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** CallBack: The Keystone Flag, which was discussed in Episode 15, appears in the background of many episodes.
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** The podcast's focus on flags comes from Andy's love ofvexillology.vexillology.
** The background of the video version of the podcast features various rotating flags that Andy is a fan of, such as the flags of Sutherland, Quebec, and Indianapolis.
** Each episode's focus typically has to do with a specific interest of the special guest.
** The podcast's focus on flags comes from Andy's love of
** The background of the video version of the podcast features various rotating flags that Andy is a fan of, such as the flags of Sutherland, Quebec, and Indianapolis.
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** Episode 28 uses a French language version of the theme, as it focuses on French vexillology.
** Episode 30 uses a choir cover of the theme to commemorate the podcast's one year anniversary.
** Episode 28 uses a French language version of the theme, as it focuses on French vexillology.
** Episode 30 uses a choir cover of the theme to commemorate the podcast's one year anniversary.
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** CallBack: The Keystone Flag, which was discussed in Episode 15, appears in the background of many episodes.
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** The podcast is represented by an original flag that appears in the background of the videos, with a variation in the logo. It has a blue background with a red flame in the center and a gold microphone inside it. There is a gold pattern on the right side of the flag.
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** The podcast is represented by an original flag called the Flag For Content that appears in the background of the videos, with a variation in the logo. It has a blue background with a red flame in the center and a gold microphone inside it. There is a gold pattern on the right side of the flag.
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** The new flag of Kansas City is much more well-liked than the original. Andy jokingly claims that the podcast is responsible for the redesign due to discussing the flag on the podcast.
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** During the quiz segment, Andy usually asks the guest 13 times 13 as the final question.
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** During the quiz segment, Andy usually asks the guest the answer to 13 times 13 as the final question.13.
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* RunningGag: Andy often starts out episodes by describing the podcast as the only one within an OverlyNarrowSuperlative.
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** During the quiz segment, Andy usually asks the guest 13 times 13 as the final question.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Early episodes uploaded to [=YouTube=] are audio only, while later episodes feature a video of the host and the guest, as well as showing any flag being discussed on screen.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Early episodes uploaded to [=YouTube=] are audio only, while later episodes feature a video of the host and the guest, as well as showing any flag being discussed onscreen.screen.
** Early episodes lacked the reoccurring segments of the podcast, such as Andy asking for the best, most underrated, and most underrated flag, and the quiz segment.
** Early episodes uploaded to [=YouTube=] are audio only, while later episodes feature a video of the host and the guest, as well as showing any flag being discussed on
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* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: At the start of most episodes, Andy describes it as "the only podcast" within a very specific field, such as being the largest English language vexillology podcast.
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The podcast is an affiliate of [[https://flagsforgood.com/ Flags For Good]], a flag company that sells flags to promote progressive causes.
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* ShoutOut: Episode 29's title "California Schemin'" references "California Dreamin'" by Music/TheMamasAndThePapas.
* QueerColors: Andy and Tara Starke discuss various queer flags and their colors in Episode 15, examining their meanings and origins.
* QueerColors: Andy and Tara Starke discuss various queer flags and their colors in Episode 15, examining their meanings and origins.
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* BurningTheFlag: In one episode, Andy briefly discusses flag burnings and how burning a flag is the standard procedure to dispose of an American flag that has touched the ground or has been damaged according to U.S. flag customs.
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It can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/@flaggedforcontent/featured here]] on [=YouTube=] and [[https://open.spotify.com/show/0M61uSXCL922nPV2LufxxG here]] on Spotify.
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It can be found [[https://www.spreaker.com/show/flagged-for-content here]] on Spreaker, [[https://www.youtube.com/@flaggedforcontent/featured here]] on [=YouTube=] [=YouTube=], and [[https://open.spotify.com/show/0M61uSXCL922nPV2LufxxG here]] on Spotify.
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*** Similarly, the bisexual community was originally represented by blue and pink triangles but the bisexual flag is a much more popular symbol today.
** The pink and orange lesbian flag received more popularity in the past few years due to controversies related to previous designs.
** The pink and orange lesbian flag received more popularity in the past few years due to controversies related to previous designs.
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* MorePopularReplacement:[[invoked]] The show often discusses flags that replaced previous flags and were much more popular and well-liked.
** The new flag of Utah, which Andy nicknames the "Newtah" flag, is much more well-liked than the previous flag of Utah, which was a seal-on-a-bedsheet with a forgettable design.
** The six stripe rainbow pride flag became more popular than the original eight stripe design. The progress pride flag is possibly heading in this direction.
** The rainbow flag is a more popular symbol to the queer community than the pink triangle, due to the former's origins in the Holocaust.
** The new flag of Utah, which Andy nicknames the "Newtah" flag, is much more well-liked than the previous flag of Utah, which was a seal-on-a-bedsheet with a forgettable design.
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* {{Portmantitle}}: Episode 27's title "Czechillology" combines Czech and Vexillology.
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** Episode 23's title "The Newtah Flag" combines new and Utah.
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** Episode 23's title "The Newtah Flag" combines new and Utah.
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* SoBadItsGood:[[invoked]{ Andy and his guests have discussed some flags that they find hilariously bad, such as the flag of Springfield Township, Illinois.
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* SoBadItsGood: Andy and his guests have discussed some flags that they find hilariously bad, such as the flag of Springfield Township, Illinois.
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** In Episode 28, the house flags from ''Series/GameOfThrones'' are briefly discussed.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Early episodes uploaded to [=YouTube=] are audio only, while later episodes feature a video of the host and the guest, as well as showing any flag being discussed on screen.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: This trope is referenced when the theme song is sung in French in the episode on French vexillology.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The theme song is written and performed by Andy.
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* PunBasedTitle: The title comes from the term "flagged for content", which refers to when something is marked inappropriate or breaking the rules on a website, while also referencing the show's focus on flags.
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* FictionalFlag: The podcast is represented by an original flag that appears in the background of the videos, with a variation in the logo. It has a blue background with a red flame in the center and a gold microphone inside it. There is a gold pattern on the right side of the flag.
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** A commonly discussed subject in episodes is unofficial flag redesigns, such as the Keystone flag redesign of Pennsylvania's flag.
* GratuitousFrench: The title of "La Vex' Est Belle w/ Nasha Gagnebin" and the lyrics of the theme song in this episode are in French to reflect the episode's focus on French vexillology.
** The podcast is represented by an original flag that appears in the background of the videos, with a variation in the logo. It has a blue background with a red flame in the center and a gold microphone inside it. There is a gold pattern on the right side of the
** A commonly discussed subject in episodes is unofficial flag redesigns, such as the Keystone flag redesign of Pennsylvania's flag.
* GratuitousFrench: The title of "La Vex' Est Belle w/ Nasha Gagnebin" and the lyrics of the theme song in this episode are in French to reflect the episode's focus on French vexillology.
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* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: Andy sometimes does unboxing videos where he opens flags sent to him by fans.
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* OncePerEpisode:always asks them their favorite flag and what they think are the most overrated and underrated flags.
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''Flagged for Content'' is a vexillology podcast focusing on flags from around the world hosted by Andy Richardson. It has mostly weekly episodes, with each episode featuring a different special guest. Andy and his guests tackle a different topic in each episode, discussing and analyzing various flags and their histories, symbolism, and design.
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''Flagged for Content'' is a vexillology podcast focusing on flags from around the world hosted by Andy Richardson. It has mostly weekly episodes, with each episode featuring a different special guest. Andy and his guests tackle a different topic in each episode, discussing and analyzing various flags and their histories, symbolism, and design.design.
It can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/@flaggedforcontent/featured here]] on [=YouTube=] and [[https://open.spotify.com/show/0M61uSXCL922nPV2LufxxG here]] on Spotify.
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It can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/@flaggedforcontent/featured here]] on [=YouTube=] and [[https://open.spotify.com/show/0M61uSXCL922nPV2LufxxG here]] on Spotify.
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''Flagged for Content'' is a vexillology podcast focusing on flags from around the world hosted by Andy Richardson. It has mostly weekly episodes, with each episode featuring a different special guest. Andy and his guests tackle a different topic in each episode, discussing and analyzing various flags and their histories, symbolism, and design.
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''Flagged for Content'' is a vexillology podcast focusing on flags from around the world hosted by Andy Richardson. It has mostly weekly episodes, with each episode featuring a different special guest. Andy and his guests tackle a different topic in each episode, discussing and analyzing various flags and their histories, symbolism, and design.
