For Immediate Release-

January 29, 2009

WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Jeremy Bradley's Top of The Charts celebrates the best in music, film and television with a roster of special guests in February.

In the first show of the series, legendary songwriter-producer Lamont Dozier joins JB for a chat about the Grammys. Having worked with the greats -- the Supremes, the Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, Kanye West, Joss Stone -- Dozier weighs in on today's music, this year's awards and talks about his upcoming Broadway projects. (Airing the week of February 2. Taped January 19.)

Continuing with winning: She won big on NBC's The Apprentice. How has life changed for Stefanie Schaeffer? What has she been up to since taking a job with the Trump Organization? What TV and writing ventures is Schaeffer working on? She checks in with JB.

Writer-comedian-actor Bruce Vilanch stops by Charts to chat about this year's Academy Awards. Having been part of the show's writing team for many years, Vilanch once again takes our audiences behind the scenes of what goes on at the Oscars as Hollywood salutes the best in film. (Airing the week of February 16. Taped February 13.)

"You never know what'll happen on Top of The Charts," said host Jeremy Bradley. "There might even be some surprise guests joining us on these shows."

Despite heating up the airwaves in February, Canada is still a really cold place. In the final show of the month, Top of The Charts is on location broadcasting from the West Edmonton Mall waterpark. Hopefully without getting electrocuted, JB will host the show and make a splash with listeners in this unique program. (Airing the week of February 23. Taped February 4.)

Even though much of Top of The Charts's February programming is pre-recorded, listeners of Entertainment Wrap Up and readers of SpeakFree Celeb Watch will be treated to live interactive coverage during the month's award shows.

"We've had such great success with SpeakFree Live Events for Canadian Idol and American Idol that we are doing live updates for the Grammys and Oscars," said Bradley. "We will have a special page on the Wrap Up website that will feature my thoughts and comments throughout the live broadcasts as I report from respective parties.

"Depending on how late the awards shows run, we might not be able to have a full recap on the Monday editions of the Wrap Up. With the special update pages, you can read my comments and sarcastic wit in the event we are unable to meet our on-air deadline (of 10 p.m.). And, for the record, I think I'm retiring in March!"

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