This episode is dedicated to HONK!TX. The 2020 festival was postponed due to the COVID-19 crisis and this episode is an overview of all the bands who were slated to play this year.

This episode features an extended interview with Max Fass and Francesca Hoffman, the two founders of the Hudson Valley Brassroots Festival, plus music from many of the bands playing this year's event.

The Street Brass Podcast returns with an in-depth interview featuring four musicians from the brand new all-female, NYC-based band Brass Queens, along with live recordings from the band. Some explicit language.

This episode takes an inside look at the annual Zlatne Uste Golden Festival, with interviews from key members of ZU and the festival plus attendees and music from some of the many bands that played the 2018 festival.

In this episode, we interview Jonathan Goldman, bandleader, composer and trumpet player for the Boogaloo band Spanglish Fly. We play songs from and hear stories about their upcoming album, Ay Que Boogaloo, plus dive into the history of the art form.

Episode 14 is a compilation of sounds and music from the East European Folklife Center's 2017 Balkan Camp in upstate New York. Featuring music of Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Turkey from Demiran Cerimovic, Zlatne Uste, Cocek Nation and more.

This episode covers What Cheer? Brigade's latest release, a double album entitled You Can't See Inside of Me as well as a new song from the Funkrust Brass Band off their debut album Dark City.

This episode features many of the bands that will be playing the upcoming 2017 Honk Fest West in Seattle, including The Party Band, LoveBomb Go-Go, Chaotic Noise Marching Corps, Banda Vagos and many more.

This episode of the Street Brass Podcast features an interview with Trudi Cohen and John Bell, co-founders of the Honk! Festival in Somerville, MA and members of Second Line Social Aid and Pleasure Society Brass Band.

The 10th episode of the Street Brass Podcast features an interview with Sarah Blust of the Rude Mechanical Orchestra and includes music from the band as well as Hungry March Band and Rebel Diaz.