title. The number of correct answers they got corresponded to the number of albums they would receive as prizes. The actual prize was vouchers for popular music store HMV, which came in £10 denominations to represent the number of albums. If not all seven songs were guessed correctly then other listeners could claim them by texting or emailing the missing answers. It was more difficult than it appeared, as the contestants had to listen to the jumbled tracks on the telephone rather than the radio, making the songs harder to differentiate. In the show's eight-year run, only four people correctly answered all seven songs. After 17 July 2007 the game became 'just for fun' with listeners playing along at home and no prizes on offer due to the BBC's suspension of all telephone competitions. We Love Mondays – Weekly feature – At the start of each week, Jo would run through various reasons to be happy on a Monday morning, such as what was showing at the cinema, what music albums and singles were being released and what was coming up on television and radio. Ask the Experts – Weekly feature – For this feature, listeners were able to e-mail in their dilemmas or questions to a certain expert, whether it be about video games, gadgets, fashion, entertainment, money & business, sport, or relationships. The full list of experts featured in this section was; Martin Lewis – Money Angela Buttolph – Fashion Johnny Minkley – Video Games Tracey Cox – Relationships Tom Dunmore – Gadgets Natalie Jamieson – Entertainment News Mark Chapman – Sport Weekend show's features include; Jo's Road Trip Top of the Shops SpellStar Live Lounge (same as her former weekday mid-morning show) References External links BBC Radio 1 programmes British music radio programmes 2001 radio programme debuts 2011 radio programme endings