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?
LEGO model builder Gary McIntire comes on the show to tell us what it is like playing with LEGO for a living. Is it as good as it sounds?
Tank and military builder Magnus Lauglo joins us. We talk about why he builds what he builds and how he approaches each different tank. We also give a preview of what to expect from Magnus at BrickFair 2008.
LEGO car builder and LUGNuts admin Lino Martins joins us to discuss Miniland cars. He speaks about the influence his art has in his building, why he builds Miniland scale over minifig scale, and gives us a sneak at what to expect from him at NorthWest BrickCon 2008.
Matt Forcum battles against the evils of technical difficulties to bring you an interview with legendary space builder Chris Giddens. They discuss the beginnings of the LEGO community, what it was like designing a LEGO set, and an appearance from one special builder of the future!
English builder Ralph Savelsberg comes on the show to talk about his building style and why he builds with the studs showing. We also talk about the future of trains and the builders Ralph looks to for inspiration.
Chris Doyle, the webmaster of Reasonably Clever joins us to talk about his building (when he has the time to build), his site, and information about the contest currently going on, Brick Science.
Mike Psiaki comes on the show for some LEGO discussion. We talk about what he builds, the story behind the NASCAR fad, who inspires him, and I remind him it is "LEGO Bricks" not legos!
Teen Fan of LEGO Lukas Winklerprins joins us to talk about his LEGO creations, how he got into the online community, how he enjoys conventions, and what he thinks about the current line of LEGO sets.
Eric Harshbarger comes on to talk about his past with LEGO.
Matt Forcum takes over the host's chair and brings us a change of pace, and theme: Trains! Listen in as Matt interviews Matt Hamann about how he got into trains, what he is doing about the end of 9 Volt trains, and some info on the Central Ohio LEGO Train Club.
Technic, Bionicle, and Robotics builder Lee Magpili (Brickshelf) joins us to talk about his LEGO related jobs, why the New York LUG is so small, and what his "building philosophy" is.
Tyler (aka Legohaulic) joins us to discuss why he posts very few MOCs online, photoshop editing, and building outside of the box.
Peter Morris sits down with me to discuss a wide range of subjects. From why he converts all his models into MLCad to what he thinks about building fads.
Arthur Gugick from A Piece of the World joins us to talk about how he recreates some of the most iconic images from around the world. Arthur also shares a fascinating story about a independent film maker from Australia, you won't want to miss this!
Builder Andrew Lee joins us to talk about his building style, bandwagon jumping, and the CS Viper project that will happen at BrickCon 2008.
Nathan (aka Mister oo7) joins us to talk about historical building, getting copied on LEGO.com, and the importance of inspiration in the building process.
Ed Diment (aka Lego Monster) joins us to talk about building big, the Brickish Assoiation, and he gives us an in depth preview of his upcoming HMS Hood.
Guest host Aaron Andrews was able to convince RebelRock back on the show for another interview about his building. Listen in as they talk about why he builds, what he builds, and oh so much more...
For Friday, August 8th I talk with Bionicle builder Patrick Biggs. We discuss how he interweaves System with Bionicle, what his views on the Bionicle story are, and much more...
Today we are joined my builder SlyOwl (flickr) who talks about how he went from building for play to building for display, the story behind "dung mall," and tips on how to use pieces in strange ways...
The first week is almost over and despite me really not wanting to put one out today, I have succeeded in keeping the streak going, barely. Today's interview is Tim Gould (aka gambort), creator of the Cave Racers and builder of many themes.
August 5th's interview is with Nick Dean, creator of the military sub-theme, RAMM (Royal Austrian Mechanized Military).
Long time builder Bryce McGlone (aka Cajun) joins us to discuss Mechas, Bionicle, Mecha Hub, and more.
For day three of this little project I talk with Shannon Ocean about all things brick.
Day two we have an interview with Steven Marshall. We talk about his building background, why he builds without minifigs, and if he will ever move outside of the town line.
We kick off our series of summer interviews with prolific space builder, nnenn. We talk about his building speed, his lack of loyalty to the LEGO company, and so much more.
In Episode #50 of LAMLradio Aaraon Andrews takes over the role of host and interviews James about the podcast's history, current state, and future.
In Episode #49 of LAMLradio Mark Larson (aka Hinckley) joins us as we take a look at the website Eurobricks. We talk about the website's history, its future, and what its relation with The LEGO Group is like.
In Episode #48 of LAMLradio Aaron Andrews (aka DARKspawn) joins me to talk about all the LEGO news that was made in the past week. We also name our MOCs of the Week. radio.laml.org
