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Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.

Five minutes after 12 is a time. Your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction,

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial. I can say that in my sleep, I think,

now. It's been tripping off the tongue so winningly. And I bet Rees can as well. Reese has been in touch with the message that begins very sad of me, but I had this from Spotify. I'll share with you in a moment what it was that Rees received from Spotify, and you can decide whether or not it is indeed very sad of him. I don't think so at all. I think it makes Rees one of life's winners. More details to come. If you're not familiar with this feature, if that's the correct phrase to describe it, the correct word to describe it, then I think you're in for a bit of a treat and a surprise. Very different from the other 14 hours of the week that we can spend together, but it works on a fairly straightforward premise. Someone rings in with a question, a riddle, a mystery, a conundrum,

and somebody else rings in with the answer. Somehow, between those two poles, the magic happens.

But in order to ring in with a question or an answer, you need the number.

And the number is 0345-60673. Speaking of numbers,

Reese is in the top 0.5% of mystery hour listeners on Spotify.

It goes up every week as a self-contained little podcast on Spotify.

I presume that that is the top cohort. It doesn't go higher than 0.5% does it? Mine, I'm in the top 1% of

people this year and I always worry when a relatively hip young band appears on my radar. I

always worry that I do them a disservice as a 53-year-old gob on a stick

by revealing that I'm a huge fan of them. I can't imagine that they kind of welcome and relish that.

Maybe if it was Chris Moyles or Johnny Vaughn or somebody else of a similar vintage to me,

but rather more street credibility, and of course they play music on their radio programs on Radio X.

But I always worry. But I am currently in, according to Spotify rap this year, the top 1% of

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