Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (April 27, 2026)
In today’s edition of “The Commuter Cut,” we discuss a new Alzheimer's Association report that’s shedding light on the growing impact of Alzheimer’s disease, especially in Texas, with Richard Elbein, CEO of the organization’s Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter.
Also, we hear from Dan Potter, Directo…
Hello Houston (April 27, 2026)
On today’s Hello Houston, we talk with Richard Elbein, CEO of the Alzheimer's Association's Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter, about their new report that spotlights the growing impact of Alzheimer’s disease, especially in Texas.
Then, we highlight the Houston Museum of African American Culture, wi…
The Man Who Discovered a New Ant Species in His Backyard
Welcome to Bug Note from the Natural History Museum of Utah. Most of us probably don’t know every species of ant roaming our backyards — we might even have trouble identifying the differences between species. But for one professor at the University of Utah, understanding ant biodiversity is both hi…
Rob McConnell Interviews - JEAN AND DAN POTTER - Survival Story of 911
Few events in modern history have left a deeper mark on the world than the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. In this moving and unforgettable episode, Jean and Dan Potter share their remarkable Survival Story of 9/11, offering a firsthand account of one of the most tragic and defining moment…
Johnny Williams and the Birth of the Tulsa Sound
What is the Tulsa Sound? Is it a particular rhythm, a recognizable groove, a shared musical history, or something harder to define?
In this episode of Banding Together: The Tulsa Music Podcast, host Dan Potter explores those questions with musician Johnny Williams, who was part of Tulsa’s music sce…
Tulsa’s Musical Advantage and the Cultures That Built It
Why has Tulsa become one of America’s most remarkable music cities?
In the inaugural episode of Banding Together: The Tulsa Music Podcast, host Dan Potter explores the history, culture, affordability, collaboration, and music education programs that have helped Tulsa and Oklahoma develop an extraor…
Sweetwater - Jennifer Witt & Cristian Good | Break Ranks 2026 - Ep. 1
Break Ranks is back for the 2026 season! Our inaugural episode of the 2026 season of Break Ranks features Dan Potter’s interview with Jennifer Witt, Director, Institutional Marketing, and Cristian Good, Sales Engineer, both members of the Sweetwater team. Plus, hear the “voice of BOA” Chuck Henson …
Dan Potter: How One Survey Revealed We Agree More Than Politics Wants Us To
What if the real reason we’re so divided is not that we disagree, but that we wildly misread each other? Dan Potter, a survey researcher at the Kinder Institute, breaks down the hidden gap between what we think other people believe and what they actually believe - and why that gap shapes everything…
The Band Mom | Break Ranks 2026 - Ep. 2
This week’s episode of Break Ranks features Sharon Boyd, also known as “The Band Mom” on social media. Sharon and Dan chat about how she gained a following on social media, her family’s own marching band experiences, and some of her most memorable moments as a band mom and fan. Plus, hear Chuck Hen…
Heat Safety - Spencer Adkins & Kevin Kloesel, PhD | Break Ranks 2026 - Ep. 3
This week’s episode of Break Ranks features Spencer Adkins, Chief Meteorologist at WOWK-TV and contract meteorologist for Bands of America events, and Kevin Kloesel, PhD, Event Safety Meteorologist. The two meteorologists discuss with Dan the importance of heat safety in marching band. Learn what a…
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