Justin Bull
Prior to all that, Justin served as a reporter for a pair of local newspapers in the Bay Area, a technical writer for the State of Illinois and a garbage man for a local junk-hauling franchise. He studied radio at the Transom Story Workshop.
Stories by Justin Bull
This is the spring of Chicago artist Robert Earl Paige: ‘I’m in pursuit of beauty’
The textile painter opens up about his largest exhibition yet and how he still looks for joy wherever he can find it.
The Rundown: Chicago artist Robert Earl Paige reflects on 60 years of art
Chicago artist Robert Earl Paige has 60 years worth of his art on display right now at the Hyde Park Art Center.
The Rundown: Does the rise in THC beverages show a shift in taproom culture?
THC-infused seltzer beverages are becoming more readily available in local grocery stores and even for on-site consumption at a few Chicago breweries.
The Rundown: Maryam Taghavi captures the unseen in her exhibit at the MCA
Maryam Taghavi’s exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art examines the things we cannot see and our own ability to perceive the things we can.
The Rundown: Step inside Soup & Bread, a Hideout tradition since 2009
There’s nothing like a hot bowl of soup, even on a warm winter day. Martha Bayne agrees, which is why she created the gathering, Soup & Bread.
The Rundown: The politics of Chicago’s feral cats
Chicago is home to thousands of feral cats. But who’s looking after them?
The city that purrs: Getting to know Chicago’s feral cats
Cook County is considered a feral cat haven, in part because of an ordinance allowing people to care for them. But it’s not all whiskers and catnip.
The Rundown: Reopening the Ramova Theatre is ‘a dream come true’
Emily and Tyler Nevius shepherded the historic Ramova Theatre into its new life as a concert venue—with an onsite brewery, taproom and diner.
The Rundown: What it means for a space like Chicago’s Berlin to no longer exist
Berlin Nightclub was an institution in Chicago’s queer community for nearly 40 years, “a place where different was cool.” It permanently closed in November.
The Rundown: My Block My Hood My City brings light and beauty to King Drive
The organization has been decorating homes on Chicago’s Martin Luther King Drive with holiday lights, ornaments and other decorations for six years.