It’s been a long time coming, but our phrend Molly is back. Somewhere well past her 46th day of listening to Phish, and somehow… still loving life. Honestly, thriving.

This is not your usual Insuphishient format, which of course means it might actually be one of the best ones. We’ve got a Saturday follow-up coming (yes, a Saturday show, stay calm), and a video drop on Sunday because apparently we’ve become a full media company overnight. So while Phish might not be the main topic today, the content levels are borderline irresponsible. You are welcome.

Also, let’s be real for a second. What Molly has done for this little corner of the world is priceless. The energy, the openness, the willingness to just jump in and ride the wave. If more people moved like that, things would be a lot better out there.

Regular chaos resumes Monday.

Enjoy.

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Today’s episode features a full breakdown of the secret system Phish uses to decide setlists in real time, including the never before discussed “eye contact protocol” between Trey and Page, Mike’s silent veto power, and the exact moment Fishman decides it’s time to completely ignore the plan. The guys also unveil a new metric for judging shows that has nothing to do with music and everything to do with how early you start believing it’s the best show you’ve ever seen.

Later, Matt introduces a controversial theory that every great jam is actually just a slightly improved version of a jam from 1997, while Nick explains why that’s not only wrong but somehow still correct. There’s also a brief but important discussion about whether the band knows Insuphishient exists and if so, whether they’re actively trying to mess with them.

None of this is confirmed. All of it is delivered with confidence.

Tune in.

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You made it. You survived the great Insuphishient drought (4 whole days). Which means only one thing… your favorite Phish talk show is BACK.

Today the boys return with a groundbreaking deep dive into one of the most overlooked aspects of live music: the electrical wiring on the Phish stage. Did you know there are more than 20 miles of cables running through that setup? Matt and Nick break down exactly where every single one goes, why some of them have to be shielded, and which ones Trey is absolutely not allowed to step on. It’s technical. It’s detailed. It’s the kind of hard hitting journalism the scene has been missing.

If you believe any of that is actually what today’s episode is about… fantastic.

Enjoy.

(Sorry)

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I heard there was a podcast once.
Two guys who talked about Phish for fun.
But you don’t really care for podcasts do ya?
Well it goes like this, the takes get strong
The jokes go right, the facts go wrong
That's the baffled, broken Insuphishient crew ya

Insuphishient… Insuphishient…

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Today on a very special Insuphishient, Matt and Nick tackle a serious issue facing the Phish community: food code violations on lot. Health inspectors beware. Actually no. But it does raise an important question. When Phish hits Vegas, will there even be a lot scene? And if there is… where exactly does it happen? More importantly, will anyone be able to tell the difference between a wook and a perfectly normal Las Vegan? The guys don’t know, but that has never stopped them from explaining exactly how it’s going to work.

Also on today’s show, a question that has divided civilizations for centuries: is French cheese actually worth it? Bold opinions will be delivered with absolutely no supporting evidence. All that and more on your favorite Phish talk show. Tune in and turn it up.

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Big Money Friday is back and so are your 5th and 8th favorite people on the planet. Why the gap between Matt and Nick? That’s a question only history can answer.

Today on Insuphishient the boys dive deep into your favorite band, Blue Öyster Cult. Just kidding… but seriously, what was their big hit? Don’t Google it. Sit with it. Let it haunt you.

Nick unveils a brand new theory about why spherical Phish might secretly be the best Phish ever, and in a shocking development Matt completely buys in. Then, in a dramatic turn of events, the podcast ends abruptly when the power goes out.

As usual none of this is true, and the only way to find out what actually happens is to tune in and ride the wave.

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Matt and Nick are happy. Want to know why? Because they found a band called Phish. Through all the noise and constant yammering, one thing is true. They’re grateful. Life without music would be less. Music without Phish would be incomplete.

On today’s episode, Nick and Matt are going to break down step by step everything that went into the making of Curveball and what really happened.

Just kidding.

Instead you get the usual Insuphishient blend of love, chaos, and confident nonsense. A few real truths, a few dangerous takes, and a whole lot of gratitude hiding underneath the jokes. Tune in and turn it up.

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Matt and Nick are back and it’s Monday, so honestly, you’re welcome. These two dudes are absolutely on fire. Someone grab an extinguisher. No seriously, this level of confidence usually requires professional supervision and soft walls. (Or Mike. Definitely Mike.)

This episode has everything. Dangerous takes. Selective memory. Unnecessary confidence. A little love, a little chaos, and just enough truth to keep it real. No agenda. No structure. Just two guys chasing the groove, arguing with certainty, and refusing to admit they might be wrong. Turn it on, turn it up, and let it ride.

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Today, while you are battling The Big Machine trying to order your Phish tickets, throw on your favorite Phish talk show, Insuphishient, and let Nick and Matt keep you company through the chaos. Refresh buttons are being abused, hopes are rising and falling in real time, and somewhere between confirmation emails and emotional damage, the boys are here riding the wave with you.

Matt and Nick are fully fired up now that Fishman has officially upped for summer tour, and yes, they have at least a few interesting things to say about it. You are welcome. So back to the summer tour lottery. Did you score tickets? Did we? There is only one way to find out. Tune in, turn it up, and Flyyyyyyy!

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Matt and Nick finally take on the Baker’s Dozen, a run so legendary it probably deserved preparation, research, and maybe even notes. 

Naturally, none of those things happened. Instead, the guys dive in headfirst with confidence, questionable data, and the kind of enthusiasm that only comes from knowing you’re about to get half the details wrong but loving the journey anyway. Donuts. Moments. Lawn Mans. Opinions are formed and immediately changed.

Somehow through the noise, a little of the magic of the Baker’s Dozen still shines through. The surprises, the consistency, the feeling that for thirteen nights something impossible kept happening over and over again. Matt and Nick may not fully explain why it mattered, but they absolutely capture how it felt. Tune in for an imperfect breakdown of a perfect run, delivered the only way Insuphishient knows how.

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