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Max Ink Radio #251129A

Max Ink Radio · Sat Nov 29, 2025

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I know that this has been a difficult time for so many people you know in Jamaica.

Let me first start out by telling people that your organization is Jam, for Jamaica.

You're also a member of the People Brothers Band and then your own band, The Story.

But tell us about Jam for Jamaica. Why did that really grab such a big piece of your heart?

Something that we all love and we all learn from and we're able to teach through and really benefit some people and help some people.

And we've been at it for 20 years now in the very center of Jamaica in a town called Poros near Mandeville in the Manchester Parish right in the center of the island.

So they took a good shot from the storm, you know, category five, 200 mile an hour winds.

There's some people that are just now getting in touch with me and other people in their lives.

Phone call I got today was in the grill and they're just starting to get some of the logistics back online.

So people can actually think about conducting business and doing what they're doing.

There's just disaster status all over Jamaica right now.

How hard has this been for you to not really see with your own eyes what's happened there?

It's always pretty rugged there, but to see some of the video, the trees have no foliage on them, which means the fruit fell to the ground.

It's going to take some time for a lot of this habitat to reform.

How many houses or pieces of homes do you think you've helped build in the last 20 years?

Over 200.

Wow.

Do you have any idea if any of those are still standing from what I've seen and heard?

Everything is still in good shape.

I guess we're doing something right and we'll keep doing it.

What I haven't thought about is some of the damage now is coming through the foundations.

So maybe the house is intact and the roof is still intact, but some of the foundations are shifting.

What would you say about the people that you know in a way you've adopted people there?

We kind of did a copy and paste to make it more feasible for us to not have to cut through so much red tape

and to be able to really help people that need help directly as we see it.

Not just top down type mentality, it's more of a ground up thing, far more organic.

And we've been able to just help people in the matter of a day or half a day after we meet them sometimes.

We just help them and be on our way instead of cutting through all the red tape.

We can continue to go there and interact with this community that we've really fallen in love with and have become a part of.

I've been able to take hundreds of people there on these missions.

I'll continue to do it as long as we can and now it's a demand.

It's something that is a necessity.

It needs to happen because of hurricane Melissa.

There's no way to prepare for any of that and all we can do is just keep our ears open and our eyes open

and make sure that we're trying to help the people who need help.

What happens next?

Yeah, we're definitely going to stop by some of the hospitals and the schools and make sure that they're getting the relief or at least have a plan in action for what's going to happen

for those types of crucial establishments and crucial teams that should be supporting anybody else that needs help.

We're going to start there.

We already had some initiatives in mind as far as rubbish removal and it's just something that needs to be addressed and now everything is rubbish.

Do you have a date in mind when you hope to get over there?

We'll be there the third week of January.

For anybody that will hear this, if they want to learn more about it, if they want to make a donation to try to help out, where should they go Craig? What's the best place?

Our website is jam for jam.org J M F O R J M dot org jam for jam dot org.

I'm mostly speechless.

I've kind of shied away from asking people for help, but this is a time where Jamaica specifically needs our help.

Craig, thank you. It has been a pleasure talking with you. Please be safe in your travels and I hope you're able to get done everything that you have as part of your adoption of this area

and part of your mission as well.

Thanks, Terry. Thanks for speaking with me. I appreciate it.

And Terry tells me there's a $20,000 fundraising goal for Craig's January mission and it just hit the halfway mark.

It is the season of giving and if you like to learn more or even support the effort, go to jam for jam dot org.

That's jam for jam dot org.

And Terry will share the updates when Craig and other local volunteers arrive in Jamaica early next year.

And now some of those people who travel with Craig are members of the People Brothers Band.

This is layme down from the People Brothers Band on Max and Gradio.

I head up on front through my head the other day. I knew I should grab your hand and run away.

You hit something on your mind that you have to say.

So you took the two of the three of us who we will play.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down in shuttle. We'll be with the bow.

Well, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down on that high foot, Mississippi River Ground.

I feel down and down into a number of dreams that I was wearing the biggest smile that you ever see.

You let me do anything I want to do.

You said I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it too.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down in shuttle. We'll be with the bow.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down on that high foot, Mississippi River Ground.

I won't to meet no one you've been dreaming of.

I'm gonna give you all my, all my love.

You and me get together fit together just like a flow.

Yeah, we've got a thing that'll pick you, pick you, pick you up.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down in shuttle. We'll be with the bow.

Well, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down on that high foot, Mississippi River Ground.

Yeah, yeah.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down, lay me down, lay me down in shuttle.

We'll be with the bow. Well, lay me down, lay me down, lay me down.

Lay me down on that high foot, Mississippi River Ground.

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Do you want to hang out?

Sit down on the curb.

Wait for a car to come by and pretend you ran over our feet.

Do you want to get high?

Sit down on the dock.

Watch the sun go down and stay until it comes up again.

We can dip our toes, hold the musty-don't-buy.

Wake up and fall to the dawn's mysterious light.

And if the cops show up and ask us what we're doing out here,

we'll tell them the truth.

We're smoking, reading, drinking beer.

Then I'll point up to the sky and say,

you see them disappear in light.

Then you run, run, run and I'll catch you on the other side.

Do you want to play house?

Maybe shack up for a while?

We'll save up some money and take the kids that there's new world.

Do you want to fight nice?

Yeah, a little with a smile.

I'll bring you a tangerine and wine

and tell you you're my calendar girl.

And if the nurse comes in and says,

I gotta stay for the night.

She'll ask a few questions,

tell her that I'm feeling all right.

Then please tell her,

I'll be at the spill all of the saline and wine.

And I'll run, run and I'll catch you on the other side.

Then I'll point up to the sky and say,

you see them disappear in light.

Then you run, run, run and I'll catch you on the other side.

Then you run, run and I'll catch you on the other side.

I heard you singing on the raccoon machine

like something out of the twenty-teens.

You wouldn't tell me what the lyrics mean,

but I danced with you.

I heard you singing on the raccoon.

I played it quiet, played it nice and low.

Though it was written many years ago,

it reminded me of you.

I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

I want to dance with you.

There's nothing I want to do,

but dance with you.

I saw your picture in a magazine.

Looks like you're running at a different scene.

I heard you got married.

I never did, but I hope it wasn't true.

I dreamt last night we moved in Baltimore.

You were mine and I was yours.

Three bad apartment on the second floor,

but then I woke up without you.

I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

I want to dance with you.

There's nothing I want to do, but dance with you.

I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

I want to dance with you.

There's nothing I want to do, but dance with you.

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I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

I want to dance with you.

There's nothing I want to do, but dance with you.

I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

I want to dance with you.

There's nothing I want to do, but dance with you.

I want to dance with you under the strawberry moon.

We came back to a double dip.

Can we do two double dips in the same hour?

Let me check the official Maxing Gradio rulebook.

Let's see here, when rocker is on vacation.

And it's a holiday week.

During the waxing moon phase, you can double dip your dips.

Check in, check!

We did a double dip with the driveway thrift dwellers

to expose you to their newest stuff.

Their album release was on the 4th teeth

and you can see them in Ableton at their album release party on 12.5.

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Proof is in the pudding.

It's heard first right here on Maxing Gradio.

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You say you sweet.

Just my type.

Is that all talk?

Is that all high?

The proof is in the pudding.

And it's a funny word you say.

You can make me ribs.

You can make me grill.

Only one way to know what you love is.

The proof is in the pudding.

And it's a funny word you say.

But she made me calm.

But she made me cake.

She turned it on.

She let it bake.

She made me chicken.

And she made me mobs.

It's a sweet thing.

Come on around.

Only one way to prove it.

Where you say.

No more talk.

Now it's time to play.

You say you'll stay and never leave.

Talk, you're fast.

Talk is fast. Yeah, words are cheap.

The proof is in the pudding.

The proof is in the pudding and it's a pretty word you say.

The proof is in the pudding.

The soul house is coming down.

Light it up, burn it to the ground.

There's no love within those walls, it's just a door.

My side and a port are called.

Start a place that you call home.

Instead of coming on the telephone.

Broken hearts and broken too.

We're gonna bring it down in the chicken and the boom boom.

We've had long.

We've had long waiting.

We'll bring it down in the chicken and the boom boom.

The president is up there and you should know he's getting all of that to be going.

Confirm the president is out there, you said he's gonna get all of that in front of the president.

That's not being able to get all of that in front of the president.

The president's a great month to get all of that.

The president's a great month to come out there, going around the�, going around the meetings and stuff and stuff and stuff.

It's up to you that the president's going around the�.

Come on, from the fire light to the stove, send up fire light.

Come on, come on, fire light.

Get clear and don't look back and let all the foundations pop to crack, walk around.

Tare it down, it'll set us free.

Members bear it down underneath.

It's the dark before the dawn, and we been waiting wait for two down long.

Letting match in some TNT, not so full with gasoline.

Let the match end, let the fuse, and we brought it down with the chicken and the boom boom.

We've been long waiting, we've been long waiting, we've been long waiting.

We brought it down with the chicken and the boom boom.

We've been long waiting, we've been long waiting, we've been long waiting.

We brought it down and chicken and the boom boom boom.

We brought it down with the chicken and the boom boom boom.

We brought it down with the chicken and the boom boom.

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Forgot my locks to catch your breath.

Pull my head to keep from death.

Talk some more or say no less.

For the more and then I confess.

Take your time to your worst.

All the kids stand to this worst.

I miss it a time when there's no remorse.

I miss it a bit.

So, just go.

I miss it a lot.

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I don't trust my neighbors.

I don't trust my boss.

I don't trust the water.

I don't trust my cops.

I don't trust the news.

I don't trust my food.

And I don't trust the white guys in the suits.

I'm in the world.

Running around in circles again.

I don't even know what to do.

I just want some peace in my head.

I don't trust the TV.

I don't trust the banks.

I don't trust the army that comes in the tanks.

I don't trust the devil.

I don't trust the gods.

I don't trust the creatures that they've all lost the quiet.

I don't even know what to do.

Sweating the small stuff again.

I don't even know what to do.

I stare at the ceiling and bend.

I don't trust my youth.

I don't trust the love.

I don't trust the doctors.

I don't trust their trust.

I don't even know what to do.

Oh please stop following me.

My God God!

Adagagiga.

Adagagiga, Adagagiga.

I don't trust my youth.

Adagagaga, Adagagaga.

Adagaggaga, Adagagaga.

I don't trust my youth.

I don't trust them.

Love, I don't trust the doctors.

I don't trust their trust.

I'm living in the world.

I don't need your help.

I don't trust them.

I don't trust you.

I don't trust myself.

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Just for you.

To purchase for me on Christmas.

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Welcome home, Kristi.

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You got a great smile kid.

You're going to fit right in.

Baby, don't you even know I am.

How many people want to shake my hand?

I got Philly's roll.

I got mountains of dull.

We're going to fill your cup into it over the floor.

Please, let me be your limousine.

We got to get your prudent face upon a magazine.

Every star that shines, it shots at me.

You best be inclined to let me be your limousine.

Meet the American attention span.

Turn the fat and form a battle plan.

Maybe she's born with it.

Maybe it's Maybelline.

You got a shine on brightest in that big stand.

Please, got a CEO waiting all the time.

The lighting, then your button just sold.

I got champagne too.

I got mountains of blow.

We're going to get your music on a later late show.

Please, let me be your limousine.

We got to get your prudent face upon a TV screen.

Every star that shines, it shots at me.

You best be inclined to let me be your limousine.

Girls, you know you better watch out.

Some guys, some guys won't leave about that thing.

That thing, that thing, that thing.

Baby, you got to get up on that couch if you want to learn that part.

Please, let me be your limousine.

We got to use your prudent face upon a TV screen.

Every star that shines, it shots at me.

You best be inclined to let me be.

I'm saving you a special seat.

Let me be your limousine.

Let's go.

I can barely keep my plan tonight.

The other day my can almost died.

Making plans don't make sense to me.

Some were on the beaches where you found me.

No, no, I can't get tied down.

Baby, no, no, I can't get tied down.

The living next day I'll be saving away.

I can't get tied down.

I can't sit with the same old saying.

I get restless just holding hands.

I'm pretty good at saying bye.

With them feeling low or up real high.

No, no, I can't get tied down.

Baby, no, no, I can't get tied down.

The living next day I'll be saving away.

I can't get tied down.

I'm becoming a tipsy dreamer.

That you don't hire.

Break once I'm out of bed or gone.

If you want some of this, you have to chase me around.

No, no, I can't get tied down.

The living next day I'll be saving away.

I can't get tied down.

Yeah, I can't get tied down.

No, no, no, no, I can't get tied down.

The living next day I'll be saving away.

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