Jolyon Hoff's guest appearances

Jolyon Hoff

Uncommon Sense – Triple R FM

Uncommon Sense

People Inspired By Purpose - Purposely Podcast 

Muzafar Ali

Mark McKenna

Ceridwen Dovey

John Pilger

Chris Wallace

Richard Todd

Eleanor Gordon-Smith

Jason Smith

Patrick Mullins

Fiona Patten

Ed Hill

Peter Roberts

Jennifer Ackerman

Rick Morton

Matt McCarthy

OwlTail

Muzafar Ali is a former refugee from Afghanistan. He is currently living in Adelaide, where he is a student at the University of South Australia. He is also Program Director at Cisarua Learning.In Afghanistan, Muzafar worked for several United Nations in organisations. His work spanned around disbandment of illegal armed groups and promoting human rights values. It was the nature of his work that took him to remote and unseen parts of Afghanistan, where he saw the authentic beauty, and met villagers where he took most of his photographs. Thus he became one of first generation of you Afghan photographers to show hidden beauty of Afghanistan. His photographs represent vibrance of Afghan people and land. His solo and collaborative photo exhibitions have been organised in Afghanistan, Australia, South Korea, United States, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Canada and Holland.As a refugee, Muzafar co-founded the first refugee-managed school (Cisarua Refugee Learning Centre) in West Java, Indonesia.Muzafar is a passionate refugee advocate. The main area of his work is around 'right and access to education' for refugees. He regularly speaks to Australian communities and institutions, and advocates about refugees and refugee rights.Jolyon has spent much of the last 15 years living and working in Washington DC, Nigeria, Indonesia and Nepal.His latest film, feature documentary 'The Staging Post', helped inspire a refugee-led education revolution in Indonesia and raised over $500,000 to support that community. It was the 13th most successful documentary in Australian cinemas over 2017 and 2018.Other work includes; music videos and a concert film for Thievery Corporation, a one hour documentary for one of the world’s biggest gaming companies, Bethesda Softworks and Aceh - Ten Years After the Tsunami, which is now on permanent display at the Aceh Tsunami Museum. In Nepal, he was on the jury and presented at the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival and Nepal International Film Festival.He is the founder of the Australian Charity, Cisarua Learning.cisarualearning.com lightsoundartfilm.com--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message

Muzafar Ali is a former refugee from Afghanistan. He is currently living in Adelaide, where he is a student at the University of South Australia. He is also Program Director at Cisarua Learning. In Afghanistan, Muzafar worked for several United Nations in organisations. His work spanned around disbandment of illegal armed groups and promoting human rights values. It was the nature of his work that took him to remote and unseen parts of Afghanistan, where he saw the authentic beauty, and met villagers where he took most of his photographs. Thus he became one of first generation of you Afghan photographers to show hidden beauty of Afghanistan. His photographs represent vibrance of Afghan people and land. His solo and collaborative photo exhibitions have been organised in Afghanistan, Australia, South Korea, United States, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Canada and Holland. As a refugee, Muzafar co-founded the first refugee-managed school (Cisarua Refugee Learning Centre) in West Java, Indonesia. Muzafar is a passionate refugee advocate. The main area of his work is around 'right and access to education' for refugees. He regularly speaks to Australian communities and institutions, and advocates about refugees and refugee rights. Jolyon has spent much of the last 15 years living and working in Washington DC, Nigeria, Indonesia and Nepal. His latest film, feature documentary 'The Staging Post', helped inspire a refugee-led education revolution in Indonesia and raised over $500,000 to support that community. It was the 13th most successful documentary in Australian cinemas over 2017 and 2018. Other work includes; music videos and a concert film for Thievery Corporation, a one hour documentary for one of the world’s biggest gaming companies, Bethesda Softworks and Aceh - Ten Years After the Tsunami, which is now on permanent display at the Aceh Tsunami Museum. In Nepal, he was on the jury and presented at the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival and Nepal International Film Festival. He is the founder of the Australian Charity, Cisarua Learning. <a href="http://cisarualearning.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cisarualearning.com</a> <a href="http://lightsoundartfilm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lightsoundartfilm.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message</a>

#40 'former UN Worker & filmmaker educating refugee children in indonesia' Muzafar Ali & film maker Jolyon Hoff 

Jolyon Hoff and Muzafar Ali joined Amy in the studio to talk about their documentary The Staging Post. The film follows Ali, Khadim, and fellow refugees awaiting UNHCR processing at Cisarua, Indonesia. The refugee community created their own school, the Cisarua Refugee Learning Centre, for children and adults. It has become a model for others and has impacted Australians and refugees in an immensely positive way.

Interview with Jolyon Hoff and Muzafar Ali, The Staging Post

Filmmaker Jolyon Hoff and photographer Muzafar Ali joined Amy in the studio to talk about The Staging Post, their documentary that follows Ali and fellow refugees awaiting UNHCR processing at Cisarua, Indonesia. The film showcases the strength and agency of the refugee community who created the Cisarua Refugee Learning Centre.

Filmmaker Jolyon Hoff and photographer Muzafar Ali joined Amy in the studio to talk about The Staging Post, their documentary that follows Ali and fellow refugees awaiting UNHCR processing at Cisarua, Indonesia. The film showcases the strength and agency of the refugee community who created the Cisarua Refugee Learning Centre.

Uncommon Sense - 20 June 2017 - Jolyon Hoff and Muzafar Ali