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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 12 MIN

CODA: The Potash Twins on Omaha's strong foodie culture, being first NE Composer Laureates & the genius of Wynton Marsalis

from OMAPOD · host Tony Bock

The Potash Twins - Ez (trombone) & Dee (trumpet) - are world-class musicians (Wynton Marsalis, John Legend, Snoop Dogg, Diplo), TV hosts (Food Network, Bravo TV, Travel Channel) & unapologetic candy fanatics (Sweet Stash).They are also the first-ever Composer Laureates for the State of Nebraska.To listen to the first part of this episode, click here; for the second part, click here. To listen to NOMA’s Dana Murray tell his own Wynton Marsalis story on OMAPOD that’s referenced, click here (story starts at 17:50)For more information on, and to purchase their Sweet Stash candy: click here.ALSO…* Border Patrol union backs Sen. Pete Ricketts over Dan Osborn in Nebraska Senate race - from Omaha World-Herald* Omaha offers to pay for demolition or repair of Blackstone building that hosted Brothers Lounge - from KMTV* ‘I have this place, this is all I have’: Omaha sober living faces closure due to lack of funds - from KETV Get full access to OMAPOD at www.omapod.com/subscribe

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