The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

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.

The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley is a news podcast hosted by Jeremy Bradley, with 656 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jeremy Bradley hosts The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley, a news show with 656 episodes published.

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  Companies miss the mark on social media - Episode 648 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

  Sep 7, 202645 min

  Jeremy Bradley has no interest in social media... but he definitely has an opinion on how companies should use it. JB talks about how companies need to get creative and show a personality. He said businesses need to loosen up and get playful on social media even if the "brand voice" dictates otherwise. JB talks about how his businesses cash in on the fun and silly without paying a penny for social media advertising. Later, JB addresses people who use social media for their personal brand and how they, too, miss the mark on making money.

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  A Jersey Shore goodbye: with Mike, Vinny, Ron, Sam & Deena - Episode 647 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

  Sep 4, 20261h 1m

  A Jersey Shore goodbye: with Mike, Vinny, Ron, Sam & Deena. Jeremy Bradley takes a walk down memory lane with clips of his chats with the MTV cast over the years.

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  Where are mature, such-a-little-grown-up kids these days? - Episode 646 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

  Sep 2, 202648 min

  Who's raising the kids these days? If technology is doing more parenting than humans, we're headed for trouble. Jeremy Bradley, once again, goes on a rant about the state of childhood behavior and the staring-at-phones parenting style that is harming future generations. JB talks about instances where kids are desperate for a parent's attention but are ignored because mom and/or dad are clutching their device and more interested in what's on the screen. Should this be considered child abuse or neglect?

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  Excuse me, delivery driver: you're on camera taking my order - Episode 645 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

  Aug 31, 202636 min

  Another episode, another customer service rant. Jeremy Bradley talks about how he prefers avoiding contacting a company and letting things slide to eliminate the hassle of crummy customer service. JB mentions how he won't frequent a company if their contact info isn't front and center on their website. "The harder you make it for me to contact you, the less likely I am to deal with you." He goes on a rant about technology destroying the reputations of once-regarded brands. Later, JB shares a nightmare grocery-delivery story that ended up going from confusing to frustrating to downright creepy.

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  Do you regret your nudie past? - Episode 644 - The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

  Aug 28, 202649 min

  Jeremy Bradley says it all the time: customer service ain't what it used to be. Now, he compares the way he was trained in retail over 20 years ago versus how it appears employees are coached today. Are the standards the same? He doesn't think so. At the same time, have customer expectations shifted over the years? More and more, businesses are pushing back on the concept of "the customer is always right." JB shares stories about how his e-commerce staff has been treated by clients. Later, do "adult-content creators" eventually regret their nudie past or do they wear it (no pun intended) as a badge of honor? In a world of OnlyFans and sex-for-money work, are people less uptight about their past of baring all?

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