40 episodes
The Vexillogicast Simon the Cannibal
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4.0 • 2 Ratings
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A mostly weekly exploration of flags. Simon the Cannibal guides you through the world of vexillology and vexillography in his amusing style.
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034: Olympics
Holy smokes! An episode! Inspired by the United Korean flag at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Flagsplosion sponsored this episode.
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033a: The Commission's Report
A supplemental episode reading throught the replacement to Good Flag Bad Flag.
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Flagsplosion sponsored this episode.
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033: Portugal
It's the flag of Portugal!
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032: Irish Diaspora
It's all the stuff Simon couldn't fit into Episode 31!
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The Gaelic Union / Celtic Union / Something Flag -
031: Isle of Ireland
It's been a bit! Simon's back with tales of flags from the Island of Ireland.
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030a: Canada LIVE!
From a talk at Nerd Nite Philadelphia, a quick look at what went down in 1963-65 that led to creating one of the most iconic national flags in history.
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The Pearson Pennant