Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Potts

In this episode of the Vital Health Podcast, host Duane Schulthess speaks with Steve Potts, CEO of Breakthru Medicine, to discuss how biotech financing, drug pricing policy, scientific infrastructure, and public trust are reshaping oncology innovation and U.S. biopharma leadership. Key Topics: Biotech Financing: Series A funding, early-stage platform headwinds, clinical asset momentum, academic funding strain. Small Molecule Shift: IRA incentives, NDA versus BLA timelines, oncology pipeline pullbacks, antibody drug conjugates. Orphan Cures and EPIC Acts: Orphan Cures Act, EPIC Act, patent life concerns, investor return requirements. Most Favored Nation (MFN) Pricing Risk: OECD reference pricing, European access delays, launch sequencing, global cost-sharing tensions. Science Policy Threats: NIH grant oversight, peer review risks, vaccine backlash, U.S. biopharma leadership. If biotech CEOs (or an executive delegate from the CEO) are interested in taking the first step toward being a policy voice on one topic in our ecosystem, contact Steve Potts on LinkedIn. The May 29 Office of Management and Budget sweeping regulatory change, which would shift grant funding decisions from scientists to politicians, is catastrophic for science, patients, and the biotech industry. Please read about what this proposal would do, and if you agree that it would forever tie political views to winning federal funding (and it will cut both ways), please sign this petition or others and speak out: https://fight2win.standupforscience.net/ Opinions expressed are those of the speakers. Recorded at ASCO 2026 on 6/1/26. The Vital Health Podcast is a production of Vital Transformation LLC © 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

26/04 - Encounter Series - Exodus 1 - Steve Potts by mccmedia

In this episode of the Vital Health Podcast, host Duane Schulthess convenes three leading voices from the 2025 BIO International Convention - prominent physicians, innovators, and advocates shaping the future of drug development in the wake of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Throughout this conversation, they examine policy impacts, clinical ramifications, and patient access challenges: Barbara McAneny: Former American Medical Association President; Co‑Chair, ONCare Alliance; CEO, New Mexico Oncology Hematology Consultants, Ltd. Rafael Fonseca: Chief Innovation Officer & Getz Family Professor of Cancer, Mayo Clinic in Arizona Steve Potts: Chair, Drug Development Council, ICAN (International Cancer Advocacy Network) Key Topics: Pipeline Modality Shifts: Early‑stage developers are retooling small molecule programs into biologics, or abandoning follow‑on indications altogether to sidestep the IRA’s nine‑year exclusivity pill penalty. Clinical Trial Ecosystem: Independent and academic centers alike are seeing fewer small molecule trials, threatening orphan drug expansions and revenue streams that underwrite care. Oncology Practice Economics: Cuts to drug margins will jeopardize community practices, forcing difficult choices between patient treatment and financial survival. Patient Affordability & Copays: The cap on out‑of‑pocket oral drug costs versus the hidden burden of high copays and co‑insurance - and why eliminating them could raise premiums only modestly. PBM & Insurer Vertical Integration: Payers acquiring manufacturers and ownership of formularies are steering patients toward the highest‑rebate products at the expense of clinical judgment. Broader Systemic Ripples: From congested ERs due to unmanaged side effects to rural access collapse, plus the missed opportunity to cut PBM take‑rates instead of hampering innovation. Policy Fix Imperatives: Proposals include recalibrating exclusivity durations (extend small molecule to 13 years), automating rebate flows to CMS, and overhauling PBM incentives. This discussion covers the interplay between drug-pricing reform and the future of care, highlighting unintended consequences and pragmatic solutions. It’s essential listening for policymakers, payers, industry leaders, patient advocates, and every stakeholder invested in sustaining medical innovation and ensuring equitable patient access. Opinions expressed are those of the speakers, not the companies listed. Recorded on June 16, 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Duane Schulthess is joined by Sam Rasty, Chief Business Officer at Sensorium Therapeutics, Steve Potts, Chair of the Drug Development Council at the International Cancer Advocacy Network, and Joe Hammang, neuroscientist and US Business Director at Vital Transformation, to discuss how U.S. health policy is reshaping neuroscience innovation, investment priorities, and patient access. Key Topics:- Investment and R&D Strategy Shifts: Explore how the Inflation Reduction Act’s pricing controls and Medicare negotiations change venture capital allocation and steer neuroscience pipelines.- Patient Advocacy and Access Barriers: Guests discuss how formulary rules, generic-first requirements, and uneven advocacy across diseases affect drug adoption and innovation incentives.- Neuroscience Development Hurdles: The discussion highlights how social stigma around psychiatric conditions, fragmented orphan-disease incentives, and small-molecule exclusivity gaps slow CNS drug progress.- Legislative Fix Imperatives: Contributors outline proposed solutions such as the EPIC Act and expanded orphan-designation policies aimed at restoring balanced incentives for novel therapies.- Ecosystem Collaboration: The conversation covers the essential partnership between NIH funding, biotech startups, and pharmaceutical companies in advancing drugs from discovery to patients. This episode examines the policy, economic, and social factors influencing neuroscience drug discovery and the importance of communicating biotech’s value. It also highlights the need to improve the biotech narrative so that policymakers and the public understand its contributions. It is essential listening for industry leaders, investors, policymakers, and patient advocates seeking insight into innovation challenges and solutions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Vital Health Podcast episode, host Duane Schulthess sits down with Steve Potts, biopharma entrepreneur and chair of the Drug Development Council (ICAN), and Robert Coughlin, Managing Director of Life Sciences at Jones Lang LaSalle, to explore how recent policy changes are reshaping the future of drug development. They unpack the unintended consequences of exclusivity gaps, discuss legislative fixes, and examine the broader impact on patients, investors, and regional biotech clusters. Key Topics:- Pill Penalty Explained: How nine-year data exclusivity for small molecules versus 13 years for biologics discourages investment in affordable therapies for older adults. - EPIC Act Solutions: A bipartisan proposal to extend small-molecule exclusivity to 13 years and rebalance research and development incentives. - Orphan Drug Incentives: Proposed reforms that would allow multiple exclusivity periods per drug to drive rare disease innovation. - Patient Advocacy Role: Strategies for empowering patients and disease foundations to influence policy and protect future therapies. - Biotech Ecosystem Impact: The effect of policy shifts on venture capital flows, lab space demand, and the health of regional innovation hubs. This episode highlights the critical link between policy design and the pace of medical innovation and why targeted legislative adjustments are essential to sustain future cures. It is a must-listen for policymakers, industry leaders, patient advocates, and anyone interested in the intersection of health policy and drug development. Recorded on May 30th, 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

16/03 - 1 Thessalonians - Where You're Going is Certain - Steve Potts by mccmedia

23/03 - 1 Thessalonians - Where You're Going (in Christ) is Safe - Steve Potts by mccmedia

02/03 - 1 Thessalonians - A Prayer for Each Other - Steve Potts by mccmedia

23/02 - 1 Thessalonians - Prioritising Encouragement - Steve Potts by mccmedia

09/02 - 1 Thessalonians - A Genuine Experience Of The Gospel - Steve Potts by mccmedia

This week, Escape's newest tech writer, Alex Hunt becomes the latest voice on the show. Joined by Suvi, Dave, and Brad, the geeks discuss the biggest news in the week of tech, a tech development that could have a game-changing application, and answer several technical questions.There is Scott's newly renewed focus on weight and what appears to be crazily light tyres coming from Schwalbe. Dave thinks Magura's recently announced Easy Link hose system could be a glimpse at the future of easing the pain that is integrated cabling.The geeks then discuss a few smaller bits of tech and then get to an important maintenance-related matter that impacts all bikes. Finally, the Ask a Wrench segment answers things related to headsets, bottom bracket/crank installation, and tandems. A special thanks to frame builder Brad Bingham (plus Butch Boucher and Steve Potts!) for helping to answer that tandem question.Time stamps1:00 - An introduction to Escape's newest tech hire, Alex Hunt4:30 - Scott's Addict RC proves weight still sells12:00 - The unknowns of Schwalbe's new Aerothan tyres25:00 - On our minds, the future of quick disconnect hydraulic hoses33:00 - PSA: Draining those bikes40:50 - Enve's SES Aero Pro one-piece road bar43:00 - Outlier's Unusual Axle-Free Pedal Designs47:00 - The Smart Lever, aims to ease tyre installation52:00 - Ask a Wrench: Steering range limiting headsets58:30 - Ask a Wrench: Tandem-related things, answered by the experts1:06:00 - Ask a Wrench: How freely should a new bottom bracket spin?

In this episode of the Vital Health podcast, host Duane Schulthess sits down with Steve Potts, a seasoned entrepreneur and CEO of SLAM BioTherapeutics. They dive deep into the challenges and opportunities in biotech, exploring how recent legislative changes, like the IRA, are reshaping the industry. Steve shares insights on the shift from small molecules to biologics, the funding landscape, and the critical role of American innovation in drug development. Tune in to hear about the state of biotech in the U.S., the future of drug discovery, and what it takes to succeed in this evolving field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15/09 - Who Do You Say I Am? (Matt 14) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

28/07 - When you realise you've blown it! (1 Sam 12) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

From near destruction by an infamous Carolina hurricane to a trajectory that's led to the the biggest outboard powered yacht ever built, Steve Potts has followed a fascinating and sometimes harrowing path. Join Power & Motoryacht Senior Editor Chris Dixon for a deep dive into the life and times of a revered southern builder. This episode is sponsored by Volvo Penta. Enjoy peace of mind with Volvo Penta's Assisted Docking system Dock your boat easily with the Volvo Penta Assisted Docking system, the next generation of marine automation. It simplifies docking by counteracting the dynamics of wind and current, improving your control in tight spaces, allowing for safe and easy docking in some of the most challenging conditions. Click here to learn more about the Volvo Penta Assisted Docking system. Learn more at pmymag.com Subscribe to Power & Motoryacht magazine at pmymag.com/subscribe Subscribe to our FREE newsletter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was really by accident but we have Common Thread segments in part 3 and part 5 this week.PLAYLIST: Pacific Street Blues & AmericanaMay  12, 2025Contact atPacific St Blues Facebook page1. Eric Bibb / Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad 2. Sue Foley / Maybelle's Guitar 3. Johnny Burgin / Silently Suffering 4. Walter Wolfman Washington / Along About Midnight5. Marcus King / Mood Swings 6. The Allman Brothers / Dimples 7. Mick Jagger / Memo from Turner8. The Black Crowes / Dirty Cold Sun 9. Monster Mike Welch / I Me Mine 10. Albert Cumming / Why Don't We Do It in the Road 11. Kid Anderson / Day Tripper 12. Nils Lofgren / Anytime at All 13. Stevie Ray Vaughan /Taxman 14. Little Feat / I Can't Be Satisfied 15. Curtis Salgado / You Give Blues a Bad Name16. Canned Heat / One Last Boogie17. Black Country Communion (Joe Bonamassa) / Stay Free18. Bob Segar / Busload of Faith19. Carl Weathersby (w/Ann Peebles)/ Come to Papa (Willie Weeks, Lucky Petersen, The Memphis Horns, Steve Potts) 20. Keb Mo & Lyle Lovett / Till It Shines21. Brooks & Dunn / Against the Wind

28/04 - God Does Care! (1 Sam 2:1-11) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

The Chief Minister has described the European Parliament vote to keep Gibraltar in the EU's list of "high-risk" third countries as a 'blip' and 'Margallo's last stand'. Fabian Picardo spoke to GBC and says Gibraltar would have never even been on this list if it weren't for Brexit. He said he expects this decision to be reversed.The family of a man left paralysed have told GBC they are relieved to have settled their legal claim with the Care Agency for over 10 million pounds. Curtis Sullivan suffered a broken neck in an accident at the Dr Giraldi home in 2013. He's needed round the clock care since. His family members, Sean Sullivan and Steve Potts had an in-depth discussion with us in the studio.And, after the slump in the cruise line industry due to covid Gibraltar seems to be recovering well, with Calypso Tours winning a "Partner of the Year" award from the Azamara Group. Kevin Ruiz brought us the details. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

21/04 - Does God Care? (1 Samuel) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

15/10 - Life To The Full - A Clean Life (1John 2:1-17) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

08/10 - Life To The Full - A Joyful Life (1John 1 :1-10) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

In this Vital Health Podcast, we're speaking with Steve Potts before his congressional testimony for the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce. Steve presented evidence regarding the negative impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act on U.S. venture capital investors, the development of small molecules, and the needed therapies that will most likely be lost to patients over the next ten years.  Steve is a hugely successful serial entrepreneur in the life sciences, leading several companies to develop new cancer treatments. He is a board member of AZBio and an expert on the development of small molecules for the treatment of cancer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

23/07 - I AM The Bread Of Life - Steve Potts by mccmedia

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16/07 - I AM (Intro) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

11/06 - Joshua Pt9 - Life In The Promise (Ch22-24) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

04/06 - Joshua Pt8 - Receiving The Promise (Ch13-21) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

28/05 - Joshua Pt7 - The Power Of The Promise (Ch9-12) - Steve Potts by mccmedia

26/03 - Joy In All Things - Philippians 4:10-23 - Steve Potts by mccmedia

19/03 - Joy When Faced With Conflict & Anxiety - Philippians 4:1-9 - Steve Potts by mccmedia

Steve Potts brings us his thoughts on Identity and Church, and a great insight into his work in Romania

22/01 - Psalm 52 - Steve Potts by mccmedia

24/07 - AMOS Pt4 - Hope From The Rubble - Steve Potts by mccmedia

17/07 - AMOS Pt3 - False Security - Steve Potts by mccmedia

Quella di Chico Hamilton (1921-2013) è stata una originale figura nell'ambito del jazz moderno. Non molti altri colleghi hanno riunito in sé le peculiarità di questo artista che, da dietro piatti e tamburi, si è profilato anche come innovativo compositore e direttore di propri gruppi.Già ai tempi del liceo a Los Angeles aveva suonato con gente come Dexter Gordon e Charles Mingus, per poi andare in tour con Lionel Hampton e Billy Berg. Dopo la guerra lavorò tra gli altri con Count Basie, Lester Young, Lena Horne e nel quartetto di Gerry Mulligan.Nel 1955 fondò un proprio quintetto che resterà nella storia per la particolare line-up (con, oltre alla batteria, flauto/sax, chitarra, cello, contrabbasso – poi trombone) e una peculiare proposta al crocevia di avanguardia, Third Stream e ultra hard-bop. Fucina di talenti - dove sfileranno tra gli altri giovani virgulti come Jim Hall, Buddy Collette, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Gregor Szabo, il gruppo sarà attivo fino a metà anni '60.Lo ritroveremo in seguito molto impegnato come musicista di studio e per la TV, ma senza rinunciare a propri gruppi dove troveranno spazio gente come il chitarrista Larry Coryell e i sassofonisti Arthur Blythe, Steve Potts, più tardi Eric Person. Registrerà negli anni '90 diversi album per l'italiana Soul Note e sarà presente sui palcoscenici e in studio di registrazione sin nel primo decennio del nuovo secolo. 

Quella di Chico Hamilton (1921-2013) è stata una originale figura nell'ambito del jazz moderno. Non molti altri colleghi hanno riunito in sé le peculiarità di questo artista che, da dietro piatti e tamburi, si è profilato anche come innovativo compositore e direttore di propri gruppi.Già ai tempi del liceo a Los Angeles aveva suonato con gente come Dexter Gordon e Charles Mingus, per poi andare in tour con Lionel Hampton e Billy Berg. Dopo la guerra lavorò tra gli altri con Count Basie, Lester Young, Lena Horne e nel quartetto di Gerry Mulligan.Nel 1955 fondò un proprio quintetto che resterà nella storia per la particolare line-up (con, oltre alla batteria, flauto/sax, chitarra, cello, contrabbasso – poi trombone) e una peculiare proposta al crocevia di avanguardia, Third Stream e ultra hard-bop. Fucina di talenti - dove sfileranno tra gli altri giovani virgulti come Jim Hall, Buddy Collette, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Gregor Szabo, il gruppo sarà attivo fino a metà anni '60.Lo ritroveremo in seguito molto impegnato come musicista di studio e per la TV, ma senza rinunciare a propri gruppi dove troveranno spazio gente come il chitarrista Larry Coryell e i sassofonisti Arthur Blythe, Steve Potts, più tardi Eric Person. Registrerà negli anni '90 diversi album per l'italiana Soul Note e sarà presente sui palcoscenici e in studio di registrazione sin nel primo decennio del nuovo secolo. 

Quella di Chico Hamilton (1921-2013) è stata una originale figura nell'ambito del jazz moderno. Non molti altri colleghi hanno riunito in sé le peculiarità di questo artista che, da dietro piatti e tamburi, si è profilato anche come innovativo compositore e direttore di propri gruppi.Già ai tempi del liceo a Los Angeles aveva suonato con gente come Dexter Gordon e Charles Mingus, per poi andare in tour con Lionel Hampton e Billy Berg. Dopo la guerra lavorò tra gli altri con Count Basie, Lester Young, Lena Horne e nel quartetto di Gerry Mulligan.Nel 1955 fondò un proprio quintetto che resterà nella storia per la particolare line-up (con, oltre alla batteria, flauto/sax, chitarra, cello, contrabbasso – poi trombone) e una peculiare proposta al crocevia di avanguardia, Third Stream e ultra hard-bop. Fucina di talenti - dove sfileranno tra gli altri giovani virgulti come Jim Hall, Buddy Collette, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Gregor Szabo, il gruppo sarà attivo fino a metà anni '60.Lo ritroveremo in seguito molto impegnato come musicista di studio e per la TV, ma senza rinunciare a propri gruppi dove troveranno spazio gente come il chitarrista Larry Coryell e i sassofonisti Arthur Blythe, Steve Potts, più tardi Eric Person. Registrerà negli anni '90 diversi album per l'italiana Soul Note e sarà presente sui palcoscenici e in studio di registrazione sin nel primo decennio del nuovo secolo. 

Quella di Chico Hamilton (1921-2013) è stata una originale figura nell'ambito del jazz moderno. Non molti altri colleghi hanno riunito in sé le peculiarità di questo artista che, da dietro piatti e tamburi, si è profilato anche come innovativo compositore e direttore di propri gruppi.Già ai tempi del liceo a Los Angeles aveva suonato con gente come Dexter Gordon e Charles Mingus, per poi andare in tour con Lionel Hampton e Billy Berg. Dopo la guerra lavorò tra gli altri con Count Basie, Lester Young, Lena Horne e nel quartetto di Gerry Mulligan.Nel 1955 fondò un proprio quintetto che resterà nella storia per la particolare line-up (con, oltre alla batteria, flauto/sax, chitarra, cello, contrabbasso – poi trombone) e una peculiare proposta al crocevia di avanguardia, Third Stream e ultra hard-bop. Fucina di talenti - dove sfileranno tra gli altri giovani virgulti come Jim Hall, Buddy Collette, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Gregor Szabo, il gruppo sarà attivo fino a metà anni '60.Lo ritroveremo in seguito molto impegnato come musicista di studio e per la TV, ma senza rinunciare a propri gruppi dove troveranno spazio gente come il chitarrista Larry Coryell e i sassofonisti Arthur Blythe, Steve Potts, più tardi Eric Person. Registrerà negli anni '90 diversi album per l'italiana Soul Note e sarà presente sui palcoscenici e in studio di registrazione sin nel primo decennio del nuovo secolo. 

Quella di Chico Hamilton (1921-2013) è stata una originale figura nell'ambito del jazz moderno. Non molti altri colleghi hanno riunito in sé le peculiarità di questo artista che, da dietro piatti e tamburi, si è profilato anche come innovativo compositore e direttore di propri gruppi.Già ai tempi del liceo a Los Angeles aveva suonato con gente come Dexter Gordon e Charles Mingus, per poi andare in tour con Lionel Hampton e Billy Berg. Dopo la guerra lavorò tra gli altri con Count Basie, Lester Young, Lena Horne e nel quartetto di Gerry Mulligan.Nel 1955 fondò un proprio quintetto che resterà nella storia per la particolare line-up (con, oltre alla batteria, flauto/sax, chitarra, cello, contrabbasso – poi trombone) e una peculiare proposta al crocevia di avanguardia, Third Stream e ultra hard-bop. Fucina di talenti - dove sfileranno tra gli altri giovani virgulti come Jim Hall, Buddy Collette, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Gregor Szabo, il gruppo sarà attivo fino a metà anni '60.Lo ritroveremo in seguito molto impegnato come musicista di studio e per la TV, ma senza rinunciare a propri gruppi dove troveranno spazio gente come il chitarrista Larry Coryell e i sassofonisti Arthur Blythe, Steve Potts, più tardi Eric Person. Registrerà negli anni '90 diversi album per l'italiana Soul Note e sarà presente sui palcoscenici e in studio di registrazione sin nel primo decennio del nuovo secolo. 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  |  | Doug MacLeod  | There Is Always Love  | A Soul to Claim | Big Bill Broonzy  | Moppers Blues  |   All the Recorded Sides|   |  | Manny Fizzotti  | Dodgy Dudes  | Nobody Understands  |  | Catfish Keith  | Dirty Mother For You| Land of the Sky  |   |  | Hans Theessink and Big Daddy Wilson  | Little Nora Maj  | Pay Day  |   |   |  | Andres Roots & Red Mouth  | Minor Gripes [feat. Jantso Jokelin]  | Minor Gripes  |   |  | Tomislav Goluban  | Jerry Ricks On My Mind  | Chicago Rambler  | Spona 203  |  | Kelly's Lot  | Ship  | Where And When  |   |  | Doug MacLeod, & Dave Smith, Rick Steff, Steve Potts  | Smokey Nights And Faded Blues  | Doug MacLeod~A Soul to Claim | Bob Margolin  | Steady Rollin' On  | Steady Rollin single  |   |  | Papa Charlie Jackson  | I'm Going Where The Chilly Winds Don't Blow  | Papa Charlie Jackson Vol 1 (1924-1926) | Donna Herula Trio  | Who's Been Cookin' In My Kitchen  | LIve at the Old Town School of Folk Music 2021 | Ramblin' Jack Elliott  | Me & Bobby McGee  | Catch Me A Freight Train  |  | Half Deaf Clatch  | Pea Vine Blues  | A Tribute To Charley Patton  |  | Sleepy John Estes  | Need More Blues  | Newport Blues  |   |  | Charley Patton  | Screamin' And Hollerin' The Blues  | Total Blues - 100 Essential Songs

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Half Deaf Clatch  | Soul Of A Man  | Modern and Primitive | Catfish Keith  | Red Night Gown | Land of the Sky  |  | Mat Walklate & Alex Haynes  | New Rocking Chair  | Bopflix Session  |  | Mamie Smith & and her Jazz Hounds  | Crazy Blues  | The Blues - 200 Blues Classics | Maria Muldaur with Tuba Skinny  | Patience and Fortitude  | Let's Get Happy Together [Stoney Plain] | Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee  | Backwater Blues - | Ash Grove 01-21-1967 1st Show | Frankie 'Half-Pint' Jaxon & His Hot Shots  | Banker's Blues:  A Study In The Effects Of Fiscal Mischief | Dean Haitani  | Sometimes I Wonder  | RED DUST  |  | Cedric Burnside  | I Be Trying  | I Be Trying  |  | Prakash Slim  | Villager's Blues  | Country Blues From Nepal | The Jake Leg Jug Band  | Who Rolled The Stone Away  | EVERYTHIN'S JAKE  |  | Doug MacLeod, & Dave Smith, Rick Steff, Steve Potts  | Grease The Wheel  | A Soul to Claim | E. Mullaney & P. Stack  | Maid In A Cherry Tree  | The Return Of The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of | Bunk Johnson  | Minstral Man  | The Last Testament  |  | Sidney Bechet  | Preachin' Blues  | The Copulatin' Blues

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Catfish Keith  | Scoodle Oot 'n' Doo | Land of the Sky  |  | Mat Walklate & Alex Haynes  | My Turn  | Bopflix Session  |  | Half Deaf Clatch  | Pony Blues  | A Tribute To Charley Patton | Hans Theessink and Big Daddy Wilson  | Old Man Touble  | Pay Day  |   |  | Moonshine Society  | The One Who Got Away (Acoustic-Bonus)  | Sweet Thing (Special Edition) | Dean Haitani  | Fairlight Walking  | RED DUST  |  | Prakash Slim  | Crossroad Blues  | Country Blues From Nepal | Manny Fizzotti  | Sliding Away [Feat Giles Robson]  | Nobody Understands | Little G Weevil  | When The King Was Told  | Live Acoustic Session | Ruth Wyand & The Tribe Of One  | Bad Mojo (Working Overtime)  | Tribe Of One  |  | Doug MacLeod, & Dave Smith, Rick Steff, Steve Potts  | Be What You Is  | A Soul to Claim | Lightnin' Hopkins  | I Feel Like Balling The Jack  | Houston Gold (1968) | Blind Blake  | Wilson Dam  | All The Recorded Sides | Ramblin' Jack Elliott  | Talking Fishing Blues  | Catch Me A Freight Train | Mississippi Fred McDowell & Hunter's Chapel Singers  | Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed  | Amazing Grace  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Catfish Keith  | Santa Claus Blues.mp3  | Land of the Sky  |  | Prakash Slim  | Blues Raga  | Country Blues From Nepal | Little G Weevil  | Fastest Man  | Live Acoustic Session | Doug MacLeod  | Where Are You  | Doug MacLeod~A Soul to Claim | Mat Walklate & Alex Haynes  | Straight Line  | Bopflix Session  |  | Dean Haitani  | The Wide Open  | Red Dust |  | John Hammond  | Baby, Please Don't Go  | The Best Of John Hammond - 1970 - 320 | Hans Theessink and Big Daddy Wilson  | Little Nora Maj  | Pay Day  |   |  | Manny Fizzotti  | Dodgy Dudes  | Nobody Understands | Moonshine Society  | The One Who Got Away | Sweet Thing (Special Edition) | Doug MacLeod, & Dave Smith, Rick Steff, Steve Potts  | Grease The Wheel  | Doug MacLeod~A Soul to Claim | Lightnin' Hopkins  | Cryin' For Bread  | Houston Gold (1968) | Ramblin' Jack Elliott  | If I Were A Carpenter  | Catch Me A Freight Train | Mary Johnson  | Barrel House Flat Blues  | The Paramount Masters - CD 1/4

This week we talk to Steve Potts. If you're into biking, you probably already know his name. Even if you don't, we can almost guarantee that you've used something he invented on one of your bike rides.

Even though our National Pump Sales Manager, Steve Potts, has been with the company since 2005, his experience with the industry stems even farther back than that. Learn how he got his start as a pump installer, his favorite aspects of the job, and how the industry has advanced since then.

On this weeks on Financial Planning: Explained, host Michael Menninger, CFP sits down with Steve Potts, Esq. of Herr Potts & Potts. Steve and Michael discuss Special Needs Planning as it relates to Estate Planning. Topics covered range from potential government benefits to setting up trusts for people with special needs.

On this episode of The Baskipedia Podcast with host Marc Hart my guest is Kristen Dowling of Pepperdine University. On this episode, we discuss Coach Dowling's journey from D3 Claremont McKenna back to Pepperdine where it all started. We dive into her core values, non-negotiables, and what her vision is for her program. --------------------------------- Join our email list to get your invites to our Virtual Clinics http://www.systembasketball.com If you would like to learn more about the DDM A to Z course that Kristen mentioned you can get more information here: https://systembasketball.podia.com/ddm-a-to-z-instructional-series --------------------------------- Kristen Dowling Bio: Kristen Dowling enters her second season at the helm of the Pepperdine women's basketball program after a 16-15 (.516) record in her first year. After a tremendously successful seven-year run at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, the former Pepperdine assistant coach returned to Malibu as the women's basketball head coach ahead of the 2019-20 season. Dowling posted a 147-46 (.762) record as the head coach of the Division III Athenas, including six straight 20-win seasons and at least a share of six consecutive SCIAC regular-season championships. Her squads won the SCIAC Tournament four consecutive years between 2014 and 2017 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament each time. “I am elated to lead the Pepperdine women's basketball program,” said Dowling at the time of her hiring in July 2019. “I want to thank President Benton, President-Elect Gash, Steve Potts and Karina Herold for entrusting me with the leadership of this program. Pepperdine's Christian mission and commitment to academic and athletic excellence are core to who I am, and makes this an absolute dream come true. I am excited to get to know the current team, compete with purpose and build upon their success. The future of Pepperdine women's basketball is incredibly bright.” Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebaskipediapodcast Follow us on Twitter: https//www.twitter.com/baskipedia Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baskipedia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/systembasketball/support

As part of the BIO International Conference taking place this week – as a virtual set of webinars and video meetings – The Commons interviewed several members of the Phoenix bio ecosystem to learn more about the research, resources, and opportunities taking place in this rapidly emerging life science and biotechnology ecosystem.Here is the full interview with Oncomyx Therapeutics CEO, Steve Potts.Additional Resources:Oncomyx Therapeutics

L'interesse di Lacy per l'esplorazione dell'interplay in combinazioni molto ridotte è testimoniato in questa puntata da una serie di duo degli anni ottanta: con il percussionista giapponese Masahiko Togashi (1983); con il chitarrista britannico Derek Bailey, maestro dell'improvvisazione radicale, con cui Lacy aveva una consuetudine di lunga data (1983); con il sassofonista Evan Parker, altro caposcuola dell'improvvisazione europea, in un faccia a faccia fra sax soprani (1985); con il sassofonista afroamericano Steve Potts, per moltissimi anni nei gruppi di Lacy, che lo ammirava molto (1985); con il pianista Ulli Gumpert, uno dei maggiori protagonisti del jazz d'avanguardia dell'allora Germania dell'Est (1985).

A partire dalla prima metà degli anni settanta Lacy dà vita a gruppi che nelle linee di fondo e nella continuità di alcune presenze saranno una costante della sua attività da allora in poi; fra i musicisti che ne fanno parte la moglie Irene Aebi, che oltre a suonare violino e violoncello, spinta da Lacy assume anche il ruolo di cantante, e il sassofonista afroamericano Steve Potts, con cui Lacy stabilisce un sodalizio destinato a prolungarsi per decenni. Negli anni settanta emerge anche l'interesse di Lacy per il rapporto musica/poesia. Nell'81 Lacy è coinvolto in un album che fa epoca, Amarcord Nino Rota, allestito dal produttore Hal Willner: con uno splendido solo Lacy interpreta Roma. Lacy spesso esplora anche la dimensione del duo, con un ventaglio molto ampio di interlocutori: alla fine dell'82 per esempo dal vivo con il batterista Muhammad Ali e con il trombonista George Lewis.