The Montice Harmon Show

On Another Note with Montice Harmon

In this segment Harmon discuss recent death in Atlanta Georgia in regards to another police shooting.

Book Talk With Montice Harmon

Montice Harmon interviews his upcoming author, Ellis Thomas as he discusses his passion for continuing his mother's legacy and releasing his first book, "The Broken Vessel," now available on Amazon Kindle.

Harmon talks book of Enoch, fallen angels, colorizing races & million of Africans on a boat to USA?

Harmon shares knowledge his great grandmother, Ossie Lee Clark Caldwell told him about his ancestry background regarding where their people come from. In this episode he express his opinion and truth about what was took from the black culture and how America is still a land apart from Africa as every other continent. That black people where everywhere before the invasions of the Europeans. This segment comes from topics based off of social media critics and Harmon gives his opinion and speak his truth that all black people did not come to America on ships that were impossible to house a million Africans at a time. Not taking away from the fact there were a slave trade and many did come on boats. But according historians and his great grandmother, most black people were already in America. No harm or offense to listeners intended as Harmon discuss the brutal acts commit by whites in America and across the world. The words spoken speaks facts to their nature which he compares to satan and his falling angels manipulating and spawning forth an evil race of people known as racist, nazi or white supremacist as we call them today in America, created to condem God's people.

Harmon talks new single "I Remember" and EP, "Love & Lessons".

Montice Harmon talks about his new single "I Remember" (Released October 12th, 2021, and EP, "Love & Lessons" releases October 19th, 2021.

Expressions of Poetry: An Q&A with Montice Harmon.

Montice Harmon reads emails from readers and listeners wanting to know behind his inspiration creating one of the best prose-poetry collection in the Black American Culture.