OSU - School of History, Philosophy, and Religion's video: Phish Studies Gorge Colloquium- Part II

The first academic conference highlighting research in the interdisciplinary field of Phish Studies took place on July 21, 2018 in the Gorge Amphitheater Campground. The event— organized by Dr. Stephanie Jenkins— was hosted by Oregon State University’s School of History, Philosophy, and Religion. An exciting lineup of scholars from across the country presented their research to OSU students attending the Philosophy School of Phish field trip to Phish’s three night run at the Gorge Amphitheater. The conference was also open to the public. 0:00:00-0:00:24 Intro title slide 0:00:25-0:04:13 Wrap-up comments and student reflections read by Dr. Jenkins 0:04:14-0:06:00 Question for Dr. Jakus on anticipation and show ratings 0:06:01-0:08:21 Question for Dr. Jenkins on the students’ first show 0:08:22-0:10:26 Question for Dr. Jakus on forecasting/trends 0:10:27-0:12:08 Question for Dr. Jakus on Billy Joel’s setlist variation 0:12:09-0:13:43 Question for Dr. Jakus on “4.0 Phish”/Question for Dr. Jenkins on class reactions to the show 0:13:44-0:17:28 Question for Dr. Blau on performance and existence 0:17:29-0:21:33 Lynnea (student) speaks on her experience 0:21:34-0:22:39 Question for Lynnea on her expectations 0:22:40–0:23:00 Question for Lynnea about why she took the class 0:23:01-0:24:16 Question for Dr. Dollar about her involvement with the class 0:24:17-0:26:15 Question for Lynnea about bass playing 0:26:16-0:27:06 Sho (student) announcement about class scavenger hunt 0:26:07-0:28:15 Dr. Jenkins wrap-up and group picture 0:28:16-0:30:13 Concluding statements from participants and attendees