Mary Diduch

AUDIBLE ORIGINALS - executive producer

• Exposed: The Ashley Madison Hack

• Chasing Boaz Manor

FREAKONOMICS RADIO - producer

• Should Traffic Lights Be Abolished?

• Why Does the Richest Country in the World Have So Many Poor Kids?

• What Are the Police for, Anyway?

• Will Work-from-Home Work Forever?

• Can I Ask You A Ridiculously Personal Question?

• Jeff Immelt Knows He Let You Down

• What if Your Company Had No Rules?

• How Are Psychedelics and Other Party Drugs Changing Psychiatry?

• Is Economic Growth the Wrong Goal?

• How to Make Your Own Luck

• What’s Wrong With Shortcuts?

• Why Do Most Ideas Fail to Scale?

• Why Can’t Schools Get What the N.F.L. Has?

• Let’s Be Blunt: Marijuana Is a Boon for Older Workers

• Nap Time for Everyone!

• The Economist’s Guide to Parenting: 10 Years Later

FREAKONOMICS, M.D. - producer

• Is the Placebo Effect for Real?

• How to Save a Stranger’s Heart

• Should You Trust Angelina Jolie or Your Doctor?

• What Can Bin Laden Teach Us About Medicine?

• Would You Rather See a Computer or a Doctor?

• Do Your Doctor’s Political Views Affect Your Care?

• An Exit Interview with N.I.H. Director Dr. Francis Collins

• The Most “Unique, Excellent, and Promising” Episode

• Where Do All the Bad Ideas Go?

• What Do a Full Moon, the Super Bowl, and Tax Day Have in Common?

• Bad News — It’s Your Surgeon’s Birthday

• Is It Okay to Have a Party Yet?

• Do Our Politics Need a Doctor?

• How Will We Handle the Heat?

REAL ESTATE/BUSINESS

• Behind the biggest real estate crowdfunding implosion

• Panic at Prodigy

• Coronavirus has changed retail bankruptcy and left landlords in the lurch

• More Affluent Home Sellers Are Turning to Auctions. That’s Great News for Buyers.

• As Potential Yields Rise, Investors Show More Interest in CMBS B-Piece Notes

• Having Priced In Market Volatility, Publicly-Traded REITs Are Attracting More Investors

• Brought Down by the Lockdown

• Back orders and low supply: Contractors look for workaround for supply-chain issues

• Now cash-constrained, REITs face “existential crisis”

• Going green has some city landlords seeing red

• Wood construction gains ground in commercial real estate

• What's the outlook for the grocery sector in the age of Amazon?

• Retail center owners look to hotels to bring new life to vacant big-box spaces

• Tariffs already putting pressure on construction pricing

• DETOUR (Feature on the future of auto insurance with the rise of autonomous vehicles)

• Mortgage Banker Predicts the Seller’s Market in the U.S. Isn’t Changing Anytime Soon

• What Are Property Taxes Like on a Vacation Home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming?

• Future Returns: Investing in REITs That Specialize in Communication Infrastructure

• For Home Flippers in California, a Proposed Tax Could Make a Quick Sale Costly

• Can You Explain the Proposed Property Tax Increase for Knoxville, Tennessee?

• An Organized Space Can Translate to Luxury, Says California Closets Executive

LOCAL ENTERPRISE/FEATURES

• One by one, Teaneck siblings were rendered helpless

• Some fire departments in North Jersey still see fire boxes as vital lifeline

• Little Ferry's mayoral race far from typical

• After the fire: Displaced families call recovery a slow, stressful ordeal

• Ramapo, WPU reacting to campus security concerns

• A passion for protests: Longtime Teaneck activists still taking it to the street

• Orthodox volunteers who aided search for Passaic woman also bail people out of ordinary jams

• Ukrainian pirogi taste like the old country but support a Passaic school

OTHER

• Sunflowers in New Jersey