Join Brennan and Dale (aka Cody and Dan) as they take a deep dive into a phenomenon they know all too well, the Dunning Kruger Effect. As part of the cognitive bias series, this episode ventures down the lane of a bias in which incompetent people perceive themselves to be very much competent. We'll explore the history of the Dunning Kruger Effect, contributing factors to this phenomenon, and strategies to avoid falling into this bias. Also check out our IG @beyond_FLG to participate in our poll for whether this is a functional podcast unit...Boo Hoo or Boo Ya?

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Support Sam, Basis Flagstaff Senior, working on a senior project combining sculpture and mental health. Follow along and offer comments here.

Check out Land Defenders, a new series on the Beyond the Pines podcast channel that focuses on stories from the forefront of conservation in the Greater Grand Canyon Region. Find Land Defenders on your favorite podcast platform.

Lastly, don't miss Flagstaff's Dawn Kish as she partners to host an exhibit in Green River, UT, called Glen Canyon Exposed: Now + Then. This is an exhibit that combines art and advocacy by highlighting the Glen Canyon area. Learn more about this exhibit that runs for a full year here.