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Will Storey

Senior Supervising Producer

Will Storey is a Supervising Senior Producer at Marketplace. Day to day, he helps shape what the show covers and how it sounds — working closely with host Kai Ryssdal and the Marketplace crew to make sense of the economy for a national audience.

With extensive journalistic experience, he's worked as a producer for NBC, Business Insider, Vox Media, and Comedy Central. He's written on pop culture for Vulture and politics for The New York Times. His environmental reporting for Business Insider garnered a New York Emmy nomination, an NABJ award, and a first-place NJSPJ prize for Best In-Depth Reporting.

Off the clock, Will lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two daughters. He enjoys chess and is also really, really good at bar trivia.

Latest from Will Storey

  • Triple-digit trouble
    Brandon Bell/Getty Images

    A barrel of crude oil now costs over $100. Plus: Free market utilities, bond market balance, and small bank crunch.

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  • Feeling down on the farm
    Jeremy Hogan/Getty Images

    Many farmers won’t make money this year due to the war and tariffs. Plus: the economic impact of four weeks of war, a new consumer sentiment survey, and the gig labor market.

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  • The Francis Scott Key Bridge, two years later
    Stephanie Hughes/Marketplace

    Two years ago, this Baltimore bridge collapsed. Now, it’s being rebuilt. Plus: global inflation, unemployment, the Fed vs. energy shocks, and how a humanitarian group is affected by war.

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  • Import prices are sky-high. Why?
    David McNew/Getty Images

    What’s behind higher import prices, and what do they mean for inflation? Plus: mortgage rates, jewelry prices, “sleepcations,” and why the Opening Day baseball game is on Netflix.

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  • Wine country is heating up
    Mitchell Hartman/Marketplace

    As climate change drives hotter, drier summers, vineyard owners are adapting. Plus: Copper prices are falling, investors worry about private credit, and FedEx gives same-day delivery another shot.

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  • A shock to the oil system
    Brandon Bell/Getty Images

    The war in Iran has cost the global oil supply roughly 15 million barrels a day so far, and experts worry its effects will last a while. Plus: LNG and data centers, Walmart’s electronic price labels, and a former steel town looks to pivot.

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  • Shop for “the drop”
    Riccardo Milani/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images

    Why brands like Trader Joe’s and Crocs are offering limited product collections. Plus: office gossip, dance lessons, and how many people dropped health insurance last year.

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  • A small town's fight against ICE
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    The town of Newport, Oregon comes together against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Plus: unemployment claims, pharmacy deserts, slow home sales, and the climate cost of war.

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  • When will the Fed shift focus to the job market?
    Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images

    The central bank kept rates as-is at this week’s meeting. Plus: Vegetables, seafood, emergency child care, and personal credit history.

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  • Gas price vibe check
    Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images

    The consumer psychology of high gas prices. Plus: Patient advocates, GPS deadzones, and tax deductions.

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