Hate it or love it, everything eventually comes to an end. And as Phish played one song, they jammed another. As any good detective knows, the jam never lies. That was the final hurrah.

Matt says he would never go. Nick says he would gladly be your plus one. Trey supposedly said, “Whatever you do, take care of your shoes.” Who knows if any of that is true. Truth is slippery down there.

Either way, Mexico 2026 is officially in the books. The bags are unpacked. The wristbands are coming off. And now there’s a long, long stretch of calendar standing between you and Sphere. Thank the gods of rock you’ve got Nick and Matt to help fill the gap, keep the feeling alive, and say the quiet parts out loud.

Let’s rock.

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Phish has the first two shows of 2026 in the books and right out of the gate things are already bending. Each night brought a debut. One night slipped in a little bust out just to keep everyone honest.

The waves are there. You can feel them and hear them. They’re showing up in the playing, in the pacing, the lyrics, the Song titles, in the way things are connecting across nights. The turtle in the clouds, on the other hand, is nowhere to be found. Make of that what you will.

Matt and Nick take the only approach that makes sense. Pick a song from night one or night 2 in each spot it was played.  Mix and Match in Mex.... 

So the question is already on the table. Is this the best Mexico run Phish has ever had. Tune in and then you tell us.

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Matt and Nick are in Mexico, sitting on a beach, recording a podcast about Phish being in Mexico. Which means this episode is happening inside itself. No filter. No distance. Just sand, sun, and two guys trying to describe a place while actively living in it.

There’s a James Taylor calm to the whole thing. That “nobody’s in a rush, everybody knows why they’re here” feeling. The days blur together. The nights stretch out. The ocean keeps time better than any watch. Phish is nearby doing Phish things, and Insuphishient is doing exactly what it’s always done. Talking it through. Letting it breathe. Not trying to control it.

This one isn’t about analysis or hot takes. It’s about location, headspace, and that strange comfort that shows up when the music and the setting line up just right. A podcast as a postcard. From Mexico. About Mexico. While you’re somewhere else wishing you were here.

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Today on Insuphishient we’re heading back to May 1992. Boston. A younger world. Smaller rooms. Bigger hair. Same mission.

It’s a little Space Oddity, a little more “ground control" Little less "major jam,” as Matt and Nick float through a time capsule show with wide eyes and zero oxygen. The takes are coming in from orbit, the nostalgia is fully pressurized, and somewhere in the distance you can hear the city humming like it knows what’s about to happen.

So strap in, Pham. This one is a transmission from the past, beamed straight into your ears from Boston in May.

Tune in. We are cleared for liftoff.

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Have you ever had a truly stupid idea, like recording a podcast about a band that probably hates that you record a podcast about them? Now imagine taking it one step further and pitching a company that can only exist in one place on earth. The Phish parking lot.

Today on your favorite semi daily Phish talk show, Nick is the shark and Matt is the pitchman. Real money. Fake business. Questionable ethics. Zero due diligence. How bad could it possibly be.

Tune in and find out.

And yes, this means for the second week in a row… BIG MONEY FRIDAY IS BACK.

Check it.

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I believe in miracles… because somehow we ended up back at 7/18/2017.

Today on Insuphishient we’re revisiting a night that had that unmistakable glow. (Where you from)The kind of show that walks in the room like it already knows it’s not an NPC. Matt was there (For once) and Nick (watched it from home (as usual)) But they break it down the only way they can, with confidence, and style, and just enough facts to keep it dangerous.

You. Yes you.  Stand still You sexy thing.

Tune in and feel the love.

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Warm sun. Cold drinks. Same old chairs.
Phish is headed back to Mexico and the countdown is officially on. and Matt and Nick are Jealous....

In two weeks we’ll be back in that perfect blur where the days move slow, the nights move fast, and the only real plan is to follow the music. It’s that “Mexico” feeling. You can almost hear it already. Something about a little peace, a little escape, and a whole lot of sand in places it shouldn’t be.

New shows in two weeks.
Pack light. Bring your patience.
And get ready to disappear for a few nights.

INSUPHISHIENT is coming with you (in spirit).

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Big Money Friday is back and the boys are doing what they do best, taking something simple and turning it dumb. It's Name DAY. Band names. Member names. Sandwich names. Nothing is safe. Matt is firing off options like he’s running a focus group, Nick is overconfidently declaring winners after hearing them once, and somehow every idea gets worse and better at the exact same time. 

This is chaotic, yet decisive, and deeply (un?)Serious in the way only Insuphishient can pull off.

This episode is pure type 2. A little ridiculous (Thanks Matt!). A little genius (I mean Nick is in it). The kind of conversation that starts as a joke and ends with you accidentally believing one of these names should be trademarked immediately(True). Tune in for the madness, stay for the ChatGPT, and prepare to walk away calling your lunch something illegal. 

It’s Friday. It's BIG (That's what he said). It's MONEY!!!!

Also Cheese has been recalled... 

DONT EAT THE RAMANO! (Wait that's an amazing band name!)

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Insuphishient is a podcast by two American podcast hosts, Matt and Nick, which was recorded live, both in spirit and actually,  somewhere between text messages and microphones on a random weekday in January 2026.

This stretch of Insuphishient will always be remembered by listeners as the loose era, during which the show deemphasized its more technical segments and structured games in favor of more ambient conversation, groove based takes, and extended space improvisations. Some of this was predicated on the show’s transition from a tightly packed bit driven podcast, then to flowing segments, and finally to something closer to arena level wandering, which required a shift in approach and overall sound. This episode was instantly a host and listener favorite, and versions of it had been discussed long before the current iteration of the show was fully conceived.

Among listeners, the episode is already being considered one of the strongest in the show’s history. Within the Insuphishient community, it is quietly being talked about as a top tier entry when stacked against the hundreds of conversations Matt and Nick have recorded over the years.

Bonus moments include a few extended tangents not originally part of the main thread, recorded elsewhere in time, featuring a long wandering section that goes on far longer than expected and rewards anyone who sticks around to the end.

No wait, that was Live Phish Vol 11.  That's is what todays show is about!

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Over the weekend a great musician passed and the world is quieter because of it. The rooms feel a little emptier. The notes hang a little longer. We are all, without question, a little worse off.

So Matt and Nick show up. Not to fix it. Not to explain it. Just to sit with it for a while and help say goodbye the only way they know how. Talking it out. Letting the thoughts drift in. Letting the music do what it has always done for people who care too much.

This episode is reflective without being heavy.  A reminder that the people who make the soundtrack to our lives never really leave, even when they do. Their fingerprints stay on everything. On the way we listen. On the way we gather. On the way we feel less alone in a room full of strangers.

Matt and Nick are here to help say goodbye. And maybe, without trying, help remind us why this stuff matters in the first place.

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