> I would add Clojure to the modern Lisps, too, which I find the most feature rich (even though had much more blast writing Janet).

Yup. Clojure may not be the most lispy Lisp but it reaches: it works on top of the JVM (with super easy Java interop), it transpiles to JavaScript and I also use it to write script using Babashka (GraalVM/AOT native Clojure interpreter which starts in milliseconds, avoiding JVM startup time [notoriously slow for regular Clojure programs]).

Being able to share code between Clojure and ClojureScript is really sweet.

Clojure(Script) / Emacs (CIDER) / eglot (LSP client for Emacs): life is good!