In conversation with David Shedden, a piper from Glasgow, Scotland — finalist in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician 2018. David tells us about his piping journey; growing up in a family of musicians, his band Assynt, how he never really wanted to win the Worlds, and his opinion about bagpipe sound in general.

In conversation with Scott Birrell — New Zealand-based snare drummer and currently head of Drumming at St Andrew’s College in Christchurch. Our first drummer on the show, Scott tells us about his years in Glasgow, his move to the Antipodes, writing scores, and his love for darts. Oh, and don't mind the dog!

In conversation with Jason Briscoe, a world-class bagpiper from Canada. You’ve likely heard some of Jason’s tunes played in a top pipe band medley or online. The Founder’s Club, 1999, or The Sunshine Party are some of my favorites. Jason chats with us about his musical inspiration, shares ideas to make medleys more creative, and living a remote life in Mallorca.

In conversation with Blair Porter — creative director by day and top-notch bagpiper by night, who was recently Pipe Sergeant of Police Scotland Fife Pipe Band. Join in as we discuss our shared love for design, guesting for an Australian band, and his favorite Medley ever.

In conversation with Chris Armstrong from the Scottish Power Pipe Band. As a complete all-rounder in the piping world, Chris is a composer, piper, and pipe major. We talk about his energetic music style, his recent cooking challenge, and how he turned a piobaireachd into a medley.