1. CBS-TV affiliate in DC, WUSA (Channel 9), shares the story of the Didge, which gave Pitz a healthy life direction and musical missions. Giant thanks to Sean Martinelli for having Pitz on his ‘The Heart Of It’ segment!

2. Pitz was a guest on 'Elliot in the Morning' show on DC 101-FM talking all things Didgeridoo. Big Fun! (segment starts at 2:45)

3. The Frederick (MD) New Post interviewed Pitz as he talked about how the Didgeridoo saved him and gave him a healthy life path, what the power of music means to him, and why we all should keep persevering to keep our dreams alive. 

4. Pitz was interviewed and performed on The Morning News Show on WPIX - TV, The Valley CW Network (Channel 11) New York.

5. Pitz taped a 'Didgeridoo show and tell' segment for the Emmy Award Winning Teen Kids News that is syndicated to 160 TV stations (all major networks) nationwide! 

6. Vermont Public Radio's Mary Engisch talks with Pitz on Vermont Edition about his background, the health benefits of playing the Didge, and his unique musical approach.

Pitz and the Didge perform on these recordings:

1. Derrik Jordan's 'Growler.' Derrik is a fantastic multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer based in the Brattleboro, VT area. Growler features "2 Pitzs!" 

2. Dark Star Orchestra's Dino English. Dino has gathered the prime "drums jams" with rhythm partner Rob Koritz to present them in a new album titled, 'Altered Dimensions'. Pitz plays on track #8 simply titled, 'Pitz'. The album can be found on Amazon Music, Apple Music, and the like.

3. Jamband circuit veteran, Kind Bud has a new album titled, 'Jenuine Kind Bud' for which he wrote music to the poems of Jen Ward. Pitz plays on track #12 - 'Sightings.' 

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The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon featured (1-18-21) Pitz's song, 'Electric Tan!'

Smoke on the Water re-deranged  by your favorite Didgeridoo Maverick. 

A special edition of 'Live from the Swamphouse with Pitz' virtual #Music4VT concert series hosted by Vermont Lt. Governor David Zuckerman. YouTube video link of this entire event!

Huffington Post tells the story the first 20 years of Pitz's Didgeridoo career.