We catch up with John and listen to his interview with Christian who is running an Indiegogo campaign and gets into detail about what the experience is like.

Hello From Hong Kong

A #hochat with Christian - Entrepreneur

Hosting another host's conversation with johnmho.

A #hochat with Marcus

鄉村之聲-沙頭角主席

A mini series digging deep into the lives of those who live in a village on the border with China in Hong Kong.

Village Voices - Chairman of Sha Tau Kok (English Version)

This episode marks the beginning of a new mini series exploring what life is like on the border with China through the eyes of the villagers living there.This episode is the full version containing the least amount of editing, (just to remove some errors or unwanted coughs and stutters) and is in both English and Cantonese for those who are bilingual and will understand the full context.Please note there are chapters available in this episode also.Timestamps13:25 - Beginning of Interview15:08 - Role As Chairman16:21 - How Did The Chairman Position Come To Be?17:15 - Duties in Detail18:39 - How Many Positions Exist Like This in Hong Kong19:18 - What Do You Need To Do Inside An Abandoned Village26:45 - Looking After The Land From Development 31:19 - Are Land Developments Here Sensitive?35:44 - What Did You Do Before Becoming Chairman?38:55 - Isn’t It Easier To Build Public Housing Outside The Controlled Area?42:06 - What Do Most Residents Do Here?43:35 - What Is Hakka?53:21 [The Chairman Take a A Break] - Side Chat59:30 - English Explanation of ‘Side Chat’01:02:36 - What IS Being Preserved Here?01:09:50 - [Recounting The Last Time I Was Here]01:11:18 - Media Representation01:14:16 - How Was The Village Area Created?01:17:24 - Was There A Difference With The Way The British Handled The Closed Area?01:21:18 - If There Was No Border What Would Have Happened Here?01:22:47 - If The Border Did Come Down What Would Happen?01:28:37 - Chung Ying Street - Half Hong Kong Half China01:30:04 - The Idea That Paperwork Separates People Is Weird

Village Voices - Chairman of Sha Tau Kok (Full Version)

In this weekly edition of Hello From HK I share an article, a tweet thread and a podcast all relating to what’s happening on this side of the world.Show LinksArticle Linkshttps://www.axios.com/zoom-closes-chinese-user-account-tiananmen-square-f218fed1-69af-4bdd-aac4-7eaf67f34084.html?utm_campaign=organic&utm_medium=socialshare&utm_source=twitterhttps://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/26/zoom-key-profit-driver-ahead-of-ipo-engineers-in-china.htmlhttps://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jun/03/zoom-privacy-law-enforcement-technology-yuanhttps://twitter.com/trevortimm/status/1244990579705958400Zoom Meetings Aren’t End-to-End Encrypted, Despite Misleading MarketingThe video conferencing service can access conversations on its platform.theintercept.comTweet Thread Linkshttps://twitter.com/Rover829/status/1271219336154247168https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/06/11/improving-our-policies-as-we-continue-to-enable-global-collaboration/Podcast Linkshttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hong-kong-today/id161573618

This Week HK - Zoom Deleting Accounts because of CCP.

Podcast NotesIn this episode we help Apple Daily go Mainstream and discuss Carrie Lam's motivations for wanting to 'rule' Hong Kong.Podcast Linkshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Laihttps://hk.appledaily.comhttps://twitter.com/Comparativist/status/1265992791923945472?s=20 https://omny.fm/shows/the-little-red-podcast/hong-kong-anything-we-say-could-be-a-crime?in_playlist=the-little-red-podcast!podcast

This Week HK - Apple Daily is in English and What Motivates Carrie Lam as a Leader?

In this new episode format I will host a solo show to share an article, a tweet thread and a another podcast all centred around the goings on here.ArticleThreadPodcast

This Week in Hong Kong - Friday 29th May 2020

Thoughts from Maggie (Government Worker)Show NotesEach guest gets to make a statement and is then asked 5 questions:1. How do you feel about what’s happening or whats happened in Hong Kong?2. Which one incident has given you a lot to think about, have the protests affected you?3. What does the future hold?4. Do you want to stay or leave Hong Kong, when would you leave, where would you go if you left?5. If there's one thing you could change, what would it be?If you would like to be a guest on the show and you're in Hong Kong, please contact me with the Hello From Hong Kong twitter account. DM’S are open.Show Linkswww.jonathanjk.comhttps://twitter.com/HelloFromHK