This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation, Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.

Oh, is it that time a week already. Five minutes after 12 is the time. Henry Morris, aka the Secret Story, has a YouTube channel that I would recommend as well if you are not a Twitterer or a tweeter like we call

ourselves these days. This is it then. It's a Mystery Hour your weekly opportunity to achieve the

sort of satisfaction, not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

That's it, actually. I'm not going to do a particularly lengthy introduction except to remind

you that there are prizes or a prize.

There is a mystery hour board game for the contributor who I delight in the most.

My favourite contributor of the day of the hour of the week will receive a brand spanking new

mystery hour board game, something that is obviously highly prized, but it is accessible

from other places as well.

You don't have to be a winner to get it.

Well, you'd be a winner if you get it.

It makes you a winner.

Anyone who's got it is by definition, oh, I'll try again.

You can buy it as well.

All right, you don't just have to win it.

But if you do buy it, you become a winner.

Because by didn't of owning it, you've won.

You've won a little life battle.

You're a winner.

Woo-hoo!

You can get it at mystery hour.com.

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