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A show about the flags of the world that has a little fun. Weekly chats with folks from all over the vexillology spectrum; from designers to secretaries of flag orgs around the world, enthusiasts of all stripes are welcome here.

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Håfa Adai, VexHeads! We're going around the world to Where America's Day Begins this week, with special guest Kylon Eckert. We talk all about the flag of Guam (and its inaccuracies!) before moving into the flags of Guam's villages themselves. Turns out, 19 flags done by the same person may need some second opinions. Who knew?SHOW NOTES HERESUPPORT THE CHANNEL:Join the Patreon for Flagged for Bonus Content!Join the Discord and chat with fellow VexHeads!Follow on social media for more flaggy goodness!InstagramTwitterFacebookBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Bonjour, er... Hello, VexHeads! We've got returning guest Evan Stewart with us this week to chat about the Anglo-Quebecer community—a minority community in Quebec that speaks primarily English. There are flags aplenty for francophones throughout Canada, but none has been decided on for these folks. Plus, a bombshell at some point? Allegedly?SHOW NOTES!SUPPORT THE CHANNEL:Join the Patreon for Flagged for Bonus Content!Join the Discord and chat with fellow VexHeads!Follow on social media for more flaggy goodness!InstagramTwitterFacebookBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
It's a great week to be a VexHead, eh? Flag and fashion designer Minh Tan joins the show this week to discuss everything from his design principles (Minh-ciples) to the flags that inspire the clothes he makes and wears. Plus, a hot take on Good Flag, Bad Flag???SHOW NOTES!Minh's Design PrinciplesMinh's Nova Scotia Municipalities ProjectMinh Racing a Bus?!SUPPORT THE CHANNEL:Join the Patreon for Flagged for Bonus Content!Join the Discord and chat with fellow VexHeads!Follow on social media for more flaggy goodness!InstagramTwitterFacebookShout-out to Kryštof Huk for the episode title!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
We've got a sense of déjà flew this week, as first and future guest Nick Page is back on the show! We talk about his new project—the Manned Mission podcast that you may have seen on our feed, which I do voice work on. Then, we go over several proposals for a future Flag of Mars, which there are more of than you'd think. Plus, some basketball talk???SHOW NOTES HEREManned Mission Episode 1LinktreeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Mind your manners and raise your standards, class! Asst. Professor Dr. Carlos Morales-Ramírez drops by the studio to school us on the research methods he uses when studying flags and writing his Driver Award-winning presentations. We chat all about who puts maps on flags and what puts flags on the map; we dive into an in-depth discussion on Puerto Rico; and we discuss something called "human geography". I promise it's a discussion class, not a lecture.SHOW NOTES HEREOur LinktreePatreon Subscription for Bonus ContentBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
What's up, you flag nuts, we've got a chock-full episode this week as not one, but two guests answer my Raleigh'ing cry! World traveler and designer of the New Raleigh Flag Brian Rineer drops by the studio, with good friend and enthusiastic new flag advocate Roland Kays for quite a corny talk on why a new flag is needed, why the old one has interesting roots, and how the two branches can meet in the middle. Plus, some flags that are red, white, and... loons???New Raleigh Flag siteAbsolutely follow Roland's YouTube channel on critters HERESHOW NOTESBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Hope y'all don't mind a little treat between episodes! Once-frequent guest Nick Page co-wrote a script for a sci-fi podcast, and was kind enough to let me and our friend Devon read the main parts. Enjoy!Script and Score by Nick Page and Zack HollowayProduced and Mixed by Nick PageCmdr. Green played by Devon KochDr. Tyson played by Andy RichardsonMission Control played by Adam NormandinFrank/Tech Support from Rubicon played by Pete MitchellBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
We've got NAVA All-Star Adib Altallal on this week, as we go over the ins and outs of planning the annual meetings. The next one is in Seattle, where Adib lives, so he's been "boots on the ground" trying to get NAVA 59 set up. We chat about what it takes to plan one, what it's like to attend one, and more. Plus, we talk about city flags—both their utility and where to effectively place them.Show notes HEREAnd follow Adib on Instagram HEREBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
It's a nice week to be a VexHead, y'all. We've got Frédéric Lindboe back in the studio this week because he just can't get enough! We go through his redesign process and his designs for a flag advent calendar, judging all the way. Then, we have a good chat about the family flag he designed for my wife and me, and how we implemented it in the ceremony. Plus, Red-White-and-Blueland? Huh?SHOW NOTES HEREOur Linktree#FlaggmannenRedesigner on InstagramBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Cheerio, VexHeads! We've got Jason Saber, one of the UK's foremost vexillologists—and the man who literally wrote the book on British County Flags—in the studio this week. We have a fantastic chat about what got the ball rolling on these flag registrations, how heraldry influences their designs, and what we in the US could learn from British flags. Plus, some goats on a hill.SHOW NOTESJason's website HEREBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
This week, it's all about the Flag of the Fens! And who better to explain to us just who (or what) the Fens are than the flag's creator himself, James Bowman. James and I have a great chat about the history of the area, its fascinating people and landscape, what inspired the flag, and why it's so important. Plus, merchandising opportunities!SHOW NOTES HERE!Flag of the Fens on FacebookBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
We've truly Chesa-peaked this week, as Andy sits down with Joseph Latshaw, one of the leaders of the Chesapeake Bay Flag Association. Joseph gives us an inside look at how a smaller, regional flag group works, and we chat about his home state pride via the New Jersey Civic Flag Project he's spearheading. Plus, a flag inspired by a carpet, or a carpet inspired by a flag?SHOW NOTES HERE!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Alan Hardy swings by the studio this week to chat with us about his flag polls! Alan runs a big group on Facebook with the goal of beautifying the U.S. state flags. We talk about the process, the demographics, and the results—turns out, even some of the good ones could use a change or two! Plus, Alan's idea on how to make Bangladesh fresh, some listener questions, and—as always—a few tangents. MAKE SURE to check out the show notes, hereAnd find Alan's FB group HEREBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Divine Providence has struck the studio this week, as we have author- and editor-extraordinaire Christopher Maddish here to talk all about his new book, The Flag Revelation! We spend a short amount of time quibbling over whether it's providence or synchronicity that lead a lot of U.S. state flags to look similar (and not just the S.O.B.s you're thinking of, trust me). But Chris isn't just here to talk about the book--he's got a LOT of design ideas for folks born abroad, for lesser-known holidays, you name it.SHOW NOTES HERE!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
What's up, VexHeads? We've got Maxwell Feldmann in the studio this week, as we go over his design process for a new flag for Illinois! Max is a brilliant young designer who brings history into the future with enthusiasm. His designs have gotten a lot of hype on Reddit and other communities, and that forward-pointing star is just [chef's kiss]. Make sure to check out the SHOW NOTES!Phew. Glad I got through that without any Illinois-ing puns.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
We've got NAVA 1st V.P. Amber Atteberry in the studio this week! We talk about what her journey to the Vice Presidency looked like, what the position entails, and what it's like to be one of the few women in a male-heavy association. Plus, we talk shop about planning NAVA meetings, and go over the flag of a questionable "republic". Don't be a turkey, gobble this one up!SHOW NOTES HERE!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
Brian Cham remains in the studio to talk about his "6 Deal-Breakers of Bad Flag Design" and how they're meant to complement other works, not override them. We go over some of the Aotearoa (New Zealand) designs, and I give my thoughts on what the best redesign would be.Also, PLEASE VOTE!Brian's page HEREShow notes HEREBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
That's right—Part 1! Tune back in later this week for Part 2!We've got multi-hyphenate @BrianCham in the studio this week, as he's finally been freed from the embargo on talking about the new Minnesota flag design process. And who better to discuss it with than the vexillologist who advised the State Emblems Redesign Commission (SERC; hopefully now the title makes sense)? Brian takes us through the whole process from start to finish, giving us a look behind the scenes at how the process worked in this case. Turns out, they're all different!Show Website is HEREBrian's Website is HEREFlagged for Content is proud to be sponsored by the best out there, Flags for Good! Use code FLAGGED4CONTENT at checkout to get a nice discount ;-)SHOW NOTES HERE!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
It's voting season, VexHeads! And what better place to Rock the Vote than the home of Rock & Roll? We have Brian Lachman of the CLE Flag Project with us this week, as we chat about the final four flags that Clevelanders are voting on this month. From a very casual conversation at a bar to where it's at now, a *lot* has happened with the project, and Brian takes us through it all. Plus, a flag I can't shut up about.Show notes HEREEverything about the show!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
We've got a familiar flaggy face on the show this week, as we sit down with Tareth Peacock to discuss all things World Vexillology Day (or "#VexiDay, since the internet is what it is)! Tareth takes us through the past, present, and future of this holiday that means a *lot* to us VexHeads, and we chat about where his channel  @FlagsinFocus  is headed as well.As always, check out the SHOW NOTES HEREAnd join the discussion over on Discord via the Linktree!!!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flagged-for-content--5732422/support.
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Andrew Richardson

This is a great show if you like flags but don't want to get too bored hearing about them. They keep it entertaining.

May 2nd
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