John Boyle

Reporter, Side Effects Public Media

John Boyle is a reporter for WFPL, Louisville's NPR station. He previously spent three years covering Southern Indiana at a local newspaper before transitioning to radio, and has since made appearances on Here & Now and BBC Radio. Prior to his work as a reporter, John worked as a health care consultant at a firm in New York City. 

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Will COVID Spark A New Round Of Festival Cancellations?

By • Jan 27, 2021
Courtesy of Abbey Road On The River

Fairs and festivals play an important role in the culture and economy of communities across the Midwest. But the continued prevalence of COVID-19 could put them in jeopardy again in 2021.

With Trick-Or-Treating Limited By COVID, Some Turn To Outdoor Haunts

By • Oct 29, 2020

In some ways, this Halloween season is no different than in years past — despite COVID-19. Haunted houses still offer the creepy clowns and chainsaw chases that thrill-seekers have grown accustomed to. Young people making the transition from trick-or-treating are another annual staple.