Happy LEGO Day

Happy LEGO Day

Author: Katie Prejean McGrady January 28, 2026 Duration: 1:14:17
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On January 28, 1958, the patent for LEGO bricks was filed. Since then, these interlocking plastic bricks with studs and hollow tube bottoms have been the most popular toy on the market, enduring for generations. Why do we love our toys (and LEGO bricks) so much? And what does the story of the invention of LEGO bricks have to teach us about our faith? Today, we share a clip of a full 90 minutes from The Katie McGrady Show, with callers taking to the air to tell us about their favorite childhood toy.


More McGrady with Katie is a daily podcast from author and radio host Katie Prejean McGrady, inviting you into a lively, thoughtful look at faith, headlines, and everyday life. Based on her morning show on SiriusXM’s The Catholic Channel, Katie blends storytelling, sharp analysis, and humor as she unpacks the news, comments on culture, and points out what truly deserves your attention. Listeners can expect engaging conversations about the lives of the saints, accessible explorations of church history, and spiritual insights that connect Sunday faith to real-world questions. Along the way, Katie shares honest moments from her family life, adding warmth and relatability. Whether you are looking to grow spiritually, stay informed, or just enjoy smart, faithful commentary, More McGrady with Katie offers a fresh, Catholic perspective. Tune in and listen episodes that will inform, challenge, and entertain.
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