[Post is courtesy of dot net user @swittersdc.]
The team at the Helping Friendly Podcast (mdphunk, rowjimmy and brad10s) and I were hard at work throughout the Baker’s Dozen, doing a Quick Hit podcast recap of every show the day after. We also included guests who were there as often as possible. We also did a Quick Hit on the 5 shows before Baker’s Dozen.
You can listen to them all through the player below (click the icon with the three lines to see all the episodes), but here are some highlights:
Two fans helped us recap the jam-filled night, the next morning. It was clear something special had just happened.
We talked to Felicia of Federal Donuts about the partnership between the company and Phish, and how that critical part of the Baker’s Dozen came together.
Our team broke down the 2nd awesome weekend (7/28-30) as we were still trying to understand what had just happened. (This is the one Quick Hit that covers more than one show.)
For the last night of the run, we were joined by Chris Pandolfi of the Infamous Stringdusters, to get his take on the last night and the run overall.
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