History of Legos Podcast

[Zeya]

One of my favorite podcasts is "Stuff You Should Know". I listen to it every day on the way to and from work in the car. There is one in particular that is of interest to this community. It's an episode where they cover the history of Legos and the Lego company. They talk about how they were invented, and they go through the evolution of minifigures and some sets. I learned some things I didn't know from it. Here is a link to that particular podcast episode (had trouble finding it on iTunes):

How LEGOS Work

And if you like what you hear and want to subscribe to the other podcast episodes, why not use iTunes:

Stuff You Should Know Podcast

[happymark]

good to know.

I was told we should not say 'Legos' though :D

One of my favorite podcasts is "Stuff You Should Know". I listen to it every day on the way to and from work in the car. There is one in particular that is of interest to this community. It's an episode where they cover the history of Legos and the Lego company. They talk about how they were invented, and they go through the evolution of minifigures and some sets. I learned some things I didn't know from it. Here is a link to that particular podcast episode (had trouble finding it on iTunes):

How LEGOS Work

And if you like what you hear and want to subscribe to the other podcast episodes, why not use iTunes:

Stuff You Should Know Podcast

[Zeya]

I was told we should not say 'Legos' though :D

What do you mean? Should it be in all caps like LEGO? lol

[Siegfried]

What do you mean? Should it be in all caps like LEGO? lol

No, "LEGO" should never be used as a plural. Aside from sounding odd, it's incorrect usage. The correct plural is "LEGO Bricks" or "LEGO Elements".

The funny thing is the written version got it right.