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Mark O’Brien
1w ago00:57:05Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – June 24, 2026 ***You can find the player at the bottom of the page*** Our chats will be just that very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. Now, if you’ve been with me since this SEA AND BE SCENE adventure began some 16 years ago you’ll recognize today’s guest as one of my all-time favourites. In fact his first big on-screen role was in an East Coast Smash of a series I covered a ton during it’s 6 season run, and it was wonderful then to chat about his hilarious turn as the sidekick Des Courtney in REPUBLIC OF DOYLE – it has been pure joy watching his star rise to include countless starring roles in major motion pictures and award winning network TV too. In fact in the 12 years since the DOYLE finale there’ve been a non-stop stream of credits for acting, YES, but also for writing and directing too. Case in point his most recent work and the reason he was here in Halifax, Nova Scotia, a few weeks ago. For a special screening of his latest film THE VOICES OF OUR MOTHER which follows a dark chapter “when a family matriarch falls seriously ill, and her four estranged children return home to determine whether she has dementia or is possessed by evil forces.” It’s a supernatural horror in which he not only stars but also serves as writer and director. So indeed, there’s plenty to talk about about this movie including the leading ladies – Canadian screen legend Sheila MacCarthy and Mark’s real life costar Georgina Reilly. We’ll talk about how he came up with the fantastically frightening premise and discover some super cool details on how he managed the breakneck shooting schedule on his Hamilton set and dealt with the final edit amidst filming another movie over seas. We’ll also get the scoop on a few of his many upcoming projects including the crime thriller GOOD IN THE ROOM in which he stars, co-wrote and co-produced with his longtime pal Pat Kiely and the comedy/horror NICE PEOPLE for which he serves as director and co-star alongside Sosie Bacon, Ella Travolta and another dear friend and fellow Newfoundlander Shawn Doyle. We’ll also talk about his onscreen reunion with Oscar Winner Russell Crowe and his continued collaboration with mega award-winning composer Andrew Staniland. Plus we’ll play a custom round of 1st Things First, an epic turn of The Final Countdown and some of his favourite soundtrack music too. So with all that ahead let’s get to it… wait before we roll the interview there are a few things you should know. One – the Halifax hotel where Mark was staying – while lovely was no so great for recording audio, so this chat took place in my car. A show first, but honestly, given the quality of the sound might not be the last. Two – this was recorded back on Saturday, June 6th a week after his beloved Montreal Canadians were eliminated from the playoffs. That note will make sense later. And three – Mark’s schedule was bananas busy that weekend. He’d just flown in from a hometown screening in St.John’s amidst his filming of movie in Montreal and our interview was sandwiched in between meetings so even though I could talk to him for hours on end – our time was VERY limited so while we don’t exactly round out the full hour of our show I will be back at the tail end of the show with a special recap report from the CBMIC HALL OF FAME Ceremonies so stay tuned for that. Okay, I think that’s everything – and now without further ado here’s my long-awaited and wonderful sit-down conversation with the one and only Mark O’Brien. Follow Mark O’Brien on Instagram You can listen to our 2019 podcast chat with Mark here and our last chat in 2022 here. For a great look at all the fun we’ve had with Mr. O’Brien through the years, from pints in pubs to on-set chats be sure to check out the #SABS10 Video Vault To listen to my most recent podcast chat with Mark’s sister – singer/songwriter Melanie O’Brien here. We played some amazing music on the show to get a copy for your collection from iTunes just click on the title – “The Mighty Rio Grande” by This Will Destroy You, “Oh Yeah” by Great Big Sea and “Paris” by Gordie Sampson To see Amelie Sampson sing “Paris” at the CBMIC Hall of Fame Celebration in tribute to her father Gordie click here. <img data-recalc-dims="1" decoding="async" width="1024" height="679" data-attachment-id="123980" data-permalink="https://stephaniebeaumont.com/2026/06/25/mark-obrien-3/mark-obrien-sea-and-be-scene-and-heard-podcast/" data-orig-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Mark-OBrien-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE.-And-HEARD-podcast-.jpg?fit=1200%2C796&ssl=1" data-orig-size="1200,796" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-meta="{"aperture":"0","credit":"","camera":"","caption":"","created_timestamp":"0","copyright":"","focal_length":"0","iso":"0","shutter_speed":"0",&q...
Transcribe →Kelley Edwards
Jun 400:50:21Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – June 3, 2026 Our chats will be just that, very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. Now there’s an old adage that says “when you need something done, ask a busy person!” And listen, I know today’s guest is always busy doing something wonderfully creative – but since I really wanted to chat about this season’s entertaining slate of productions at Grafton Street Dinner Theatre, I could think of no one better than the fantastic force at the helm of all that hilarity. So yes, I’m interrupting her busy schedule so we can talk about the shows and so much more, including what it takes to cast each musical and the truly special skills each performer needs to bring to the table – literally! We’ll also talk about the experience each guest can expect from the immersive 3 hours of engaging entertainment, to the fantastic food to the truly incredible sense of community. Plus, we’ll play a freshly installed edition of 1st Things First, launch a brand new game called The Very Last Thing and even spin some of the amazing music from this season’s Grafton Street Dinner Theatre line-up. So with all that ahead, we best get to it – here’s my phone call conversation with the Artistic Director herself, the one and only Kelley Edwards. For all things Grafton Street Dinner Theatre – Show Info, Reservations, Menus and more visit graftonstdinnertheatre.com For more information on Kelley Edwards’ other big project WHEN YOU DIE visit the official site whenyoudie.org You can listen to our last podcast chat with Kelley here (airdate May 14, 2025) We played some wonderful music on the show and it’s all available on iTunes – just click on the title and get your copy of “Delta Dawn” by Tanya Tucker, “Love Shack” by The B-52s, and “Return to Me” by Dean Martin. Please note Garth Brook tune “Friends in Low Places” can be purchased on his official site here. The post Kelley Edwards appeared first on Stephanie Beaumont.
Transcribe →Andy Hines
May 2700:57:05Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – May 27, 2026 Our chats will be just that very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. Now, if you’re a regular listener to the show, you know how much I LOVE MOVIES, so you’ve gotta know when they’re filmed right here in the homeland, that’s the absolute finest kind. And how wonderful it’s been to watch the phenomenal response from movie fans across the country to LITTLE LORRAINE. Filmed on Cape Breton Island, the gripping crime drama brings to life the lore of a tiny seaside town turned dark by an international drug smuggling ring run across the sea on lobster boats and on land, in of all things, coffins. So appropos, and have mercy, is it marvellous! The movie marks the debut feature for my guest today, who, after directing music videos for countless artists from Alicia Keys and Keith Urban to Coldplay and Classified had another music track come at him that would change everything. A song from fellow Nova Scotia Adam Baldwin that sparked something in my guest’s storytelling spirit from which an entire film unfolded. So we’ll talk about that moment and so much more, including how it felt make his first movie back home in the province and how that legendary Cape Breton hospitality showed up for him on screen and off. We’ll also hear how he wove music into the project, discover the importance he places in dreams and even get the scoop on his sophomore feature that’ll have him calling “Action!” back here on the East Coast. Plus, we’ll get to 1st Things First, play an enlightening round of INsights IN 10 and even spin some of his favourite soundtrack tunes throughout the hour. So, with all that ahead, we’d best get to it – here’s my Zoom call conversation with the one and only Andy Hines. You’ll find the player at the bottom of this post. Follow Andy Hines online at @andyhines.tv and his film at @littlelorrainefilm and check out the trailer here. Have a watch of “Lighthouse in Little Lorraine” by Adam Baldwin ~ the music video that started it all Andy and I talked about the wonderful Greg Thomey who starred as Uncle Huey in the music video ~ you can watch my on set interview Mr.Thomey behind the scenes of THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES here. We played some truly cool tunes on the show today and they’re all available on iTunes. To grab a copy for your collection just click on the title – “Lighthouse in Little Lorraine” by Adam Baldwin, “Straight to Hell” by The Clash, “Partyman” by Prince, “Nova Heart” by Spoons and “Workin’ Man (live)” by Men of the Deeps. The post <a...
Transcribe →2026 Spring Special With The Sidekick
May 600:55:53Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – April 29, 2026 Our chats will be just that very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable and you know it’s always a treat whenever The Sidekick jumps into the co-host’s chair. Oh – it’s time for our seasonal sit down for our a much-anticipated annual tradition – the 2026 Spring Special with The Sidekick edition of SEA AND BE SCENE… And HEARD. Recorded just days after her return home following her first year of University, with topics that include (but are not limited to) the University of King’s College freshman postmortem, what she’ll miss most about the living in the big city for the next few months, what she’s most looking forward to doing here on the South Shore this summer, and as you might imagine… way too many other topics to list. PLUS we’ll spin some of her favourite tunes along the way and because she believes she’s changed so dramatically, we’ll play INsights IN 10 to see if that’s true!!! So grab yourself coffee, pull up a chair and give a listen to my latest chat with the absolute BEST daughter on the planet – my one, the only – The Sidekick! (you’ll find the player at the bottom of the post) We played some great music on the show today and all the tracks are available on iTunes. To get a copy for your collection just click on the title – “Paper Planes” by M.I.A., “Rubber Band Man” by Mumford & Sons with Hozier, “American Cars” by Noah Kahan and “Vogue” by Madonna. For the recipe for the simple recipe for that Irish Soda Bread click here. For the recipe for the white chocolate + orange popcorn click here. You can click here to listen to our Fall Special and while you’re on the site have a look through The Sidekick’s VIDEO VAULT for all kinds of on-camera festive fun. The post 2026 Spring Special With The Sidekick appeared first on Stephanie Beaumont.
Transcribe →Jenna MacMillan
Apr 2300:57:20Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – April 22, 2026 Our chats will be just that very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. With today’s guest I was over the moon, and I mean as far as fun flag-wavers for PEI go you’ll find no finer… or for the record busier! Now for the sake of full transparency I want to share two things – the first is that I would need a couple dozen shows to squeeze in all of this woman’s work – from her early days in front of the camera on EMILY OF NEW MOON to her directorial debut of THE SNAKE making it’s world premiere at SXSW last month there have been countless creative projects for the big and small screen. And the second – we recorded this call amidst the tiniest smidge of daylight on her schedule during the Canadian Media Producers’ big PRIME TIME 2026 festival this past January, where she was booked to speak as an industry expert – so we were limited time-wise there too. Did we talk about her making Playback Magazine’s prestigious 10 to Watch list? No. Did we celebrate all the amazing this she’s done with the Charlottetown Film Festival (now Anchorfest)? I promise I’ll put that at the top of my list for our next chat. For this call, I was focused on her super cool debut feature THE SNAKE and how she was feeling about it screening at one of the coolest festivals on the planet. We talked about her righteous company Club Red Productions, what it takes to be a producer, as many of her projects – past, present and future and naturally her affinity for the homeland. Plus – we got to 1st Things First, played an enlightening round of INsights IN 10 and even spun some of her favourite tunes along the way. So with all that ahead, we best get to it. Here’s my telephone conversation with the one and only Jenna MacMillan. (You’ll find the player at the bottom of the post!) Find and follow Jenna MacMillan online – Instagram, IMDb For more on Jenna’s production company visit clubredproductions.com While you’re here check out my podcast chats with stars of THE SNAKE Susan Kent here and Jonathan Torrens here. We played some great music on the show and it’s all available on iTunes. To grab a copy for your collection just click on the title “Ahead by a Century” by The Tragically Hip, “The Return (Love Comes Back)” by Rose Cousins, “Same Old Song” by The Four Tops and “Not in Love” by Platinum Blonde The post Jenna MacMillan appeared first on Stephanie Beaumont.
Transcribe →Terri Lynn Kearsey
Apr 800:54:43Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – April 8, 2026 Our chats will be just that, very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. As for today’s guest I can tell you confidently it’s always a delight and that’s based on many years of knowing her and working with her too. In fact we go all the way back to the beginning of this SEA AND BE SCENE adventure – back when we were both hosting shows on Bell Aliant’s Community One Television. Fast forward about a decade or so and you’ll see she’s added a ton of incredible productions to her resume. From projects on the big screen like DANCING ON THE ELEPHANT, HAILEY ROSE and SXSW-winning feature THE SNAKE, to series work on shows like PRETTY BLIND, THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES and THE CURSE OAK ISLAND to her most recent hit EVERYBODY’S MEG for which she just received the Canadian Screen Award Nomination for Best Webseries. So you best believe we’ll chat about all of that and so much more – including how she manages all the many hats she wears on set and what it’s like to shift from big budget productions to those independent projects. We’ll also hear what tops her dream production wish list and learn what she misses most about her hometown of St.John’s, NL. Plus we’ll get to 1st Things First play a truly enlightening round of INsights IN 10 and even spins some of her favourite tunes along the way. So with all that ahead we best get to it – here’s my telephone conversation with the one and only Terri Lynn Kearsey (you’ll find the player at the bottom of this post) Check out Terri Lynn’s IMDb page and follow her on Instagram @terrilynnkearsey Watch EVERYBODY’S MEG on Fibe TV1 in Canada and worldwide on trailerparkboysplus.com We played some great music on the show today and all of the tracks are available on iTunes. To get a copy for your collection just click on the title – “Carry Me Home” by Hey! Rosetta, “Mull River Shuffle” by The Rankin Family, “Star Wars (Main Title Theme)” by John Williams with the Utah Symphony Orchestra and “Wildflower” by Hilary Adams While you’re here check out our first chat with THE SNAKE star Susan Kent here. Push play below and Flashback to Terri Lynn when she was hosting ATLANTIC JOURNAL and she was a guest on my show SEA AND BE SCENE TV. <img data-recalc-dims="1" loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1024" height="679" data-attachment-id="123445" data-permalink="https://stephaniebeaumont.com/2026/04/08/terri-lynn-kearsey/terri-lynn-kearsey-sea-and-be-scene-and-heard-podcast/" data-orig-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Terri-Lynn-Kearsey-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE-And-HEARD-podcast.jpg?fit=1200%2C796&ssl=1" data-orig-size="1200,796" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-meta="{"aperture":"0","credit":"","camera":"","caption":"","created_timestamp":"0","copyright":"","focal_length":"0","iso":"0","shutter_speed":"0","title":"","orientation":"1"}" data-image-title="Terri Lynn Kearsey SEA AND BE SCENE And HEARD podcast" data-image-description="" data-image-caption="" data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Terri-Lynn-Kearsey-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE-And-HEARD-podcast.jpg?fit=1024%2C679&ssl=1" src="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Terri-Lynn-Kearsey-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE-And-HEARD-podcast.jpg?resize=1024%2C679&ssl=1" alt="Terri Lynn Kearsey SEA AND BE SCENE And HEARD podcast" class="wp-image-123445" srcset="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Terri-Lynn-Kearsey-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE-And-HEARD-podcast.jpg?resize=1024%2C679&ssl=1 1024w, https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/...
Transcribe →Alexandra McDonald
Mar 400:58:44Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – March 4, 2026 Our chats will be just that, very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. And what an absolute delight it was to connect with today’s guest, who’s following up her award-winning big screen debut with another command performance in the 2026 retelling of the 1986 classic YOUNGBLOOD. Set to roll into theatres across the country this Friday, March 6th. The new movie, like the original, revolves around a fiery young hockey player who’s determined to make it despite his demons and his dad. A fresh turn in this new take is handled by our guest today, who takes on the role of romantic interest Jessie Chadwick with the added dimension of also being a goalie with goals of her own. We’ll talk about how tremendous talent, coupled with her sporty skills, ticked every box to book the gig and so much more! Including how it felt to be one of so few women in the feature and how her on-screen dad, played by NL’s Shawn Doyle, made her feel like a real-life daughter. We’ll also flashback to her first feature NIGHT BLOOMS, with fond words from the director Stephanie Joline and discuss the passion she put into her ACTRA Award-winning performance. Plus, we’ll hear about her growing up on Prince Edward Island, discover how she got started in the business, get her advice for aspiring actors, and learn about what she’s working on next. We’ll also get to 1st THINGS FIRST, play an enlightening round of INsights IN 10 and even spin some of her favourite tunes along the way. So with all that ahead, we best get to it. Here’s my telephone conversation with the one and only Alexandra McDonald. (You can find the player at the bottom of the post) Find Alexandra online via her IMDb page and follow her on Instagram @alexandracmcdonald Check out the trailer for YOUNGBLOOD 2026 below and for more on the movie click here. We played some cool tunes on our show all of which are available on iTunes. To grab a copy for your collection just click on the title – “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” by the Proclaimers, “Logical” by Emilia May, “Too Dry to Cry” by Willis Earl Beal and “Texas Sun” by Khruangbin & Leon Bridges While you’re here check out our podcast chats with Alexandra’s NIGHT BLOOMS director Stephanie Joline here and her YOUNGBLOOD co-star Shawn Doyle here. The post <a href="https://stephaniebeaumont.com/2026/03/04/a...
Transcribe →A Li’l Affair 2026
Feb 2500:53:15Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – February 25, 2026 Our chats will be just that, very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck, totally enjoyable. And what an action packed, talent stacked show we’ve got in store for your today as we get set to celebrate INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2026 with the 2nd Annual A LI’L AFFAIR Concert on Saturday, March 7th with a bonus Sunday concert on March 8th – both shows are set to go at the sonically sweet Sanctuary Arts Centre in Dartmouth with a righteous roster of artists backed up by a house band full of the best in the biz. So deserving of the spotlight! We’ll do our best to squeeze in as much as we can within the hour, including amazing music by and conversations with – Halifax-based award-winning singer songwriter Freya Milliken who’ll share how she went from working behind the scenes on last year’s event to taking centre stage for this one, and discover how her lovely Lullaby Song project with Symphony Nova Scotia came together. Will also connect with Cuban-born, Halifax-based singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Ali Enriquez to talk about her passion for playing and what she’s most looking forward to performing at A LI’L AFFAIR. And before the hours out, we’ll connect with the always extraordinary Terra Spencer, who, according to the event poster, will be seated with the all-star band for the show. So we’ll get the scoop on how she got that gig and press her on whether or not she’ll be making her way to the main mic for a little song of her own. Let’s get things started with the fantastic force behind this annual celebration of women and song – she’s the one and only Victoria Howse. (You can find the player at the bottom of this post) For tickets to the 2026 A LI’L AFFAIR on Saturday, March 7th and March 8th at the Sanctuary Arts Centre in Dartmouth click here. For details on how to donate to Adsum for Women and Children visit adsumforwomen.org Be sure to follow Funk Island Lab on Instagram and on Facebook For more on Ali Enriquez follow her on Instagram and check out her linktr.ee For all things Freya Milliken visit her website at freyamilliken.com and follow her on instagram too! You can find Terra online at terraspencer.ca and on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube We played some truly cool tunes on this episode to get a copy for your collection just click on the title – “Go Back” by Kim Wempe, “Se Vale Llolar” by Ali Enriquez, “Wholeheartedly” by Freya Milliken, “Other Side of Goodbye” by Terra Spencer and “Summer Nights” by John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John <img data-recalc-dims="1" loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1024" height="679" data-attachment-id="123043" data-permalink="https://stephaniebeaumont.com/2026/02/25/a-lil-affair-2026/a-lil-affair-podcast-2/" data-orig-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/A-LIL-AFFAIR-podcast.jpg?fit=1200%2C796&ssl=1" data-orig-size="1200,796" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-meta="{"aperture":"0","credit"...
Transcribe →Dave Gunning
Feb 1100:56:19Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – February 11, 2026 Our chats will be just that very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable – and I’d bet any money if you’ve had the great fortune of crossing paths with today’s guest – you were more joyful because of it. After a mega award-winning career that spans more than 2 decades, 14 albums and hundreds and hundreds of live shows – we fortunate folks number off the charts. In fact, I’ve lost track of the number of times his name has been mentioned here on the show – from much anticipated headliner at a festival to a cherished co-writing session, a terrific touring partner, perfect producer and dearest friend – the impact he has made on so many is immeasurable. And while his humble side will fight me on it at every turn we’ll talk about all of that and so much more. We’ll also celebrate his brand new project set for release on February 20, 2026. It’s called Field Notes and while there’s no denying its production is like nothing he’s ever experienced for an album – I’d go so far as to say there’s never been a project that has captured the true artist that he is so magnificently. Just wait til you hear all about it. Plus we’ll get to The 1st Word, play The Final Countdown and of course spin as much of marvellous music as we can within the hour. So with all that ahead we best get to it – here’s my telephone conversation with the one and only Dave Gunning. (you’ll find the player at the bottom of the post) For all things Dave Gunning check out his website davegunning.com and follow him on Facebook and Instagram Pre-Order Dave’s forthcoming project Field Notes click here. For a complete list of tour dates and ticket links too click here. To get a copy of Dave’s children’s book “To Be With You” illustrated by Meaghan Smith click here. To see the post from Dave’s recent trip to St.John’s to celebrate “Sing the World Better” click here. We played some amazing on today’s show and all of it’s available on iTunes. To grab a copy for your collection just click on the title – “Blue Heart,” “Saltwater Hearts” and “Goin’ Nowhere Tonight” by Dave Gunning and “Sing the World Better” by The Ennis Sisters. For the full scoop on The Hector Heritage Quay Exhibit in Pictou, Nova Scotia click here. Give a listen to our podcast chat with Dave back in November of 2019 here and my recent chat with Dave’s pal Rose Morrison here. <img data-recalc-dims="1" loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1024" height="679" data-attachment-id="122898" data-permalink="https://stephaniebeaumont.com/2026/02/11/dave-gunning/dave-gunning-sea-and-be-scene-and-heard-podcast/" data-orig-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephaniebeaumont.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Dave-Gunning-SEA-AND-BE-SCENE.-And-HEARD-podcast-.jpg?fit=1200%2C796&ssl=1" data-orig-size="1200,796" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-meta="{"aperture":"0","credit":"","camera":"","caption":"","created_timestamp":"0","copyright":&q...
Transcribe →Joe H. Henry
Feb 400:55:26Tap to summarizeBroadcast Date – February 4, 2026 Our chats will be just that, very conversational, not entirely sensible and with any luck totally enjoyable. And what an absolute delight it was catching up with today’s guest, whose tremendous talents are only rivalled by his humility. A gifted singer-songwriter who pours every bit of life experience into his music with lyrics crafted through a heartfelt blend of grit and gratitude and delivered in a powerhouse performance. It’s no surprise he’s been winning over audiences around the world – in fact at this very moment he’s in the middle of a month long tour around the UK – wowing crowds and winning over fans and once he’s done there he’ll head back home to Nova Scotia for a long away concert at the Chester Playhouse on February 13th– so we’ll talk about all of that and so much more including his forthcoming EP Real Things, his process for writing music and the unique way he approaches every live performance. We’ll also hear how following his heart led him from out west to Canada’s East Coast and discover the importance he places on connecting with communities every stop along the way. Plus, we’ll get THE FIRST WORD, will play THE FINAL COUNTDOWN and even spin some of his amazing music along the way. So with all that ahead, we best get to it! Here’s my telephone conversation with the one and only Joe H. Henry. (you’ll find the player at the bottom of the post) Find Joe H. Henry online at joehhenry.com and follow him on Instagram and Facebook For tickets to Joe’s show at the Chester Playhouse Theatre on Friday, February 13th click here. You can listen to our last podcast chat with Joe H. Henry here. We played some great tunes on today’s show and they’re all available on iTunes. To get a copy for your collection, just click on the title. “Real Things,” “Keep The Fire Burning,” and “Only a Whisper” by Joe H. Henry and “In the City” by Terra Spencer featuring the Bela String Quartet. Joe gave a great shout-out to Australian artist Georgia Mooney ~ you can hear why he loves her sound on her website at georgiamooney.com The post Joe H. Henry appeared first on Stephanie Beaumont.
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