Andrew is joined by seven brass players who share thoughts about a musician they were thankful for in 2023.

Andrew and guest co-host Dr. Michael W. Nickens are joined by Myles Blakemore

Andrew and guest co-host Buddy Deshler are joined by Dr. Jennifer Fox Oliverio

Andrew is joined by Ryan McGeorge, Euphonium for “The President’s Own” Marine Band

Andrew and guest co-host Michael Nickens are joined by trumpeter and composer Marcus Grant.

Andrew answers listener questions about a number of different aspects of Sam Pilafian’s legendary career.

Andrew is joined by trumpet player Dr. Luke Spence, fresh off playing in a dream team trumpet section for the first ever performances of the International Pride Orchestra.

Andrew is joined by three phenomenal euphonium players, Jamie Lipton, John Caputo and Betsy Hones, to talk all NABBA and the British-style brass band scene in the US.

Trumpet player Jeff Conner of Boston Brass joined Andrew for a session on building a world-class chamber ensemble at the Brass Career Intensive.

Horn player extraordinaire Kelly Langenberg joins Andrew and special guest co-host Jeff Nelsen to talk about horn and the challenges of being a female brass player.

Special guest co-host Jim Nova of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra joins Andrew to interview Professor of Trombone at Gettysburg College Dr. Zenas Kim-Banther.

Special guest co-host Jennifer Wharton joins Andrew to interview her husband, and jazz trombone legend, John Fedchock.

Special guest co-host Hiram Diaz joins us to interview international euphonium sensation Glenn Van Looy.

A behind the scenes look at the making of Class Brass, the legendary album by Empire Brass, courtesy of horn player Marty Hackleman.

A clip from each Brass Junkies interview of 2022 along with some brief thoughts on each.

Trumpet superstar Rex Richardson joins the show to talk about his new book, 100 Days of Trumpet Practice, and to offer practicing tips for all brass players.

Celebrating the life and career of tuba giant Floyd Cooley with former students Kevin Harrison, Daryl Johnson, Pete Link, Mike Roylance, William Russell and Jerome Stover