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Will Coley
by Will Coley
Will Coley is an independent radio producer, social media strategist, trainer and videographer based in Queens, NY. I’ve been an advocate and organizer with immigrants and refugees in Charlotte, New York/Newark, and Los Angeles, as well as in Zimbabwe and Great Britain, for organizations including Catholic Charities, American Friends Service Committee, Jesuit Refugee Service and Homies Unidos. Through Aquifer Media, I design social campaigns and digital storytelling that cultivate community and civic participation, most recently for Freedom from Fear Awards, Detention Watch Network, Rights Working Group and Public Interest Projects.
Episodes
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Interview with Judy Greene 2019
Interview For Episode 3 of Indefensible podcast: Immigrant Defense Project 2019 https://www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/indefensible/
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Clip of a “Our Story” pre-wedding promo
Weddings are one-of-a-kind events when family and friends share stories, perspectives and words of advice that we don’t want to forget.
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Sounds of Palermo celebrating Euro Cup Final
Sounds of Palermo celebrating Euro Cup Final by Will Coley
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Ghost of a Postal Sorting Machine
Created for Audio Playground assignment: https://www.audiofestival.org/audio-playground-prompt
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PRI's The World: Quarantine projects curate pandemic-inspired art
Today, thanks to the internet, we’re not so alone during our lives in lockdown. Numerous international art projects are harnessing the crowdsourcing power of the internet to curate art about life in quarantine.
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BBC Cultural Frontline segment "New Amsterdam Musical Association"
Clip from Dec. 22, 2018 episode "The Art of the Gift" https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3cswp71
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BBC Outlook: New York's trash collector
Nelson Molina finds treasures in trash. During his thirty year career with the New York Sanitation Department he has discovered some amazing objects amongst the rubbish including cameras, jewellery, photos and a framed letter from a former President. Now he exhibits his collection in a special...
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Advice from Podcasters of Color for #FacingRace participants
Audio portions of a breakout session at the 2016 Facing Race conference. See more here: http://bit.ly/podcasting4racialjustice
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Former Refugee Helps Others Arriving To America AT JFK Airport
Omar Nur left his native Ethiopia more than 35 years ago. He landed at New York's JFK and took his first steps in his new country. In the decades since, he's helped others arriving at the airport. Photo: copyright Stad Gent
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CABBAGE, RAIN & COTTON: The Compliment King #RadioRace
"Creative & Innovative ways to best show APPRECIATION to persons, places, and things. Starting with you."
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The Abandoned - Billboard 00:59
Listen to the full radio story here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02psb3z
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The Abandoned - Billboard 00:29
Listen to the full radio story here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02psb3z
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Beacon Of Light: SPIN Academy South 2014
SPIN Academy Tactic Team: LLuis Aguilera Garcia: El Cambio, Boonville, NC Laura Cahue: SC Immigration Coalition, Columbia, SC Francisco Chavez: Uniting NC, Raleigh, NC Pamela Gomez: Hispanic Services Council, Tampa FL Luis Romo: Border Network for Human Rights, El Paso TX Edited by Will Coley,...
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Audiobiography: Will Coley
SoundCloud launched the Audiobiography project earlier this month to get to know you better, to find out who you are and what’s important to you in a punchy 90 second upload. If you would like to be featured in the next round, share your audiobio. Find out how here
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via NPR & WNYC: On the Lower East Side, A Woman Emerges From a Dark High Rise for First Time
Produced by Marianne McCune for WNYC and NPR http://www.npr.org/2012/11/01/164129883/low-income-new-yorkers-struggle-after-sandy It's been more than three days since power went out across large swaths of the city and beyond. And some New Yorkers haven’t ventured out of their apartments since the...
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer by saxophonist in Central Park
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer by saxophonist in Central Park by Will Coley
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Alejandro & Andrew Ingkavet: Happy Thoughts (The world is so full)
Recorded at the baptism & naming of Leo Hunter Solomon-Wang at El Coyote Restaurant in Jackson Heights, Queens, NY. Here's the link to the studio version of the song on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/alejandro-ingkavet/id285991188
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Antoine Jenkins, 14 years old, #CA2NV canvasser for @BarackObama
Antoine was one of many Angelenos who traveled to Las Vegas to canvas for Barack Obama
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SoundCloud Heroes LA: Sara Harris of @HearInTheCity
Hear in the City: Radio Realities from the Urban Landscape A Tuesday magazine on KPFK, 90.7FM, broadcast at 2:30pm, in Los Angeles, hosted by Sara Harris. Sara's show focuses on local environment, arts, education, and culture in and around Los Angeles. Our goal is to map the city through…
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Transom Alumni's "Working Now" for the SoundCloud Fellowship
Proposal for the SoundCloud Fellowship: http://blog.soundcloud.com/2012/07/03/fellows As alumni of the Transom Story Workshop (http://transom.org), our idea is to create and share stories about the working lives of people today in the US and around the world. We also want to commemorate the 40th...
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California @SoundCloud Heroes meetup in #LosAngeles
San Francisco's SoundCloud Hero Nicole Carter visited Los Angeles this week and met up with Will Coley and Matthew Flynn.
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The Green Door to the Future: Santa Monica's Village Trailer Park
In a corner of Santa Monica, CA, residents of the Village Trailer Park face an uncertain future. Created for the Third Coast & EveryBlock ShortDocs festival: http://www.thirdcoastfestival.org/competitions/shortdocs/2012 The challenge: Produce a short audio story (2 -3 minutes) that features at...
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Metal Tuna Fish and Abstract Dreams
Syd Ahlstrom makes realistic metal sculptures of sea life. His neighbors in Orleans are snapping them up. But Syd says he’d rather make another kind of art, something that’s a tough sell on Cape Cod. For WCAI’s Creative Life series, Will Coley reports.
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Hear in the City: If Costco were a person
From our recent grocery shopping show on Hear in the City, we bring you contributor Will Coley's audio essay on why he likes Costco so much, "warts and all". The warehouse store chain has proven to weather the recession well, perhaps by not accepting credit cards other than American Express, but...
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Trust & Translation: Community Policing in New Bedford, MA
The fishing industry in New Bedford, MA has always attracted sailors and workers from Europe, West Africa and beyond. The city is home to one of the largest Portuguese communities in the United States. But in recent years, more and more Spanish speakers are arriving from Central America. Will…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Will Coley is an independent radio producer, social media strategist, trainer and videographer based in Queens, NY. I’ve been an advocate and organizer with immigrants and refugees in Charlotte, New York/Newark, and Los Angeles, as well as in Zimbabwe and Great Britain, for organizations including Catholic Charities, American Friends Service Committee, Jesuit Refugee Service and Homies Unidos. Through Aquifer Media, I design social campaigns and digital storytelling that cultivate community and civic participation, most recently for Freedom from Fear Awards, Detention Watch Network, Rights Working Group and Public Interest Projects.
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