History Podcast / FlaggedForContent

* ShoutOut: The ''Art/LaserKiwiFlag'' hass been a topic of discussion on multiple occasions as the host and guest describe the kiwi as a cryptid and said they would join a cult dedicated to the flag.

* Matriarchy: David Davis mentions that the Blassnaught Empire from is a matriarchal ''Webcomic/CosmicDash'' society

* ArtifactTitle: Tareth's channel Flags in 50 took its name from how episodes were originally 50 seconds long. However, episodes later on started being longer than 50 seconds, making the title no longer relevant. This is why Tareth put out a competition to rename his channel.

** Alongside the Keystone flag in Andy's room is the flag of the [=YouTube=] channel ''Flags in 50'', which is a white flag with a black outline of a circle with a small flag inside of it.

* CharacterTiers: In FFBC 5, Andy made a tier list of European flags.

* LoveToHate: Andy finds some flags so bad that he has a soft spot for them. For instance, he hates the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina but is drawn to it due to how awful it is.

* Kevin perceives the flag of Sicily as a horrific and unknowable angel.
* The flag of the union between Sweden and Norway is presented as indescribable, bringing insanity upon those who attempt to describe it.

* {{Cult}}: Andy and Kevin joke that they would join a cult dedicated to the Art/LaserKiwiFlag.

* {{Cult}}: Andy and Kevin joke that they would join a cult dedicated to the Laser Kiwi flag.

* EyeBeams: The Laser Kiwi flag feature a kiwi shooting lasers out of its eyes.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom: The kiwi from the Laser Kiwi flag has glowing eyes as it is shooting lasers.

* KillerRabbit: The Laser Kiwi flag features an adorable kiwi, that would be assumed to be harmless. However, this kiwi is shown to be a major threat due to the lasers it shoots from its eyes.

** Kevin says that the kiwi shooting lasers out of its eyes on the Laser Kiwi flag could have become a cryptid and urban legend if the flag didn't exist.

The podcast is an affiliate of Advertising/FlagsForGood, a flag company that sells flags to promote progressive causes. Flags For Good can be found [[[[https://flagsforgood.com/ here]].

The podcast is an affiliate of [[https://flagsforgood.com/ Flags For Good]], a flag company that sells flags to promote progressive causes.

It can be found [[https://www.spreaker.com/show/flagged-for-content here]] on Spreaker, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCnswDiBp9Ja7-HtNWWZbhA here]] on [=YouTube=], and [[https://open.spotify.com/show/0M61uSXCL922nPV2LufxxG here]] on Spotify.

** Flags For Good sells original redesigns of state flags in what is called the "Better State Flags" project. Andy has discussed some of these flags in various videos, such as in [=TikToks=] focusing on the redesigns of the flags of Virginia and Washington.

** Flags For Good is one of the largest manufacturers of Pride flags, so they often come up when Michael Green appears.
** Andy owns a pride version of the Tennessee flag made by Flags For Good that has rainbow stripes on the side. One [=TikTok=] shows it flying in the wind. FFG has a collection of Pride versions of state flags called Gayer State Flags.

** A commonly discussed subject in episodes is unofficial flag redesigns, such as the Keystone flag redesign of Pennsylvania's flag by Tara Stark. This flag is a blue, yellow, and green tricolor in the shape of a keystone

!!Tropes:

** The title of the [=YouTube=] channel WebVideo/{{Flagsession}} combines flag and session.

* ItsPopularNowItSucks:[[invoked]] Dave and Tracy from Flagsession say that they like flags they find weird or strange and are disappointed when they find out they are popular. Tracy jokes that she stopped liking the flag of Maryland after realizing how popular it is.

** The title of the [=YouTube=] channel Flagsession combines flag and session.

* InnocentlyInsensitive: It is mentioned in Episode 40 that many people people will fly flags that are seen as offensive without understanding why. For instance, many Americans fly the rising sun flag because they think it is cool without realizing its ties to Japanese war crimes in World War II and its offensive nature throughout Asia. Similarly, some people outside the United States fly the Confederate flag because they see it as a symbol of rebellion, unaware of the racism it represents.

* ItsPopularNowItSucks:[[invoked]] Dave and Tracey from Flagsession say that they like flags they find weird or strange and are disappointed when they find out they are popular. Tracey jokes that she stopped liking the flag of Maryland after realizing how popular it is.