All episodes
TBJ126: Trumpeter Susan Rider of "The President's Own" United States Marine Band on overcoming doubt, the importance of focus and jamming with her dad
TBJ125: Andrew & Lance Give Thanks
TBJ124: Alan Baylock on arranging for the Airmen of Note, running the One O'Clock Lab Band at UNT and falling in love with the F Major 7 chord
ETBJ123: Sam Pilafian Tribute featuring Mark Gould, Marty Hackleman, Jose Sibaja, Michael Sachs, JD Shaw, Patrick Sheridan, and Jose Sibaja
ETBJ122: Shelagh Abate on playing horn on Broadway, meeting Sting and the importance of networking
TBJ121: Trumpeter Wayne du Maine on working with Bernstein and Prince, but not at the same time.
ETBJ120: Colin WIlliams (Brass Junkies Rewind)
Brass Junkies Extra: Tubist Aubrey Foard of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on the state of the lockout
TBJ119: Clarke Rigsby of Tempest Recording on Paul McCartney, Steve Gadd and his Most Improved Player Trophy
ETBJ118: Trumpet player and builder Trent Austin on Clark Terry, making sacrifices for your dreams and an augmented trumpet
ETBJ117: Mike Nickens, Director of "The Green Machine" pep band at George Mason University, on being unapologetic about who he is and leading by example (while carrying a scepter).
ETBJ116: Listener's Choice - Making an album
TBJ115: Hiram Diaz, euphonium player in "The President's Own" Marine Band, on the High Bridge Brass Quintet, audition prep and being a terrible shot
ETBJ114: Trumpeter John Abbracciamento on dealing with pain, overcoming doubt and his 27 years in "The President's Own" Marine Band
ETBJ113: Rebecca Cherian on encouraging young women players, the importance of allies and the Bernstein Bounce
ETBJ112: Matt Niess on The Capital Bones, 3 x 3, and getting help from the "Trombone Angel"
TBJ111: Tim Buzbee on learning The Furies overnight, winning gigs in 8 countries and being put in a piece of metal
ETBJ110: Listener's Choice - How to Start a Brass Group, Part 2
TBJ109: Richard A. White, RAW Tuba on his life, his gig and his upcoming documentary
ETBJ108: Jim "Don't call me BB" Nova on writing, driving and April Fooling
ETBJ107: Christopher Bill, trombonist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist and internet sensation!
ETBJ106: Jim Pandolfi legendary trumpeter Jim Pandolfi has one of the most amazing stories in music. Or most places.
ETBJ105: Seth Horner, tubist of the North Carolina Symphony talking to himself, studying with David Fedderly and his box of mouthpieces
TBJ104: Joe Lovinsky, horn phenom, discusses his time in the US Army Band, being a sharp-shooter, cage fighter, and ultra runner. Yes really.100-Mile Joe!
TBJ103: Mary Bowden on her new upcoming album, Seraph Brass and the importance of networking
TBJ102: Joe Jackson, jazz trombonist, arranger and leader on being in the Airmen of Note, his parents and growing where you're planted
ETBJ101: Intern Listener's Choice
TBJ100: The legendary Sam Pilafian on Empire Brass, Leonard Bernstein and life-threatening pedagogy
ETBJ99: Tom Holtz on jazz tuba, playing in The Marine Band and how to find your own voice
ETBJ98: Dallas Brass trumpeter Buddy Deshler on starting Fred Brass, The Entrepreneurial Student and the joys of being one of our first interns
ETBJ97: Listener's Choice, How to Start a Brass Group
TBJ96: Jennifer Marotta, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Trumpet at USC and former member of the US Marine Band
ETBJ95: TEM Takeover Andrew's interview with Jeff Conner of Boston Brass
TBJ94: Gail Robertson, multi-hyphenate (euphonium/tuba/performer/teacher/arranger/angler) on her time in The Tubafours, getting a DMA in 18 months and spider bites.
TBJ93: Matt Tropman, Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at the University of Arizona
TBJ92: Jason Ayoub, Principal Horn in The US Navy Band on Dallas Brass, playing with Charlie Vernon and meeting a moose
TBJ91: Tubist Jarrett McCourt on mental health, coping strategies and life in and out of New World Symphony
TBJ90: New Seraph Brass trumpeter Raquel Rodriquez on her new gig at UNT, traveling to the Lieksa Brass Week and recovering from a chop sunburn.
TBJ89: David Gordon of the Seattle Symphony on Boston, Mahler and giving it your all.
ETBJ88: St. Louis Symphony trumpeter Jeff Strong on preparation, playing with the Marine Band and having an air blowing epiphany
ETBJ87: Craig Knox of the Pittsburgh Symphony on premiering the Jennifer Higdon Tuba Concerto, European road stories and the joys of palinka
TBJ86: Listener's Choice - The Falcone Festival
TBJ85: Tom McCaslin, Tubist with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra on audition prep, recording yourself and all things Canada.
ETBJ84: Brass legend Mark Gould boldly goes where no other guests have gone before!
ETBJ83: Trombonist Donna Parkes of the Louisville Orchestra on having a "Yes!" attitude, sleeping bags and growing up in Australia
TBJ82: Geoffrey Pilkington, Principal Horn for the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra on yoga, humility and the Long Call
ETBJ81: Matthew Murchison, Sexiest Euphonium Player in West Virginia on playing, writing and charting your own course in music
ETBJ80: Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Horn Jennifer Montone on playing, meditating and telling your own story
TBJ79: Euphonium Ambassador Adam Frey on what it is like to be the Ambassador of Euphonium. Like that is a thing.
TBJ78: Chip Crotts on playing trumpet with Ray Charles, prosthetic robot arms for musicians and his comeback from Bells Palsy
ETBJ77: Tubist Deanna Swoboda on her gig at ASU, Brass Rap and the difference between entertainment and art
TBJ76: Washington National Opera/Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra trombonist Doug Rosenthal
TBJ75: Listener's Choice: Auditioning for College
TBJ74: Amplituba and Mercury Orkestar Tubist Bill Pritchard on a Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Started with Electronics, Teaching at Five Different Colleges and Overcoming Adversity
TBJ73: Trombonist Weston Sprott on Performing with the Metropolitan Opera, the Diversity Issues Facing the Industry and Running Into One of His Heroes on the Streets of New York
TBJ72: Trombonist Michael Clayville from Alarm Will Sound on Playing with Medeski, Martin & Wood, How AWS Functions as an Ensemble and Teaching at Lawrence Conservatory as a Visiting Professor
ETBJ71: Jonathan Dorn on Touring with Leon Redbone, Performing on Saturday Night Live and Partying with John Belushi and Chevy Chase in the '70's
ETBJ70: Listener's Choice: Where Andrew & Lance share stories related to questions submitted by YOU!
TBJ69: Bass Trombonist Brian Hecht on Playing with the Atlanta Symphony, his Audition Preparation Strategy and Subbing with Almost Every Major American Orchestra by the Age of 32
TBJ 68: Dr. Amy Horn, 29-year member of The President's Own Marine Band and Adjunct Professor of Horn at George Mason University joins Andrew & Lance to explain how to bloom where you're planted.
TBJ 67: Denise Tryon, low horn specialist and former member of the Philadelphia Orchestra, joins Andrew & Lance and unpacks following your gut to pursue your dreams.
Joanna Hersey: Episode 66
Ken Watters: Episode 65
Pete Meechan: Episode 64
Michael Martin of the Boston Symphony Orchestra: Episode 63
Andrew Bove: Episode 62
Mark Houghton of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra: Episode 61
Joanna Hersey: Episode 60
Steve Reid: Episode 59
David Silverman of The Simpsons: Episode 58
Ryan Anthony, Principal Trumpet of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra: Episode 57
Zach Smith, Assistant Principal Horn of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra: Episode 56
Rich Kelley: Episode 55
Charles Lazarus: Episode 54
David Cutler & JD Shaw: Episode 53
Billy Bargetzi: Episode 52
David Childs: Episode 51
Alex Lapins and Tony Tortora: Episode 50
Mark Jenkins: Episode 49
Scott Hartman: Episode 48
Wes Funderburk and Tom Gibson: Episode 47
Phil Snedecor: Episode 46
Jeff Scott of Imani Winds: Episode 45
TBJ44: Joey Tartell
Bruce Broughton: Episode 43
Kristy Morrell: Episode 42
Dennis Askew: Episode 41
Leonhard Paul of Mnozil Brass - Episode 40
Old Boston Brass War Stories - Episode 39
Andrew Balio: Episode 38
Brian Balmages: Episode 37
C Street Brass/Beauty Slap: Episode 36
Patrick Sheridan: Episode 35
Harry Watters: Episode 34
Tage Larsen: Episode 33
Michael Colburn: Episode 32
Matt Vaughn: Episode 31
Chad Winkler: Episode 30
Chris Castellanos: Episode 29
Dan Perantoni: Episode 28