Archive for the ‘Media coverage’ Category

Groupon Covers Chicago Chicken-Keeping (and Home to Roost)


Groupon writer Aimee Algas Alker cover Chicago’s city chicks!

Home to Roost in the Oak Leaves


Reporter Meredith Morris wrote this story in the local paper about my chicken biz.

Jail Birds at Cook County Courtesy of Home to Roost


Here is news coverage on the chicken project at the Cook County jail! It’s up and running. Watch for Cook County Sheriff’s Office eggs at your local farmers market. Look for the cartons in the pix above!

 

Goats and Chickens in Chicago: A Radio Spot on WBEZ


WBEZ eporter Lewis Wallace presented a piece on goats and chickens in Chicago as a lead-in to the upcoming Urban Livestock Expo. Check out her story and video here.

Momma and baby on the rain barrel

Momma and baby on the rain barrel

 

FoxNews Footage – Pat’s People and Places


Pat Elwood on Fox 32 Chicago covered Home to Roost and Chicago chicken owner Barbara G. this morning! See the footage from Pat’s People and Places. There are three spot segments on the page. What a fun morning! Huge thanks to Pat and Barb for making this possible.

Mike Krauser’s Made in Chicago Story


Home to Roost was recently featured on Made in Chicago! Here is a link to the page with the audio clip.

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Monday, 21 Jan, 2013: Home to Roost Featured on Made in Chicago


Tune in to WBBM News radio, 780 AM/105.9 FM on Monday, January 21 (MLK Day) for a brief spot on Home to Roost. Mike Krauser’s piece will air at various times throughout the day.

 

8 January, 2013: Home to Roost on the Turi Ryder show


Tune in to the Turi Ryder show on Chicago-based WGN radio 720 between midnight and 12:15 for a live interview featuring chickens, Home to Roost, and relocating a flock from California to Chicago!

Iowa City One Step Closer to Legalizing Chickens


Home to Roost was interviewed this week for this article on the quest to legalize chickens in Iowa City.

The Iowa City City Council voted 5-2 on the first consideration of an amendment to the city’s zoning code on establishing a permit process, which would allow residents to keep chickens at single-family detached residences. Councilors Michelle Payne and Terry Dickens voted against the measure.

Good luck, Iowa City chicken enthusiasts!

Home to Roost Advises on Bucktown Chicken Wrangling


Mick from Chicago’s Redeye called me yesterday with an odd question: How exactly does one catch a chicken? Years of chicken wrangling led me to a few tips for folks in Bucktown who’ve been trying to snatch an elusive fowl. Read more here.