Hey, fan, before we get back to the show, did you know that the button plus app that me and my team built allows you to choose what content you can listen to on your story button?

Yeah, parents, you can now connect to your story button and manage the content choices yourselves.

I know this is something that you've all been waiting for, So we're really excited to get it in your hands today.

Yes, you can add any podcasts you want.

Pretty soon we're going to add a thousand audiobooks into Button Plus that you can add on your story button.

There's a ton of stuff that you'll be able to do with Button Plus.

So right now, it'd be really helpful to me and our entire

team if you went to the app store and search for Button Plus by searching for Button, BTTN,

or Story Button. And now back to the show.

Close your eyes and imagine it's the 4th of July, and you're standing with your family on a sidewalk,

watching a parade. A marching band is playing, and the sound of cheering crowds fill your ears.

You're packed in close, and as you look around, you see the colors red, white, and blue,

being worn throughout the parade. Suddenly a large horse trots by, and the rider is carrying a

flagpole. At the end of the flagpole

is a magnificent flag of red, white, and blue, covered in stars and stripes. You reminded this is

the American flag, a symbol of the United States that's been with us for a very long time.

But did you know the American flag has a fascinating history filled with interesting

stories and important people? Let's dive into the incredible journey of the American flag.

The story of the American flag begins during a time of great change and excitement. The United

States was a young country, having just declared its independence from Britain in 1776.

This means it became separate, its own country.

The people of America wanted a flag that would represent their new nation and its ideals.

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