Dan Weissmann
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In this bonus episode of “An Arm and a Leg,” reporter and colleague Sally Herships (“Planet Money,” “Marketplace”) takes a flip within the host’s chair.
The dialog covers what we now have discovered thus far and what’s forward for the present.
You’ll hear tales culled from the cutting-room ground, together with an early journey from the medical-bill ninja profiled early on in Season three.
We additionally dig into the tales — and classes — listeners have shared with the present.
Looking forward to Season four, our query is: “How do we make this into kind of a community education project? We’ve profiled a ninja. Now, how do we build a dojo?”
Season three is a co-production of Kaiser Health News and Public Road Productions.
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