Flagged for Content Andy Richardson

We've got our Maine Man Dave Martucci in the studio this week, as we pine for a simpler time. Fir all who don't know, Maine had a fantastic flag from 1901 to 1909, and Dave and other Mainers are looking to dirigo back to those simpler times when you could show your Maine pride in the buff. Also, aside from bad puns, we get into a missing city flag mystery(?) and talk about collecting Flags and Flag Accessories. 

Coniferous.

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Dave can be found at http://www.vexman.net/ which won't link for some reason!

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Could this be a (rede)sign of things to come? I sat down this week with Nebraskan VexHead Luke Schroer, whose interest in redesigning flags goes back to 2021 when the state capital of Lincoln held a contest to redesign their city flag. Luke's design didn't win, but it started him on a journey to eventually redesign flags for all 50 U.S. states and territories, as well as several fantastic upgrades for city flags around the country. His redesigns on every level show how good flags can be both distinct... and related. 

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The craic's 90 this week as I sit down with Vexhead Evan Stewart (Rowhouse Vexillology Project) to talk all about the peculiar state of flags in Northern Ireland. We go into different sporting associations' (and video games'!) flag choices, different ways of marking territory and how they've evolved, and as always, talk about hydrophobic paint.

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We held a live roundtable episode today on 3/11, two days after the Newtah Flag became official. It was a blast just like the Minnesota one in December, and I plan on doing more of these! Guests are Michael Green from  @FlagsForGood , Tara Stark from the Keystone Flag, Erik Nystul, a Utahn who was instrumental in the change, and Utah Senator Dan McCay, who sponsored the legislation to get the ball rolling.

Thanks to all who participated in any way, shape, or form! Y'all make this show great.

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The 2024 Flag March Madness tournament is upon us, and to wave the green flag on this race to the top of the pole, I sat down with the legend behind it all, Rob Quebral of the Twitter account @FlagsThtGoHard. We had a great chat about starting the account, how he picks the flags (and some other behind-the-scenes details), and, of course, the 2024 Tournament. It's shaping up to be a banner year.

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We did it, VexHeads! It's Episode 50! To celebrate, I invited Frédéric Lindboe back on the show to not only give us some spicy new under- and overrated flags, but to debut my new Family Flag he created for my wedding and beyond! Speaking of which, I'm beyond honored that he designed it and it may be one of my new favorite flags, full stop. Don't miss this thing. Plus, Frédéric takes us on a tour of his personal flag, his wife's, and THEIR family flag that had a big role in their big day.

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