leading britain's conversation this is a podcast from lbc james o'brien weekly delve into what i guess

constitutes more needed like relief than almost any other period during all our years together

um it is your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction not ordinarily available

anywhere else

on your radio dial. A quick hello to Binnie who picked me out yesterday and insisted that I say

hello to him during Mr. There you go, Binnie. All your dreams have come true. If you have a

question that needs an answer, no matter how silly or serious, scientific or spurious it may be,

there's probably room for you on my switchport.

If you would like to find out, then dial 0345-6060973.

If you hear somebody else ask a question to which you know the answer, the number

remains the same.

I will ask you what your qualifications are.

You don't have to provide certificates, but you do have to provide a convincing account of why you know what you know, because I won't know for certain that you're right, but I could be persuaded by the quality of your qualifications.

You still with me in the back? Excellent. Four minutes after at 12 is the time. And mystery hour is upon us. so if you have a who why where what when

whither all of these things then you know what to do should we crack straight on this week

I think we should actually we get rid of the lengthy introductions and just get as many

questions on the board as possible as quickly as possible the number remains the same throughout

whether you're ringing in with a question or an answer, and the only rules you need to bear in mind are dullness. And that's a fairly pointless rule, actually, because I'm the arbiter of what's dull and what isn't, and quite often I'm even disagreeing with the people working on the programme. So I end up getting asked a question that I thought was really dull but of course I'm not answering the phones so it's a fairly

stupid rule don't ask me questions about cars

unless you know how I can fix the locks on the front

doors of my Volvo estate because the little motors have

gone I got a lovely tweet last week of a fellow who works down

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