, we've got another romance to talk about... well, a bromance. Big Brother 17 winner Steve talks about the competition and Johnny Mac calls in for an update.
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About The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
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Nationally syndicated radio host, newspaper columnist and bestselling author Jeremy Bradley heads into podcasting with this weekly download featuring celebrity guests, funny stories and entertaining…
chatter. The name of the program comes from the idea that sometimes the creative process includes scribbling down random ideas before you can make sense of anything. That's exactly what JB is doing every week on The Scribble.