This article presents an interview with Deborah Andrews about her experiences during her editorship of "Business Communication Quarterly." From June 1997 to March 2005, Debby served as editor of the journal, encouraging all readers to ask important questions about their work: How should we define business communication? On which disciplines and frameworks might we draw to broaden our understanding of workplace communications, business cultures, and ethical practices? How can we make our classrooms more dynamic, innovative spaces in which to teach future professionals? What are our responsibilities as teachers of business communication to our students, our disciplines, and the various contexts in which our work emerges? In this interview, Debby shares her thoughts on the developments and challenges she faced during her editorship, offering readers a unique perspective on where the multidisciplinary field of business communication has been and where it seems to be heading.