Flying Intuition

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For all the dogs

The granddaddy of them all. Yellowstone was the first National Park established in the world and many consider it to be the best park out there. After a few nights at Glacier National Park, Adam and Jeremy decided to drive 5 hours south to put Yellowstone to the test. What do the frontiersmen rate Yellowstone compared to Glacier? The mystery is unveiled in this episode of OutWest. Also a special B...

We been locked in, ain’t no other way around it

The one you’ve all been waiting for. The first ever kindergarten teacher to feature on the best podcast to-date. Old heads will love this one. The struggles that ultimately come with transitioning to adulthood ring blaring bells throughout this episode. This is Bella Lawton.

Peeled my entire face for this Life of the Germ cover. I was going for a linked-in picture but this will have to suffice as backup. Everything’s peachy

Born and raised in the beautiful state of Ohio, Tanner now works towards earning his Ph. D. in soil science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Tanner also works in The Freedman Lab, along with the many other fantastic guests that have been featured on Flying Intuition in the past (Zac Freedman, Sal Grover, Alessia Fucentese, and Brooke Propson). However, Tanner's episode is not one to be over...

Wisdom; now exclusively in packs of two

To…the future!

The very first Ph. D. student to premiere on Flying Intuition! A close-enough Yooper, Brooke is currently studying Soil Science at the University of Wisconsin. The Host and her have worked over a year together, best known for their fierce collaborations examining various enzymes within soils across Michigan. This is Brooke Propson.

Incoming senior to UW-Madison and former college ct. resident speaks on his time in college thus far and provides some valuable insight into stoicism. This is Ben Schroeder.

The Host departs towards a New Era: Denver, CO.

Scott is a recent grad from UW-Oshkosh who now works at Oshkosh Corp. helping the company with their computer science needs. A fellow Oshkosh West grad too, Scott and the Host go way back. This is Scott Weber.

The Host unlocks a new way of looking at Flying Intuition.

Frontiersmen, Adam Panske and Jeremy Fleck, tell their tales during their one-of-a-kind road trip taken in June of 2023. In Volume I of OutWest, Adam and Jeremy geared up a Chevy Suburban and took it over 1,400 miles, where they camped out in Glacier National Park. Constantly surrounded by mountains and wildlife, the two hiked over 30 miles during their 4-night stay at the park. OutWest is unique,...

Recent University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate touches on his experiences throughout his time in college. From getting swole at the gym to some crazy good book recs and maybe even a hint of intriguing tinder dates-->this episode is already a certified classic. Ladies and gentleman, Alex Wank.

All of life’s moments eventually pass us by. Yet, as we look back, is there more to life that fails to meet the eye?

A show dedicated to the roommates of 416 during the 2023 spring semester at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Jeremy Fleck, Alex Jacqmin, and Nate Engebrecht walk you through their final semester of college. Special shoutout to the fourth roommate for being there in spirit as well—Ryan Rosandich. This is The 416 Show.

Flying back to ground after a few life-changing vacations.

Adventure is out there. See you guys in a month! Big things to come…

It’s not a bugatti or a private jet…

The creator of Cambell’s Soup came on this week’s episode of Flying Intuition. Joking, definitely joking. Campbell does tend to chef it up in the kitchen from time to time though. Soon to graduate in matter of mere days, Campbell and the host talk about what it all means. We saved the science talk for the last 20 minutes. You’re welcome. This is Campbell Sampson.

What does it mean to be you? The truth is that nobody will really know besides You. In this episode, I argue how being you to the fullest potential offers an unfair advantage in a society that praises conformation and "perfection". Embracing the culmination of traits that make you unique allows you to be comfortable in your own skin. This enables you to harness all of your resources at your dispos...

The Finale of The Badger Variety Hour.