Adeev Potash

About

Trumpeter, television host, composer, and cultural entrepreneur known as one half of The Potash Twins alongside his identical twin brother Ezra Potash, a duo known for merging jazz, trumpet, and trombone musicianship with food and travel television on the shows Southern Road Trip with the Potash Twins, Beats + Bites with the Potash Twins, and Takeout Twins. He and his brother are also known for the 2022 album Hornography.

Before Fame

He and Ezra began learning their musical instruments in 6th grade. He took up trumpt while Ezra took up trombone. They moved from Omaha to New York City to pursue their music careers. He studied trumpet at SUNY Purchase and was mentored by Jon Faddis. He and his brother began pursuing show making and released their first show Southern Road Trip with The Potash Twins in 2017 on the Travel Channel.

Trivia

He and Ezra were named Composer Laureates of Nebraska in 2025. He and Ezra appeared as guests on The Kelly Clarkson Show in October 2020 and were featured on Good Morning America in 2022. They were once dubbed the "Twin Horns of Joy."

Family Life

He and his brother were raised in a Jewish household. Their father served as a director for the Anti-Defamation League in Texas and as CEO of the Jewish Federation of Omaha. Their mother's frequent international work travel exposed them to global flavors that shaped their food forward TV concepts.

Associated With

He and Ezra were mentored by Wynton Marsalis early in their careers. He and his brother's Travel Channel series Southern Road Trip was executive produced by Andrew Zimmern.