Ambiguous Borders

After a vacation break, Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 are back in the deep end - talking about contested regions of the world. They explore the Moroccan wall, a largely unknown wall in the world. To discover more about it, just tune in.

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 go off the rails and decide to talk for almost 30 minutes about not a flag but cities. How did cities form? What makes them different than one another? How do people and their personalities and interest connect to the city's vibe?

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 discuss New Zealand's🇳🇿 culture, young history, and most of all what the nation has done in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Listen in to learn how Kiwis see the world and maybe this will be the last ring of fire episode for a while. ;)

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 converse about the flag of New Zealand🇳🇿 and the famous flag referendum.

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 travel North (not literally) to talk about Alaskan history, culture and more. Specifically about Alaska becoming part of the USA. Released as a joint adventure with the Banner Banter, be sure to check BB6 - Alaska out.

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 talk about the state flag of Alaska. Then Miles tells Sevy such a bad joke that both of them forget to say the title of the next episode. Don't worry though... both episodes are out... simultaneously!

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 discuss Papua New Guinea’s culture, geography and rural population. Hoping to shed light on some of the unknown parts of the world, they attempt to find an answer to the rural population question. Listen in to discover the answers and learn more about the country.

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 converse about the unique flag of Paua New Guinea🇵🇬. Stay tuned till the end to hear the title of the next episode.

In the fourth episode of Why is the World?, Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 chat not about a country, not a city, but a body of water. They explore the oil surrounding and caviar filled Caspian Sea🌊 in Asia. Is it a sea or a lake? Is it in fact shrinking? Is this of concern? Find out answers and more by listening in.

Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 do not cover a specific flag today because of wet caviar. However they do talk about something even more important. Why we should care about flags in the first place!