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Episode 2: Poker Shape & Books

Kevin Fitzpatrick
Joanna & Kevin's Big Show

Joanna & Kevin's Big Show
Joanna & Kevin’s Big Show

The first episode went so well, we now have a new one for Joanna and Kevin’s Big Show. In this second episode, Jo Holliday starts to get into “poker shape” and prepare for the World Series of Poker. She’s not drinking while working in a dive bar; and reveals the mental aspect in poker. Kevin Fitzpatrick talks about his World War I book and promoting the book during the year. He’s also interested in veterans and veterans affairs. Jo and Kevin map out what future episodes could hold for the Big Show. Thanks for listening!

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