Mockingbird Foundation

And that's it for today's episode.

I'd like to thank Adam Knights, Buried Alive for joining me today, phish.net for their help with the fact check, the Mockingbird Foundation for everything they do to help with children's music education, and phish.in for the recording used in today's episode.

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Calvin Cutler, I think you'll like this.

The Mockingbird Foundation, a nonprofit, has announced that there's a new endowment funded by Phish fans.

Fans of Phish are going to be creating scholarships for Vermont students who are studying music and music education.

If you want to find out more about being eligible for those, go to the Mockingbird Foundation to find out more.

We've got debates coming up next week.

Lieutenant Governor, October 6th, U.S. House, Thursday, October 8th.

Fish.net for everything they do with all the fact checks.

And of course, the Mockingbird Foundation for furthering the cause of music education in schools.

I'd also like to thank all of the guests and of course you, all of the listeners, for listening to the venue previews for Fish's fall tour.

It's going to be a great one.

The 2019 Charleston run was the one that had Charleston night three, including the Chalk Dust Torture reprise that everyone kinda says was one of the worst shows ever.

So now that we've got that out of the way and I've acknowledged it, I'd like to thank Kristin Greeneyes for joining me today, phish.in for the recordings used in today's episode, phish.net for all of the information provided, and the Mockingbird Foundation for everything they do to support children's music education in schools.

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