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And so she physically can't tell it anymore.

And yeah, for me, there is something about, you know, I visit my grandma now and you go, she was amazing.

She,

Not only did she make this incredible program with my grandfather, they had 20 million people listen to them, which is just incredible when you think of the 1950s.

They've managed to... What happened?

Hey, no, no, no, Jesse.

Come back.

No.

We just went straight on the hour.

It's exactly nine seconds ago.

Oh, mother... Hello.

Hello.

Yes, we noticed.

So we called Jesse back and while we didn't drag him back into the studio, actually we couldn't, he did send us this tape.

Now, you've held on to this secret for so many, so, so many years.

Why haven't you wanted to reveal it to anybody?

A lot of secrets, magic secrets, they get passed down from generations and they get re-performed over and over again.

I guess that very much becomes a part of that family.

Now, as a performer myself, if I wanted to bring back the Pidditons, would you feel like you could hand down this magic trick to your grandson to carry it on?

What do you mean you wouldn't be able to tell that grandson?