We Are Everywhere Clay Bird

I couldn't in good conscience start this podcast without having Tyler on the first episode. Tyler and I hosted a college radio show called "The Aquarium" where we dissected Phish jams together, so this kinda feels like The Aquarium 2.0. Tyler is a walking Phish encyclopedia and shared some of his favorite... and not-so-favorite things about Phish. Enjoy. 

In this episode, Clay and Kyle talk about the Halloween 94 Reba in all its glory, why Kyle won't be stepping up to "The Line" anytime soon, and how Phish has personally targeted Kyle in a few of their pranks.
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In this episode, we find out where Dave's nickname "Pie Guy" came from, his first experience with Phish in 1992, and the legendary '94 Bomb Factory Tweezer. Dave also explained the early days of Phish message boards and also revealed the one Phish song he can't stand. 
 

This week's guest is Brian Weinstein. After hearing A Picture of Nectar on a bus ride to summer camp as a kid, he has been hooked on Phish ever since. Not long after that, Brian experienced Phish live for the first time at MSG on 12/29/97. We also learn why Brian's favorite jam is the Twist from 11/1/13 in Atlantic City, and also why he won't be hoping for a Walls of the Cave at his next show. 
Brian also is the host of Attendance Bias. Be sure to check it out and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from.
 

In this Episode Clay and Taylor talk about her first show at Alpine Valley in '09, how bouncing around the room hooked her, and some old memories from seeing Phish for the past 13 years. 
 
 

This week's guest is another friend from Oklahoma, Blake Solley. We find out how Blake discovered Phish, his first show at Tennesee in '09, and some of his favorite jams. 
And even after 12 years, the mystery of who put diesel in the tank remains unsolved...hear the full story here. Enjoy!