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Published by John Meredith
Founded on the idea that every flag has a story. Monthly discussions about: history, design and influence of flags from all over the world.
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Join us as we analyze the flag of Amsterdam with special guest Liam Toll. Discover the history and learn the personal significance of this iconic city flag. From canals to civic pride this discussion is one you will not want to miss. Explore the rich tapestry of Amsterdam's heritage through the lens of its iconic flag, and unravel the secrets that make it a symbol of pride and cultural identity.
Episode 18 of Flag Theory Podcast: Join us as we analyze the flag of Norway with special guest Jørgen Berg . Discover the history and learn the personal significance of this red Nordic Cross. From glaciers to parades, this discussion is one you will not want to miss. Explore the rich tapestry of Norway's heritage through the lens of its iconic flag, and unravel the secrets that make it a symbol of pride and cultural identity.
Season 2 premier of FLAG THEORY PODCAST!! Analysis of the Welsh flag with special guest Kyle Jones. Discover the history and learn the personal significance of the red dragon. From Harry Potter to Italian pizza, this discussion is one you will not want to miss
Salt Lake City, Utah got a new flag last October! This episode we were lucky enough to welcome Mayor Mendenhall on as a guest to talk about: how flags can unite and inspire, the redesign process for different cities, and how to get flags embraced by the people it represents This episode is sponsored by @duploflags
Learn all about the flag of Greece with an in depth interview from 'Stratis Andreadis' discussing culture, symbolism, and celebration of the Greek flag.
Learn all about the 'True South' campaign in Antarctica. In depth interview and discussion (with Evan Townsend) about visibility, representation, and potential of a symbol for an Antarctic community.
In the newest episode of ‘Flag Theory Podcast’ Learn all about the @cataniaproject design campaign in Sicily. In depth interview and discussion about roles, importance, and potential of flags in our society.
Analysis of the only non-rectangular US state flag and a discussion with a native Ohioan!
Learn all about one of the most simple, but instantly recognizable flags in the world.
Analysis of the oldest flag in the world! Home to both Santa Claus and Hamlet, this episode on the first Nordic Cross is a must listen.
This week on Flag Theory: Listen to our analysis with the input of a native South Dakotan!
On this condensed episode of Flag Theory; Learn about the only non quadrilateral flag in the world.
Learn all about how the US acquired Alaska, and how a 13 year old orphan created the flag that we all know and love today.
Portugal’s flag is well known throughout the world. Find out what it all means and who it represents, on this episode of flag theory
From dragons, to signs from heaven, this dive into the history of the Union Jack has it all.
This week we talk all about the bear and drama of the 1800s that gave us the flag of California we know today.
Milwaukee is a great place with a terrible flag. Learn why Milwaukee’s flag is so bad, and why all of the redesign efforts haven’t been adopted in this episode of Flag Theory!
This week on Flag Theory, we get elbow deep into 1960’s Canadian politics. Learn all about why the Canadian flag is iconic, and why it is the way that it is!
This week on Flag Theory, John talks about the flag of Maryland, and its roots in heraldry. Also, he introduces “Not to be Confused With” and “Flag Police”
Introducing the Flag Theory Podcast. This week we talk about THE theory, rules for flag design, and blatantly attempt to make you care about flags.
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