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

It is three minutes after 12, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

Mistriac, slightly different from the rest of the week. If you're just tuning in,

if you're tuning in for next week's lottery numbers or predictions about what's going to be in the news headlines a week on Thursday, a week on Friday even,

then bad luck.

This is not that part of the program.

This is fun.

Fun and frolics, you might describe it as.

What happens is, right, someone rings in and asks a question and then someone else rings in and answers it.

Now I know what you're thinking, sounds a bit rubbish, or even perhaps worse, sounds a bit North Norfolk Digital.

You'd be wrong. Something happens, it's like alchemy, it's like radio alchemy.

Something happens in the ether. During that process of someone asking a question and then someone answering it.

We quite like wrong answers.

We should start bringing wrong answers back, actually, because otherwise the board game doesn't

work.

What's that? I hear you say?

There's a board game?

I'll tell you more after this.

Not only is there a board game, but you can win one by being my favourite contributor of the week.

If you are not lucky enough to do that,

then you can buy one at mysteryhour.com.com.

It's all there.

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