David Schactman: Dad, it's Paige...we really need to talk about where organs actually come from
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Today, he’s turned his attention to fiction, using storytelling to shed light on the hidden realities of privilege, systemic injustice, and the gray zones of medicine. His debut novel, Mortal Choice, is a gripping thriller that weaves together healthcare, morality, and suspense — offering a new way to explore topics he spent decades analyzing through data.
In this episode, David shares his winding path from business and real estate to Harvard’s Kennedy School and into the world of health policy, before reinventing himself as a novelist. The conversation covers the dark realities of the black market for kidneys, the moral questions surrounding organ sales, and the challenges of writing healthcare issues into compelling fiction. You’ll also hear David’s reflections on generational responsibility, the state of healthcare today, and why he believes the next generation has the chance to fix what his didn’t.
This Week on Zoomers 2 Boomers:
- David’s journey from Brookline, MA to Harvard and Brandeis University
- Calling a strike at Columbia Business School during the Vietnam War era
- How a career in real estate led to policy work at the Kennedy School
- Inside stories of U.S. healthcare reform and the near-pass of Nixon’s plan
- The billion-dollar black market for kidneys and its global impact
- The plot and moral dilemmas at the heart of Mortal Choice
- The challenges and lessons of shifting from nonfiction to fiction writing
- Why David believes Boomers failed — and his hope that Zoomers can do better
- Website
- Books
- Bluesky
- David’s LinkedIn
- Paige’s LinkedIn
- Listen on Apple
- Listen on Spotify
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