January 29, 2009- Charts salutes music, TV and film with guests Lamont Dozier, Stefanie Schaeffer and Bruce Vilanch

December 15, 2008- Canada's #1 entertainment TV show comes to radio, featuring Ben Mulroney and Tanya Kim

December 8, 2008- American Idol contestants visit for the holidays

October 8, 2008- Canadian Idol winner talks about new CD

October 6, 2008- Charts is LIVE on location with CP Spirit Train and special guest Colin James

September 8, 2008- SpeakFree Idol Week in Toronto: American Idol's David Hernandez and LIVE coverage from Canadian Idol finale

So You Think You Can Dance judge Mary Murphy swings by Charts while the hit reality show stops in Denver for a round of auditions.

Talking with JB about what the judges are looking for in season 5, Murphy gives listeners a heads-up for those still planning to audition. Also, she talks about some of the promising talent seen in New York, Miami and Los Angeles.

"It's true, we've got the original "Hot Tamale" on the show," said Bradley. "Mary's contagious personality is a perfect match for me. And you'll have to tune in to see if she can teach me to do the Mary scream!"

Mary Murphy appears on Top of The Charts the week of March 9. (Show #151)

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March 2, 2009

WINNIPEG, Manitoba - MADtv star Johnny Sanchez chats on Jeremy Bradley's Top of The Charts to talk about the final season of the late-night FOX program.

Sanchez recounts his years on the show and what to expect as the series finale approaches. Which special guests are featured in the coming weeks? Sanchez said he is looking forward to comedians Cheech and Chong, among several other surprise appearances.

"Naturally, I had to ask him about the Rice and Beans Tour with Bobby Lee," said Bradley, with a laugh. "I thought for sure somebody was going to get arrested during that stunt."

Johnny Sanchez appears on Top of The Charts the week of March 2. (Show #150)

Talk show host Jerry Springer knows he can dance -- as he proved on ABC's Dancing with the Stars -- but this summer the "Ringmaster" is heading to London to star in a musical.

Springer talks about his upcoming role in Chicago, and how he got noticed for his singing and dancing talents.

Also appearing on the two-hour Top of The Charts show is former Springer security guard, turned talk show host Steve Wilkos.

Wilkos talks about his dedication to helping kids and the constant scrutiny of his "intimidation factor" when confronting guests on his show.

"No matter how hard I tried, Jerry wouldn't tell me where I can get his infamous country CD," said Bradley. "But I'm going to work with Steve to investigate. He was a cop, after all!"

As for Wilkos: "I couldn't help but ask how many times his bald head was rubbed on the Springer show!" said Bradley.