Engaging and informative, this podcast dives deep into the world of bagpipes, offering fascinating insights and discussions on everything from history to contemporary trends. A must-listen for both enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

As a newer piper, your podcast was highly recommended to me by a highly experienced piper and I can’t thank them enough. I have listened to every single episode and I feel like I have gotten something out of each one of them. Thank you for taking your time to creat this content. I look forward to your future episodes! Keep up the strong work!

Andrew from the online pipe and drum school "the pipers dojo" is very knowledgeable and it shows in the podcast. If you are looking to learn more about bagpiping you should check this out!

I like these discussions about a wide variety of piping topics. What are other successful musicians doing and thinking about.

This serious over aa few years have helped me get at least one grade level higher@ Take time to make them part of your practise the pipds and learn the rest of the story!

I have seen this in my suggested podcast in my player, and didn’t click play for months now...what a fool to wait so long! I love the format of a single answer thoughtfully answered! Loved hearing that my Zoom recorder (granted now old and dropped in Lake Superior once) is still a good go to for recording pipes. I was gutted after spending a couple hundred dollars in a studio and then listened to my zoomh2 practice sessions and realized it was as good or better sound than in the studio. Anyway, well done!

The podcast provides insights, tips, strategy and vision for bettering your piping ability from a no nonsense, world champion point of view. Andrew lays out systems that are far from the bagpiping instruction I was exposed to (voodoo and secrecy, folk lore and mystic secret weapons). If you learn his methods, building or rebuilding your knowledge and skill from the ground up (or the bag out) you’ll have an understanding only private lessons with the worlds greatest pipers, over years could provide. TLDR: I’ve gotten more value out of this than any other piping instruction