Wonderfully entertaining, brilliant mate!

A brilliant, empathetic host. I admire everything he does. This show is pure joy.

An amazing show with an amazing host. ❤️❤️❤️

I came across JOB on YouTube talking about Brexit and got hooked to his political talk. Went to the LBC website looking for more and discovered the Mystery Hour archive and fell in love! I was devistaed when a week or two later they disapeared off LBC but was overjoyed to see the entire archive apear here on I-Tunes! Delightful, funny informative, adictive. You get to know the regular callers like reccuring characters on a sit-com. Love it when James make a pun that goes right over the caller's head. Total antidote for the news of the day.

Guaranteed

Such a weekly treat, listen on the LBC app live and you can listen all over the world live and even contribute!

wish we had people like JOB here. This podcast is awesome I went back and listened to all of them every single one. I’m much smarter and have laughed out loud many a time.

Always lightens my mood ❤️

Totally bril! Wish there were more back episodes. Getting current with my British insults....prune....cabbage....prat. Osmosis!

I live in Kansas City and am not able to listen to the show live. James, you are the man! I have listened to the entire archive. If I could ask you a Mystery Hour question it would be “James, why on God’s green earth do you only have two iTunes reviews for this masterpiece of programming?”. Get in people! Matt Johnson - P.S. Thank you for all of the giggles.

I listen live via the LBC app. Being in Texas, it's at 6am, but it's perfect for my commute to work. The show is very funny: I love how James interacts with the callers.

I think this show is just brilliant. It's like bull sh**ting with the multitude. Everyone has a theory on anything. I just wish I could get it on the radio on New York so I could spread my own unique tidbits. It's as equal a joy to hear other people voice the wandering questions I've had myself as it is to hear the other musings that cross the minds of my fellow humans. Cross their minds, double back, stand there hopelessly and finally ask for directions. I'll listen to this show to gain new information, but also to hear what people actually consider information. It is history in the most directly sociological way.