The Scribble with Jeremy Bradley

Jeremy Bradley celebrates 10 years of his bestselling book, The Official Guide to Being a Winnipeg Cheapskate with a look back at the inspiration for the book and how the title changed his life. JB reflects on buying his house and how that curved his spending, prompting him to find creative ways to save. Later, he shares some of his tips when it comes to lowering your grocery bill -- including how to ask for discounts -- and ways to save on your food delivery orders.

Birthdays are a funny thing as you get older. Do you celebrate aging or are you less interested as the years go by? Jeremy Bradley talks about the over-the-hill jokes he gets in his mid 30s. Plus, reaction to the Robert Mueller hearing that had everyone on the edge of their seats. But was all the hype worth it? Did the special investigator deliver on the drama people were hoping for? Also, JB makes an announcement about The Scribble streaming on your next Air Canada flight.

Awards show season has come to an end but are the ratings of the televised events a sign of how people view Hollywood and celebs constantly patting themselves on the back? Jeremy Bradley chimes in with his thoughts. Plus, are you offended if someone doesn't want to sit beside you? Maybe it's on the bus or in an airport lounge, they look at you but choose to sit somewhere else. Do you take it personally? JB has some thoughts. Later, if a good friend lies about losing their job, do you cut them some slack? Should they be embarrassed even though you're a supportive friend? There's discussion about this at the end of the show.

Dawson City, Yukon is the location of this week's broadcast. Jeremy Bradley returns for the 40th annual Dawson City Music Festival. In this 30-minute destination broadcast, JB chats with festival goers and performers to experience the fun of the northern community. See and hear even more online at DCMF.jbonair.com.