Thanks to Jnan Blau (@thephunkydrb) for this exciting update!]

Greetings, phans and phellow phreaks! Your attention, please... Phish Studies 101 is now officially ready to go. A lecture series by and for Phish nerds across the Phishiverse. A webinar series that will absolutely scratch your itch to love and appreciate Phish even more, experience and understand the band, the experience, and the culture ever more deeply.

Phish Studies 101, the three-part webinar series that will probably change your life, is upcoming in October, is super exciting and thought-provoking, and is ready for you to register. For more information on Phish Studies 101, see this recent blog post from the recent past, as seen right here on our beloved Phish Dot Net. There, you will find a full write-up of what this wonderful Phish Studies 101 affair is all about, the backstory, what you stand to learn, how your life will change, etcetera.

If you’re already ready already, and have been waiting all night for that PS 101 registration link and details, well, that is all now live, and (still) waiting for you to sign up. So join us, our friends, our phriends! Head here, and get your Phish Studies 101 destiny unbound with this link to get your tickets to Phish Studies 101: phishstudies101.eventbrite.com

As a final hurrah, we at the Phish Studies Association are happy happy falling apart that Phish Studies now has a website of its own. It’s still under construction, but do take a peek. And do bookmark it. Stay tuned, and keep checking back in as we continue to build out our Phish Studies website, where you can learn about our story (this is your story too, by the way), meet our team, find myriad information and resources about all things Phish, find access to published Phish-centered scholarship, and more. Here is the link to our Phish Studies site: phishstudies.net

The inaugural Phish Studies 101 lecture series is upon us, y’all. Come, let us be companions on this (smart and stimulating) ride!

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