Leading Britain's conversation.

This is a podcast from LBC, James O'Brien.

First time in ages, actually.

I've almost sort of thought, oh, Mystery Hour.

We've really enjoyed the last conversation.

It's a very long time since I've wondered whether the, I don't know,

the excitements of Mystery Hour may be paling.

Let's find out this hour four minutes

after 12 is the time you are listening to james o'brien on lbc where we turn our attention next to our

weekly adventure into the unknown this if you don't know is a um radio equivalent of those

newspaper and magazine features notes and and queries, Q&As,

where one reader writes in asking a question to which they know there must be an answer

but haven't been able to find themselves, and then another reader, often many weeks later,

writes in with that answer.

We do things immediately.

This is interactivity at its most immediate.

And the best way of understanding it is merely to listen to it. There are two

rules. Actually, there's a few changes every week, really. I make it up as I go along. It's just like

the rest of the programme. But try not to be boring. And no, I can't really explain what I mean by that.

It's about cars. I won't like it. But then there was a question something to do with cars recently

that I did quite like.

I suppose in summary, if Beth and Jacob put through a question that I find a little

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