It’s World Wide Wednesday, and Matt and Nick are back to bring you all the weird, wonderful, and probably unnecessary stuff floating around the Phish internet this week.

No real plan, Just vibes, headlines, and some mildly interesting yet questionable content.

What as Insuphishient made the fans argue about? Does Nick have a wild theory with no source whatsoever? What’s the most expensive Phish thing you could buy right now, and would you regret it instantly? Two of those things are not in todays shows but maybe next time!

We asked and you answered.  Then we answered and you disagreed, LOUDLY...

It’s the middle of the week, your brain is spiraling. Your shoes are unstable.

It’s World Wide Wednesday. Let’s go.

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It’s International Jams Tuesday, and today we’re going back to Germany — Koblenz, 6/22/97 — for a show that’s got one set AND STEVE WINWOOD didn't even come join the band.

We’re not gonna pretend to have dissected every note of this thing. We just pressed play and kind of, well, disappeared for a while. The band hits a vibe and stays there. It's the kind of show that makes you forget what you were doing, what time it is, or whether you've eaten recently. PS Nick is STARVING SQUID!

Matt and Nick are here for it, wandering through the fog with you. There might be opinions. There might be confusion. One of them might start speaking fake German.

It's Tuesday. It's international. And it’s definitely Insuphishient.

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It’s Monday, which means it’s time to plug in, tune up, and check your levels because we are going to talk Phish Phish Phish all week > 

Welcome to the Insuphishient Soundcheck.

Matt and Nick are back and (somehow) holding it together. Against all odds, there’s a plan this week,  and it actually slaps.

Here’s what’s on deck:

• A slippery little International Jam from ’97
• Your hot takes and digital chaos on World Wide Wednesday
• A deep dip into Phish - tory that may or may not involve Fishman storytelling
• And on Friday? Well… we’re selling out again, with style

Structure? Chaos? Always. Probably.

The lights are down, the crowd’s buzzing, and Matt already forgot what day it is.
It’s Soundcheck. Let’s go.

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Hey boys and girls, it’s Big Money Friday, and yes  Nick and Matt are back!

For the second week in a row, they actually did what they said they were going to do. That’s five days of structure, insight, nonsense, and more than a few questionable tangent all wrapped into a damn good time.

But today is Big Money Friday, and we’ve got something special. Our friends over at Phish Radio hit us with the 411 on a big show they’re airing this weekend, and you already know we’re diving into it.

Matt’s taking the lead on this mostly because Nick was actually at the show and is still emotionally recovering. It happens.

It’s Friday. It’s Big. It’s Money.

Let’s GOOOO.

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First of all… who is Tory?? Seriously, we’ve got questions.

Second — Nick and Matt are back. Back in time, that is, for another thrilling episode of This Day in Phishtory.

Today, your favorite duo since Ham and Eggs is heading to 3/27/93, live from the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA. This one’s a burner — the kind of show that doesn’t hold anything back and leaves it all on the floor.

Also on deck: some fun facts about March 27, including International Whiskey Day, and a little something about Viagra getting FDA approval. We’re not making connections, we’re just stating facts.

It’s all happening, and you can’t lose. It’s Insuphishient. Let’s go.

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World Wide Wednesday – March 27, 2025

This week’s internet swirl brings us one big, juicy question that’s been echoing across the web, and group chats.....:

Is Phish becoming predictable?

It started casual at first, but the comments piled up fast. Fans debated everything from setlist structure to jam styles, with some arguing that certain transitions are starting to feel a little too familiar. Others pushed back, saying predictability doesn’t mean stale — it means intentional, refined, even comforting.

Matt says the structure gives the improvisation more contrast. Nick thinks it’s time to bring back some chaos. Someone online said the only predictable thing about Phish is that Trey will smile at Page every time the jam gets weird. Honestly? Fair.

Whatever side you're on, it's clear this band still inspires passion. Because if we’re arguing over jam placement and song rotation, it means we still care — a lot.

More on today’s Insuphishient, including a few completely unsubstantiated theories, one or two decent points, and at least one moment where Nick zones out entirely.

Tune in. Turn up. Let’s go.

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All the way back in 1992, Phish found themselves in Denmark, and let’s just say maybe something was rotten.

While playing a festival, Trey had a thought. "We could do this, but better." And with that idea, the legendary Phish Festivals were born. True story.

Now, while that’s a big moment in Phish history, let’s not forget Nick’s equally historic contribution to this episode by playing kazoo in the background the entire time. Literally. The whole time.

So tune in, turn up, and embrace the chaos. It’s all happening on today’s Insuphishient!

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It's Monday, and you need to get your week together. But Matt and Nick? They already did.

Welcome to The Soundcheck: your rundown of everything happening this week on Insuphishient.

• Tuesday: International Jams takes us back to ‘92.
• Wednesday: Your voices, your takes because World Wide Wednesday is all about you. Love it or hate it.
• Thursday: A deep dive into This Day in Phishtory.
• Friday: Big Money Friday returns, and you already know it’s gonna be a mess.

Oh, and now you can text us at 802-276-1986. Will we respond? Probably not. But hey, it’s worth a shot.

Let’s get into it, Soundcheck starts now.

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Hey there, fellow Phish enjoyer.

You did it... and somehow, Matt and Nick did it too!

For the first time in Insuphishient history, they actually said what they were going to do — and then actually did it.

Monday, they set the stage.
Tuesday, they went international.
Wednesday, they scoured the web.
Thursday, they dropped some knowledge with a history lesson on This Day in Phishtory.
And finally, today they wrapped it all up in a tiny little bow and presented it to you — fresh, hot, and ready to enjoy.

You are welcome, myself.

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Trey decided it was time for a little education — breaking out some Secret Language lessons for the crowd. If you were there, you know how wild that must have been. If you weren’t? Don’t worry — Matt and Nick are here to break it all down.

Oh, and speaking of dropping knowledge... on this same day, Albert Einstein hit the world with his Theory of Relativity. So yeah, kind of a big day for understanding how time works — both in science and at a Phish show.

Plus, we’ve got the Internet Question of the Day — or maybe two… because let’s be honest, that’s just how things go sometimes.

All that and more on today’s Insuphishient — tune in, turn on, and enjoy the ride!

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