# Joe Henderson

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Episode 24: Hospitality, Community, and a Vision for Springfield with Harrison Miller

In this episode of Mildly Amusing, James sits down with Harrison Miller, a Washington County native whose career has taken him through restaurants, bars, hospitality, and some familiar names throughout the area. Harrison studied business in college and went on to own a bar in Lexington, but he alwa…

Episode 25: From Poplar Corner to Around the World with Spencer Clark

In this episode of Mildly Amusing, James sits down with Spencer Clark, who grew up in Poplar Corner and whose family roots in the area go back generations. Spencer still owns a portion of the original 70,000 plus acres given to a Clark ancestor after the Revolutionary War. He shares stories from gr…

Rex Richardson, pt. 1

"A startling display of virtuosity...This was something very different, played by a performer of rare gifts indeed." -- 4barsRest.com, in a review of Rex Richardson's performance at the 2013 World Music Championship in Kerkrade, Netherlands Renowned as champion of new, genre-busting music featuring…

Andrew Hill

Pianist and composer Andrew Hill (born June 30, 1931) never really received the widespread recognition and acceptance his talents warranted. Jazz critic John Fordham described Hill as a "uniquely gifted composer, pianist and educator" although "his status remained largely inside knowledge in the ja…

Episode October 25 2026

This week's episode begins with flautist Lori Bell and her ensembles from Southern California. Then we have a chugga-chugga train theme from Metheny and Moody. Finally some of my favorite new releases that may show up on my best of album list for 2026.  Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Lori Bell ~ L…

Joe Henderson: PTSD, Fatherhood, and the Cost of Emotional Armor

“Dad, why are you so angry all the time?” Those words forced former police officer Joe Henderson to confront something he hadn't been willing to see: the emotional armor he'd built to survive the job was affecting the people he loved most. After years of responding to traumatic incidents, Joe learn…

Joe Henderson: PTSD, Fatherhood, and the Cost of Emotional Armor

“Dad, why are you so angry all the time?” Those words forced former police officer Joe Henderson to confront something he hadn't been willing to see: the emotional armor he'd built to survive the job was affecting the people he loved most. After years of responding to traumatic incidents, Joe learn…

Louka Patenaude, the Musical Chameleon

Today, Louka Patenaude joins us on Taste the Music. Patenaude is a chameleon of sorts. There’s the singer songwriter, sometimes with a country sound. There’s the bluegrass picker, then there’s the sultry 70s Grant Green sounding Jazz man. There’s the jangly indie pop that emanates from some of Pate…

Rex Richardson, pt. 2

"A startling display of virtuosity...This was something very different, played by a performer of rare gifts indeed." -- 4barsRest.com, in a review of Rex Richardson's performance at the 2013 World Music Championship in Kerkrade, Netherlands Renowned as champion of new, genre-busting music featuring…

Episode 2: NI Hospitality Is Struggling: What’s Really Going On? | Zesty Mill Podcast

Why are so many restaurants, cafés and bars closing across Belfast and Northern Ireland? Juliana (Yellow Zest), Conor, our lovely producer and Morgan (The Spinners Mill Studio) dig into the wave of hospitality closures: business rates, National Insurance changes, the cost of living and the arrival …