Listen up, dog owner: don't be that person - Episode 667 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
Sometimes you wonder who's actually in charge when you see a human and dog walking outside. Is it the dog pulling and 10 ft. ahead of the human or the human being dragged and struggling to keep up? Jeremy Bradley talks about the unspoken etiquette of dog walking. An owner of two dogs, JB prides him…
You have the wrong person, officer. Really. - Episode 669 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
It was a tragic case of mistaken identity -- x2. Jeremy Bradley talks about police officers approaching his table at a restaurant, saying that the staff wanted him to leave and there was no negotiating to clear things up. What had he done? What was the problem? JB talks about the awkward officer in…
Is family everything? Not necessarily - Episode 670 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
When there's drama in the family and you're forced to take sides, is it an easy decision? What is your loyalty based on? Jeremy Bradley talks about how family dynamics need a second look when chaos ensues. He tackles the question: "Is it OK to not care about your family?" He responds to an email fr…
Sorry, I didn't catch your name... after 10 years - Episode 672 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
It's increasingly common for neighbors to be strangers. People are spending less time with others living around them and it's made some communities cold and impersonal. Jeremy Bradley talks about growing up and knowing each of his neighbors and going to their houses for celebrations. Fast forward t…
Be embarrassed sharing that on social media - Episode 673 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
Some people think social media is a dumping ground for every thought, every picture, every vacation, every meal, every relationship change, every life milestone. Jeremy Bradley singles out one specific social media woe-is-me rant that has him embarrassed for the user who posted it -- a user with no…
What a nice big election - Episode 674 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
Elections, elections, everywhere. While Americans consider it "election season" because the midterms and presidential campaigns run for two years straight, voting is happening all over North America, seemingly at the same time. Jeremy Bradley talks about all the recent elections in his homeland of …
Well, fancy meeting you here - Episode 675 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
When you see someone in the distance and think they look familiar and it turns out to be one of your besties from the past, it can be a fun reunion. Jeremy Bradley talks about a meeting in passing that turned into a hilarious walk down memory lane... for hours. (Good thing he always has an empty so…
Has-been celebs expect long-term riches from acting gigs decades ago - Episode 676 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
It's become a new trend in Hollywood: actors complaining about how little money they're making... from work they did 30 years ago. Jeremy Bradley talks about the outrageous entitlement actors have just because they were on a hit TV show decades ago. He compares it to other careers where people don'…
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We do weird things with (and to) our bodies - Episode 677 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley
Our bodies move in strange ways. Stranger yet, people put their bodies through weird motions, movements and acts, not to mention make extreme enhancements. Jeremy Bradley starts at the head and works his way to the feet for a body assessment and commentary about what people do to and with their bod…
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