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.

Guidebooks live up to their name with adventurous use of found-sound and field recordings within songs that also feature more traditional band instrumentation.  A featured Soundcloud Fellowship in 2013 showed just how much fun the band could have collecting sounds and writing in collaboration with this huge international community.  Citing influences as diverse as Sufjan Stevens and Mount Kimbie, the current live shows promise to provide an experimental, but also playful, approach to song-writing and  performance.

find us on facebook for more info
www.facebook.com/guidebooksband

 I’m Steph, and through my Soundcloud Fellowship project I invite you to join a movement, where we remember to say, out loud, the things that matter most.
 
My sound project, The appreciation engine, is an online tool that allows anyone to quickly and easily record a message of appreciation and share that message directly with their loved one.
 
These spoken messages of love and appreciation will symbolize a return to a simpler time, where we said the things that were important to us, without so much noise getting in the way.
 
Head over to theappreciationengine.org and let me know you're interested. When we go live, you'll get a personal note inviting you to join in, first hand, on the movement :) 

Stories about birds that keep you up at night, dogs with unique smells, proto-hipsters seeking validation, and songwriters that that aren’t very good with words. Some of them true. Some of them almost true.

Life Advice Radio appears monthly <a href="http://tropmag.com/tag/life-advice-radio">on Trop</a>.

present: producer at the racist sandwich podcast
past: reporter/producer at kera and wfuv

npr next generation radio fellow '17
columbia journalism school '13

Found sound fanatics: rejoice! In Popcast, Pop Up Archive's house podcast, we excavate gems from Pop Up Archive's public audio. Recordings range from 1904 wax cylinder songs to NASA's interstellar rumbles. 

Listen as we resurface and reexamine forgotten sounds in this series of intimate micro-podcasts.

THE TRUTH is movies for your ears. We make short, often darkly funny stories that take you to unexpected places. Every story is different, and they're usually around 10 to 20 minutes long. If you're new, some good starting places are: In Good Hands, You're Not Alone, Do You Have a Minute for Equality, Tape Delay, or whatever's most recent. Listening with headphones is encouraged!

We're a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX.

http://www.thetruthpodcast.com

ActionPodcast is your weekly source of inspiration and motivation for taking consistent action in your life.

From managing stress to managing time, gaining confidence to getting rid of excuses, the experienced team of ActionPodcast coaches provides practical insights and actionable ideas for making consistent progress in the important areas of your life

We investigate philanthropy, nonprofits and for-profit social good initiatives. In-depth interviews and shoe leather reporting from across the globe. Send us your tips. www.tinyspark.org

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