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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2026 · 39 MIN

Your Time is Limited - Jada "Flo" Lippincott (Part I)

from Hiker Trash Radio · host Bleav + Doc

About the Guest Jada "Flo" Lippincott is a 27-year-old thru-hiker, splitboarder, canyoneer, packrafter, and full-time truck dweller based in Big Sky, Montana. Originally from Fairfield, Iowa, she discovered the outdoors through a college exchange semester in Fairbanks, Alaska and found long-distance hiking after a catastrophic snowboarding accident that shattered her leg. Three days out of her walking boot, she boarded a plane to Arizona and started the Arizona Trail. She has since logged over 9,000 miles across the CDT, Arizona Trail, Grand Enchantment Trail, Great Divide Trail (Canada), Hayduke Trail, Colorado Trail, and Sierra High Route (partial), all while living out of a 2009 Toyota Tundra with her 50-pound shelter dog, Indy (trail name: Roadblock). She has a tattoo on her leg that reads: Your time is limited. What's Covered in Part 1 Trail Name — There Goes Flo Trailblazer's Toolkit — Trekking Poles + Foam Pad Roadblock — The Gear Dog The Hiking Poll — Score: 14 The Near-Death Moment — Colorado Hut Trip Running Out of Time at 27 The Hayduke Trail. Truck Life Links & Resources Flo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whereisjadaa Desert Solitaire — Edward Abbey. Flo's top desert book recommendation. The Adventure Son — Roman Dial. Memoir of the godfather of packrafting in Alaska. Tracks — Robyn Davidson. Real-life story of trekking across Australia in 1977. The Dark Wizard — HBO Max documentary about Dean Potter. Valley Uprising — Documentary about rock climbers in Yosemite. Edge of the Unknown — Jimmy Chin documentary series. Real Survival Stories — Podcast. Stories of people nearly dying in the outdoors. Greg MacCannan — YouTube. Currently cycling from Alaska to Argentina, four years in. The Wilderness Society: https://www.wilderness.org Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners: https://www.gsenm.org Connect with Hiker Trash Radio Email: mailto:[email protected] Social: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok — search Hiker Trash Radio. Part 2 drops in 10 minutes. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts — it takes 60 seconds and makes a real difference. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Jada Lippincott (trail name Flo, acquired in the most appropriate possible way on day one of the Arizona Trail) has hiked over 9,000 miles, lived full-time in a Toyota Tundra for four years, and received a Hiking Poll score of 14, which she described as not surprising and which she is visibly proud of. In Part 1, she and Doc cover the near-death moments (the frostbite hut trip in Colorado was two helicopters, a face swollen shut, and a party member who arrived at Aspen Hospital at 70 degrees body temperature — the coldest the hospital had ever recorded), the mentality behind running toward dangerous activities rather than away from them, the Hayduke Trail and why the desert requires you to love it or it will crush you, and the origin of the truck life. Also: trekking poles, foam pads, Roadblock, and how you trail-name a dog. Part 2 drops in 10 minutes.

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