Mark Lewandowski's guest appearances

Mark Lewandowski

Just Hands Poker

The Jazz Podcast

Superstition Review

WBEN Extras

The Matt and Kendal Hagee Podcast

Mark Murphy

Christopher Columbus

Michelle Obama

John Flynn

Brian Murphy

Bernie Sanders

Chris Jacobs

Rick Simpson

David Thomas

Tim Kennedy

Steve Greenberg

Keith Jones

Michael Caputo

Jim Hart

Doug Smith

OwlTail

Lewandowski on restoring the Central Terminal

Lewandowski on restoring the Central Terminal

Mark Lewandowski, retired CTRC president, on restoring the Central Terminal

New York City-based bassist Mark Lewandowski originally hails from Nottingham, England. His interest in the bass took him to London to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Whilst studying at the school Mark was rapidly producing a strong name for himself on the London scene; playing regularly at the world famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club by only his second year in the capital. He was also awarded the Yamaha Jazz award, and is now continuing his studies in New York City as part of the celebrated Artist Diploma programme at the prestigious Juilliard School. He has been lucky to perform with a diverse range of musicians including such names as John Surman, Wynton Marsalis, Buddy Greco, Sheila Jordan, Henry Grimes, Steve Wilson, Paul Dunmall, Vic Juris, Martin Carthy, Jean Toussaint, Tcha Limberger, Julian Joseph, Bobby Wellins, Peter King, Soweto Kinch, Zoe Rahman.Support the show

New York City-based bassist Mark Lewandowski originally hails from Nottingham, England. His interest in the bass took him to London to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Whilst studying at the school Mark was rapidly producing a strong name for himself on the London scene; playing regularly at the world famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club by only his second year in the capital. He was also awarded the Yamaha Jazz award, and is now continuing his studies in New York City as part of the celebrated Artist Diploma programme at the prestigious Juilliard School. He has been lucky to perform with a diverse range of musicians including such names as John Surman, Wynton Marsalis, Buddy Greco, Sheila Jordan, Henry Grimes, Steve Wilson, Paul Dunmall, Vic Juris, Martin Carthy, Jean Toussaint, Tcha Limberger, Julian Joseph, Bobby Wellins, Peter King, Soweto Kinch, Zoe Rahman.<a href="https://patreon.com/thejazzpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Peter Oneill

Brent Jenkins

Jon Metz

More Great Poker Content!Learn about our partners, Solve For Why!Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019!Hand 1The Jack Cleveland$1/$3PreflopUTG opens to $21. Hero is holding QsQx and raises to $65. Folds to UTG who calls. Hero is effective stack with about $400.Flop($130) 367ssxUTG leads out $125. Hero callsTurn ($280) 5sUTG shoves, Hero?Hand 2LA$5/$5PreflopEffective stack is $1200. Hero opens to $20 with KK. 3 in position players and both blinds call.Flop ($120) J73rChecks to hero who bets $80. All in position players and 1 blind call.Turn ($520) 9dChecks to Hero who checks. Next to act bets $135. Folds to button who calls. Folds to Hero who calls.River ($925) 7Hero?Hand 3LA$5/$5Preflop$1500 effective. 4 limps to Hero in CO with A6ss. Hero calls. Fish OTB raises to $30. All limpers including Hero call.Flop ($180) 245ccsChecks through.Turn ($180) 3dChecks to button who bets $140. Folds to hero who raises to $400. Button callsRiver ($980) 6cHero?Hand 4MGM National Harbor$2/$5PreflopUTG ($1000) opens to $20. UTG+1 (covers) calls. MP ($850) calls. Hero ($1500) raises JTs to $100. Folds to UTG who folds. UTG+1 and MP callFlop ($320) JhTs9hChecks through.Turn ($320) 6hUTG1 checks, MP bets $225, Hero calls, UTG1 foldsRiver ($770) 2hMP checks, Hero?Hand 5The Jack Cleveland$1/$3PreflopHero opens to $12 in EP with JThh. Button calls. SB raises to $30. Folds to Hero who calls. Button calls. $450 effectiveFlop ($85) Kc9h6hBB leads $35, hero and button call.Turn ($190) KhBB checks, Hero bets $135, Button shoves about $360 total, BB folds, Hero? 

<a href="http://www.justhandspoker.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">More Great Poker Content!</a> <a href="https://solveforwhyacademy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn about our partners, Solve For Why!</a> <a href="https://tv.solveforwhyacademy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sign up for Solve for Why TV and get 5% off anything in the store with coupon code Justhands2019!</a> Hand 1 The Jack Cleveland $1/$3 Preflop UTG opens to $21. Hero is holding QsQx and raises to $65. Folds to UTG who calls. Hero is effective stack with about $400. Flop($130) 367ssx UTG leads out $125. Hero calls Turn ($280) 5s UTG shoves, Hero? Hand 2 LA $5/$5 Preflop Effective stack is $1200. Hero opens to $20 with KK. 3 in position players and both blinds call. Flop ($120) J73r Checks to hero who bets $80. All in position players and 1 blind call. Turn ($520) 9d Checks to Hero who checks. Next to act bets $135. Folds to button who calls. Folds to Hero who calls. River ($925) 7 Hero? Hand 3 LA $5/$5 Preflop $1500 effective. 4 limps to Hero in CO with A6ss. Hero calls. Fish OTB raises to $30. All limpers including Hero call. Flop ($180) 245ccs Checks through. Turn ($180) 3d Checks to button who bets $140. Folds to hero who raises to $400. Button calls River ($980) 6c Hero? Hand 4 MGM National Harbor $2/$5 Preflop UTG ($1000) opens to $20. UTG+1 (covers) calls. MP ($850) calls. Hero ($1500) raises JTs to $100. Folds to UTG who folds. UTG+1 and MP call Flop ($320) JhTs9h Checks through. Turn ($320) 6h UTG1 checks, MP bets $225, Hero calls, UTG1 folds River ($770) 2h MP checks, Hero? Hand 5 The Jack Cleveland $1/$3 Preflop Hero opens to $12 in EP with JThh. Button calls. SB raises to $30. Folds to Hero who calls. Button calls. $450 effective Flop ($85) Kc9h6h BB leads $35, hero and button call. Turn ($190) Kh BB checks, Hero bets $135, Button shoves about $360 total, BB folds, Hero?

Episode 100! - With special guests Mark Lewandowski, Peter Oneill, Brent Jenkins, and Jon Metz

Mark Lewandowski reads his nonfiction piece “Belarus,” published in Issue 10 of Superstition Review.