In Episode #59 of LAMLradio we take a look at BrickCon, the LEGO convention held every year in Seattle, Washington. We talk with Event Organizer Wayne Hussey and Space coordinator Daniel Brown.

In Episode #58 of LAMLradio James and Steven Marshall sit down to talk about the latest LEGO news. We also have fun with the topic, How Does (or Doesn't) Politics Effect LEGO?

In Episode #57 of LAMLradio part two in our series on sorting LEGO is played. This is the end part of LAMLradio #56.

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In Episode #56 of LAMLradio Andrew of BZpower and long time listener Will join James to talk about the latest LEGO news. The newest Power Miner images, rumors of LEGO "selling out," and a report on the LEGOLand Discovery Center.

In Episode #55 of LAMLradio I talk with Tom Jacobs (aka Bonaparte) an admin at the EuroBricks subpage Classic-Pirates.com. We discuss some history of the LEGO Pirate community, an upcoming contest at the site, and his thoughts on the upcoming Pirate sets.

Episode #54 is the second half of what was recorded for Episode #53. In this episode Mike Huffman and Matt Forcum join James to talk about sorting LEGO bricks (or is it legos?). We all go over the current setup that we have and discuss some of the issues that we face.

In Episode #53 of LAMLradio Matt Forcum and Mike Huffman join me to talk about the recent LEGO news. We also interview Heather (aka LEGOgirl on flickr) about her latest MOC, the dollhouse. Of the news topics the 7979 Castle Advent Calendar gets the most discussion.

In our second attempt at a live show I run through the news solo. I talk about the newest LEGO theme Power Miners, look at the new LEGO Factory set, and discuss some of the recent LEGO Batman news.

In Episode #51 of LAMLradio myself, Nannan, and Dan from the LEGO® Model of the Day blog join me to host the first ever live edition of LAMLradio. We run through some of the summers news (including Pirates!), call into BrickFair, and get an update from BrickArms.

In our last episode of the August project I get answers from a couple of my favourite builders, The Arvo Brothers. How do they share the building, do they build LEGO sets, and if there was one piece they wish LEGO would make what would that piece be?