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Put your GOOD where it will do the MOST - Wavy Gravy
Jack Grace - BIG PAPA HUNDO - Humboldt Lorax Clown - MedMarijuana Miracle Maker - Life Artist - Activist - Entertainer - MC
SUPERSTARS JOY & HOPE
THE REAL SUPERSTARS OF THE STILL ALIVE IN '25 TOUR
It was about time that Joy and Hope got their own dedicated page.
Joy & Hope are Big Papa Hundo's VANS BRAND KICKS that he calls JUMPERS because they like to jump ALL THE TIME.
"JOY AND HOPE represent all of the camper kids whom ever have and whom ever will be lucky enough to spend time at Camp Winnarainbow, the circus and performing arts camp for children founded by the MC of Woodstock wavy gravy and is incredible wife jahanara. To me they embody the spirit of adventure and the open minds and hearts of every child. I consider them the two little campers in my teepee and these girls are a handful....they are full of hope and joy for sure."
Joy and Hope will be auctioned to support camp winnarainbow in January of 2026.
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What's up what's up with Big Papa Hundo
In addition to his strong online presence, Big Papa Hundo promotes his message through various in-person interactions and other channels that align with his counterculture values:
- In-person Interactions: His activism relies heavily on direct human connection. He engages with people at informal gatherings and public spaces, which he terms "pop-up activism events" as part of his "Still ALIVE in '25 TOUR". These interactions involve sharing his personal story and philosophy directly.
- Public Speaking and Education: He provides education on cannabis as a medicine, particularly Rick Simpson Oil (RSO), by sharing his own journey of survival. This educational advocacy happens in both formal and informal settings.
- Community Involvement: His message is integrated into his active participation in the Humboldt community. This likely includes involvement in local counterculture events, environmental initiatives, and the arts, though specific event names are not consistently public.
- Charitable Work and Fundraising: He promotes his message by associating it with charitable actions, such as fundraising for Camp Winnarainbow. This demonstrates a commitment to "joyful service" and "communal responsibility" beyond just words.
- Professional Expertise: As an expert in fire prevention, Jack Grace has also participated in professional conferences and discussions, using his platform to make networking easier and connect with others in the industry.
- Potential for Traditional Media: While his focus is mainly digital, general marketing principles suggest that individuals like him may eventually use or be featured in traditional print or radio ads/interviews as part of a broader "marketing mix" for outreach.
His methods emphasize authentic connection, personal storytelling, and practical application of his counterculture philosophy in daily life and community engagement. "Still ALIVE in '25 TOUR" is the personal, ongoing project and theme used by Big Papa Hundo to promote his message of resilience, positive activism, and the health benefits of Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) following his own survival from serious health issues. It is a metaphorical and actual "tour" of his life and his continued advocacy.Purpose and Philosophy
- Celebrating Survival: The core message of the "tour" is a celebration of life and a testament to his survival, which he attributes to RSO. The name itself reflects his continued presence and activism in 2025.
- Advocacy and Education: Through the "tour," he aims to raise awareness and educate people about cannabis as a medicine and the importance of patient rights.
- Joyful Service: The tour aligns with his philosophy of "joyful service" and "positive activism," turning his personal journey into a public platform for helping others and spreading a message of hope.
Events and Activities Rather than a conventional music tour with fixed dates and venues, the "Still ALIVE in '25 TOUR" involves:
- Pop-up activism events: These are informal gatherings and appearances where he shares his story and engages with people.
- Online engagement: He uses social media platforms like Instagram to share updates, philosophy, and connect with a global community of supporters and individuals interested in alternative medicine and counterculture.
- Community interaction: The tour allows him to connect with the counterculture community, reinforcing his "Love All, Serve All" motto and emphasizing communal responsibility.
The "Still ALIVE in '25 TOUR" is less about a traditional performance schedule and more about Big Papa Hundo's continuous, public commitment to his counterculture values and sharing his personal journey with the world.
Big Papa Hundo continues to be active in his large scale EcoArt projects including his recently revealed Anti Hard Drug protest EcoArt protest piece M3TH8373@TH837 that will utilize parts of a bedframe where an addict took his last breath to celebrate the GOOD man he was and call out the SCOURGE OF HARD DRUGS THAT DESTROYED HIM. Big Papa Hundo as the HUMBOLDT LORAX CLOWN will highlight efforts from the post fire investigation and environmentally responsible cleanup big Papa Hundo and the Grateful Living Intentional Community he founded now must accomplish. Big Papa Hundo wants to educate and evoke strong emotion through his provacative art. Generally his works are elusive by design. Big Papa Hundo is masterful at appearing with a circus efficiency, creating a show, making an impact, and vanishing on to next project prior to most ever seeing the art created and the art itself designed to become a part of the ecosystem.
"The hard drug protest piece is going to be a little different than the regular eco-art. While it is upcycled it is not designed to be re-entered into nature as it's a natural disaster. This is the result of a sick person who needed help to get well that instead had a tragic accident with hard drugs that resulted in his life being taken in the most horrific way. Every image of hellfire comes to mind when I investigated that scene and came upon the clues that told me that this man died in his own bed trying to get one more hit. It could have been any single one of us that have ever come into an encounter with hard drugs. When hard drugs are in the community, there's always a risk. A person can inadvertently be exposed and the consequences can be terrible. This community has to take on the burden of the expense of time and labor to clean a terrible mess that threatens the forest and the waterways, this community has lost a resident, and this community needs to face the reality of hard drugs and their impact. To just throw these things away is throwing away an opportunity to save someone else." - Big Papa Hundo
