Chapter 7 bankruptcy debtors Elwood Cluck, Kristine A. Cluck, and First Capital Mortgage Company, Incorporated challenge an order of the bankruptcy court approving the third interim fee application of Randolph N. Osherow, P.C. for services rendered as trustee’s counsel. The debtors’ appeal to the district court was dismissed for failure to file a timely appellate brief.

We must begin by a sua sponte examination of our jurisdiction over this appeal.1 Every circuit which has addressed this issue has concluded that an interim award of compensation granted by a bankruptcy court in an ongoing bankruptcy proceeding generally is an interlocutory order which is not subject to review.2 We agree, and now hold that because the challenged order is not final and is subject to modification at the conclusion of the Chapter 7 proceeding, it is a non-appeal-able interlocutory order.3 The debtors’ appeal must be and it is, accordingly, dismissed.

Although we do not reach the merits of this appeal, we would be remiss in the performance of our general appellate responsibilities if we did not comment briefly on appellants’ actions and submissions. The debtors’ central claim, concerning an alleged denial of notice, is not supported by the record or our jurisprudence.4 Their submissions herein, seeking the recusal of the bankruptcy and district judges, an issue not raised in those courts and based upon prior rulings of those judges, are legally and factually spurious.5 Finally, their brief largely ignores the procedural issues which led the district court to dismiss their appeal.

In addition to the instant proceeding, there have been more than 30 unsuccessful appeals which the debtors have taken in this matter which now cause us to caution Elwood Cluck, Kristine Cluck, and First Capital Mortgage Company that any future frivolous, harassing, or vexatious appeal will invite this *1083court’s imposition of the full panoply of sanctions.

APPEAL DISMISSED;' CAUTION ISSUED.