Yesterday I got this cheerful email from Harry Huggins at Freakonomics, about another nondirected donor motivated to start a kidney exchange chain, after learning about them on Freakonomics:
I now know of several donors who heard the original 2015 Freakonomics story on kidney exchane (Make Me a Match (Ep. 209)). The first was Ned Brooks (who writes about it at the link), and whose web page/organization Donor to Donor speaks about others.
And here are all my posts that mention Freakonomics, many of them (but not all) related to kidney exchange.
"Hello Professor Roth,
I'm a producer at Freakonomics Radio. I just
wanted to let you know that we've published a post on our blog about another
listener inspired by your episode to donate a kidney. You can find it (the blog
post, not the kidney) here:
Hope all is well,
Harry Huggins
Managing Producer
Freakonomics Radio"
************Managing Producer
Freakonomics Radio"
I now know of several donors who heard the original 2015 Freakonomics story on kidney exchane (Make Me a Match (Ep. 209)). The first was Ned Brooks (who writes about it at the link), and whose web page/organization Donor to Donor speaks about others.
And here are all my posts that mention Freakonomics, many of them (but not all) related to kidney exchange.
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