Mark Reddy's guest appearances

Mark Reddy

STUFF FROM THE LOFT - Dave Dye

catacomb podcast

20twenty

Justice Matters with Timothy Buxton

Stu G

Bob Hoffman

Chris Palmer

Chad Johnson

Rory Sutherland

Bob Goff

Tim Delaney

Charles Robinson

Ryan Huber

David Zach

Preston Sprinkle

Toby Morrell

Pete Prevost

Karen Lee

Grant Batson

OwlTail

Mark serves as the Chair and Co-Founder of Chasing Justice, a movement designed to mobilize people of faith to follow Jesus and live justly. He has also developed a leading consultancy practice focused on strategic communications, brand development, and mobilization. Mark's specialty is helping organizations "find their voice" and emerge as "brave brands."Mark has spent more than two decades honing his craft of storytelling, implementing a vision, and leading highly capable teams. He is as comfortable walking alongside and serving marginalized communities (locally and globally), as he is in traversing the halls of power and building relationships with influencers and leaders.Mark has worked closely with Non-Govt. Agencies, Church and Non-Profits, including World Relief, The Justice Conference, World Vision, Compassion, Opportunity International, and many more. Mark has also worked with Innovative Brands, including IBM, TVNZ, Toyota, etc.Mark and his wife Vickie live in Chicago (IL), along with their daughters (Jada – 14, Mischa – 13). Mark and Vickie have developed numerous campaigns and movements for change, especially around issues of Justice: including Poverty and Inequity, Racial reconciliation, Refugees and Immigration, Criminal Justice and Mass incarceration, and Women's empowerment. Their focus on elevating the voices of those directly impacted by oppression and empowering young leaders to ensure generational impact and sustainability is a critical driver in all they do.In the few years that I have known Mark &amp; his wife Vickie, I have had the opportunity to see first had the work that they were involved with in Chicago through the Justice Conference. I have experienced first had their kindness, hospitality and contagious passion for justice in our world. I am so excited to see how Chasing Justice will be a catalyst for rebuilding a just world where everyone belongs.To learn more about Chasing Justice visit www.chasingjustice.com. You can also follow Mark on Twitter  &amp; Instagram @markreddy1.Learn More (https://justicematters.tv)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/justicematters)  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ 

Mark serves as the Chair and Co-Founder of <a href="http://www.chasingjustice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chasing Justice</a>, a movement designed to mobilize people of faith to follow Jesus and live justly. He has also developed a leading consultancy practice focused on strategic communications, brand development, and mobilization. Mark's specialty is helping organizations "find their voice" and emerge as "brave brands." Mark has spent more than two decades honing his craft of storytelling, implementing a vision, and leading highly capable teams. He is as comfortable walking alongside and serving marginalized communities (locally and globally), as he is in traversing the halls of power and building relationships with influencers and leaders. Mark has worked closely with Non-Govt. Agencies, Church and Non-Profits, including World Relief, The Justice Conference, World Vision, Compassion, Opportunity International, and many more. Mark has also worked with Innovative Brands, including IBM, TVNZ, Toyota, etc. Mark and his wife Vickie live in Chicago (IL), along with their daughters (Jada – 14, Mischa – 13). Mark and Vickie have developed numerous campaigns and movements for change, especially around issues of Justice: including Poverty and Inequity, Racial reconciliation, Refugees and Immigration, Criminal Justice and Mass incarceration, and Women's empowerment. Their focus on elevating the voices of those directly impacted by oppression and empowering young leaders to ensure generational impact and sustainability is a critical driver in all they do.In the few years that I have known Mark &amp; his wife Vickie, I have had the opportunity to see first had the work that they were involved with in Chicago through the Justice Conference. I have experienced first had their kindness, hospitality and contagious passion for justice in our world. I am so excited to see how Chasing Justice will be a catalyst for rebuilding a just world where everyone belongs.To learn more about Chasing Justice visit <a href="http://www.chasingjustice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chasingjustice.com</a>. You can also follow Mark on <a href="https://twitter.com/markreddy1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>  &amp; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/markreddy1/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> @markreddy1.<a href="https://justicematters.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn More</a> (<a href="https://justicematters.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://justicematters.tv</a>)<a href="https://www.patreon.com/justicematters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/justicematters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/justicematters</a>) <a href="https://www.patreon.com/justicematters" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a>

Mark Reddy — What Does Chasing Justice Look Like In A World Of Racial Inequality?

Wonderful conversation with the man behind both The Justice Conference and Ace Prime Cigars - Mark Reddy.  Mark joins us at Smoker's Abbey to discuss the necessity of nuance in the new ways we communicate and whether our theology is necessary to do justice in the world.   twitter:  @MarkReddy1  @monkstump @big_dread

Wonderful conversation with the man behind both The Justice Conference and Ace Prime Cigars - Mark Reddy.  Mark joins us at Smoker's Abbey to discuss the necessity of nuance in the new ways we communicate and whether our theology is necessary to do justice in the world.   twitter:  @MarkReddy1  @monkstump @big_dread

#48 - Justice, Nuance, and Tobacco w/ Mark Reddy

‘Art Director’ is an unhelpful title.It has nothing to do with Art and very little to do with directing.Some think it’s about making stuff look cool, I think it’s about communicating at speed.We work in a medium people are actively trying to ignore, so we can’t hang around.Art Director’s can only communicate quickly if the understand:a) Their basic toolkit; photography, film, illustration, editing, cropping, fonts, colours and the rest.b) The world around them: how humans behave, the meaning of gestures, what’s fashionable, what’s unfashionable, the difference between someone looking excited and crazed, whether to it’s funnier to cast the tall skinny guy or the short fat guy, whether it would be more dramatic to fill the frame with sea and have a thin strip of sky or vice-versa?I don’t know an Art Director who understands both better than Mark Reddy.

‘Art Director’ is an unhelpful title. It has nothing to do with Art and very little to do with directing. Some think it’s about making stuff look cool, I think it’s about communicating at speed. We work in a medium people are actively trying to ignore, so we can’t hang around. Art Director’s can only communicate quickly if the understand: a) Their basic toolkit; photography, film, illustration, editing, cropping, fonts, colours and the rest. b) The world around them: how humans behave, the meaning of gestures, what’s fashionable, what’s unfashionable, the difference between someone looking excited and crazed, whether to it’s funnier to cast the tall skinny guy or the short fat guy, whether it would be more dramatic to fill the frame with sea and have a thin strip of sky or vice-versa? I don’t know an Art Director who understands both better than Mark Reddy.

Mark Reddy.