Mike's Moment Of... Songs and Stories (S2 E2): Wayne Armond

In this rich and soulful episode of Mike's Moment Of… Songs and Stories, Michael Sean Harris sits down with legendary Jamaican singer, guitarist, songwriter, and founding member of Chalice, Wayne Armond. Known for timeless recordings and a career that spans decades of Jamaican music history, Wayne brings wisdom, humor, and generous storytelling as he reflects on his creative journey.

Together, they dive into the origins of beloved songs, the evolution of his writing and production style, and the behind-the-scenes moments that shaped one of Jamaica's most iconic bands.

In This Episode

• The story behind "I Still Love You"
• Songwriting inspiration
• How "Dance Hall Monic" came about
• Approach to production
• Priceless memories

Wayne Armond is a celebrated Jamaican musician, songwriter, vocalist, and producer best known as a founding member of the pioneering reggae band Chalice. With a signature voice and an unmistakable melodic sensibility, Wayne has contributed to some of Jamaica's most enduring musical moments—both with the band and as a solo artist and collaborator. From anthemic hits to deeply personal ballads, Wayne's work has helped define a generation of Jamaican sound and continues to inspire artists across genres and borders.

Mike's Moment Of… is a podcast hosted by Michael Sean Harris, exploring creativity, culture, and spirit through conversations with artists, thinkers, and storytellers from Jamaica, the Caribbean, and beyond.

Each episode is a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect through life, creativity, innovation and the arts.

This conversation is a treasure for music lovers, musicians, and fans of Jamaican artistry. Wayne Armond gives rare insight into the craftsmanship, lived experience, and heart behind some of the island's most meaningful songs—offering wisdom, laughter, and inspiration in every moment.

Connect with Wayne Armond

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wayne.armond.7

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/armondwayne

Youtube https://youtube.com/channel/UCAbN3lQZvXvHKZk8SmQLdfA?si=iu3JN0ELT-p-qpKX

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CREDITS

Host: Michael Sean Harris
Production:n Michael Sean Harris
Music: Michael Sean Harris

Connect with Michael Sean Harris / Reggae Online

Instagram @aelsean / @reggaeonlineschool

YouTube @michaelseanharris / @reggaeonlineschool

Linktree @ReggaeOnline

Website michaelseanharris.com / reggae-on-line.com

Mike's Moment Of... Roots Evolution (S2 E1): Clinton Fearon

In this powerful Season 2 premiere, Michael Sean Harris sits down with legendary reggae artist Clinton Fearon for an inspiring conversation about his journey from the hills of St. Andrew, Jamaica to becoming one of the most respected voices in roots reggae. Together, they explore the evolution of his sound, the lessons learned with The Gladiators, the spiritual and philosophical core of his songwriting, and how he continues to uplift global audiences through music filled with truth, joy, and resilience.

Whether you're a musician, a reggae lover, or simply someone drawn to stories of purpose and creativity, this episode will leave you rooted, grounded, and inspired.

Topics Covered

• Clinton's early memories learning guitar
• Impactful moments with The Gladiators
• His approach to songwriting, storytelling, and conscious lyricism
• Some of his philosophies
• Advice for young musicians and Clinton's thoughts on legacy

Clinton Fearon is a Jamaican-born singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose music has influenced generations of reggae artists. After years of shaping the sound of The Gladiators in the 1970s, he moved on to create a vibrant solo career, blending deep roots, acoustic warmth, and lyrical wisdom. His music is known for its positivity, humility, and power—resonating with audiences worldwide.

Mike's Moment Of… is a podcast hosted by Michael Sean Harris, exploring creativity, culture, and spirit through conversations with artists, thinkers, and storytellers from Jamaica, the Caribbean, and beyond.

Each episode is a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect through life, creativity, innovation and the arts.

Connect with Clinton Fearon

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ClintonFearonMusic

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/clintonfearon

Youtube http://www.youtube.com/user/ClintonFearon

Website http://www.clintonfearon.com

Twitter https://twitter.com/clintonfearon

Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/clinton-fearon

MUSIC VIDEOS (selection)

On The Other Side (Live at Baco studio), 2021 https://youtu.be/s0sOHofIiw0

Fix It (single), 2020 https://youtu.be/dlrKeGBGbKM

Together Again (Clinton Fearon feat. Alpha Blondy), 2019 https://youtu.be/0d8wfInVBQo

Why Worry (History Say album), 2019 https://youtu.be/Lr8abFANyCI

🎧 Listen to Mike's Moment Of… wherever you get your podcasts

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/reggae-online/id6477742277?hasPaidContent=false
🌐 Follow on Instagram [ @mikesmomentof ] | YouTube [ https://youtube.com/@mikesmomentofpodcast ]
📩 Contact / Collaborate: [ mikesmomentof@gmail.com ]

CREDITS

Host: Michael Sean Harris
Production:n Michael Sean Harris
Music: Michael Sean Harris

Connect with Michael Sean Harris / Reggae Online

Instagram @aelsean / @reggaeonlineschool

YouTube @michaelseanharris / @reggaeonlineschool

Linktree @ReggaeOnline

Website michaelseanharris.com / reggae-on-line.com

We've reached EP 40!! My final episode in the season of #MikesMomentOf 🎉 This episode we do some Light Unpacking of a workshop run by Daphnie and Karl called We Are The Canon!
Link in bio or http://linktr.ee/aelsean

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#theaterarts #directing #decolonizingcurriculum #antiracism #tertiaryeducation #AmericasRaceProblem #artsactivism #latinx #latin #TheatreforSocialChange #Jamaican #BlackTheater #AfroLatinX #UnPacking #WeAreTheCanon

Daphnie Sicre

Daphnie is currently researching the Afro-Latinx experience in theatre, which analyzes the discourse of race in performance-with particular interest in Latinx and Black Theatre. The focal point of her dissertation was the Afro-Latinx experience within the play Platanos & Collard Greens. She also focuses on Theatre for Social Change perspectives especially for Latinx Theatre, Latin American Theatre, Black Theatre, & Theatre of the Oppressed. Plus theories and practices of Hip Hop Theatre and Applied Theatre.

Karl O'Brian Williams

Karl O'Brian Williams is a Jamaican-born actor, playwright, producer, and educator. His acting career has taken him from stages in the Caribbean to those in New York, Toronto, and the United Kingdom. In 2019 he was co-writer on the short film "Winston," which received the following film festival selections: the Hip Hop Film Festival, Bronzelens, Circle City Film Festival, Queen City Film Festival, the Pan African Film Festival & the African-American Film Festival – the screenplay was adapted from Williams' Monologue "The Kept Man."

Links in Bio
Apple Podcasts
Links to Podcast, Book and Website
Folkbeats & Blipspeak Single: All Forgiven
www.michaelseanharris.com

The Book (Commission earned):
Mike's Pocket Performance Pointers on Audible
Mike's Pocket Performance Pointers on Amazon