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.
July 24, 2020 • 29 min
It's about damn time! Legendary Canadian rocker Kim Mitchell is releasing his first new album in 13 years. He chats with Jeremy Bradley about why it took so long. Plus, Kim shares a story about one of his new tracks and how it literally fell into his lap... but took the longest time to record. Kim takes us inside the writing process and how he puts together his songs. Later, JB talks about food coincidences and how watching TV ended up making meal decisions at his house. Also, mosquitoes are out in full force and JB shares a relatable story about those pesky blood-thirsty pests.
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