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Mystery Hour with James O'Brien on LBC. Formation. 4-850 mystery hour with james o'brien on lbc four minutes after 12 is the time you're listening to james

o'brien on lbc and the question is entirely up to you this hour isn't it any question you

want to who or why or when or where or whether or where for even perhaps the odd wither why do we do

that james what's that all about? Where does that come from?

What does this mean? How come that happens? When you do that, why does that follow?

There are no real restrictions on what you can ask during this hour of radio, except these two.

Repetition and dullness.

Dullness, I'm afraid, really is a case of the management's decision being final. If we don't like the question,

we think that it's boring, we won't let it on the board. You'll be politely,

it's a relative time, invited to move along if you ring in with a dull question. If it's a question we can remember asking relatively recently, then we won't do that either. Otherwise,

anything goes. Hit the numbers now with your question.

You will get through, actually.

A bit massive flurry, but of course a lot of people ringing in at the top of the hour

are ringing in with questions that we've dealt with before

or that they don't realise aren't quite appropriate.

So Michael and Jess spend about five minutes after 12 noon sifting.

And at the end of the sift, we usually have a few phone lines free again as indeed we do now so if you want to try to grab 1.0345 60609.

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