Chapter 3: Community—We’re All In This Together

Still Chasing

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Just as important as the music, the members of the Phish community make each experience unique and special. The Mikes explore many arms of this culture; from supporting sober fans to charitable foundations to safety initiatives to registering new voters. This eclectic group of music nuts have a brain in their head and heart in their chest, and this chapter showcases a few.

This chapter also includes rare and intimate thoughts from Phish lyricist and friend Tom Marshall on how he is impacted by the music, the fans, and his longtime friendship with Trey Anastasio. Iconic artist David Welker also shares his unique point of view on how his relationship with the band began.

Includes interviews with Tom Marshall, Roger (The Phellowship), Andy Bernstein and David Welker

Still Chasing is produced by Osiris Media. Executive Producers are Mike Finoia and Michael Shields. Series art by Geoffrey Tice.

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