Daniel Gorenstein

Dan Gorenstein is the Founder and Executive Editor of Tradeoffs, a podcast exploring the complicated, costly and often counter-intuitive world of health care. The show is supported, in part, by Penn LDI. Gorenstein is a graduate of the Quaker-run Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana, where he received a BA in Human Development and Social Relations. He began his journalism career at the Chicago Reporter, an award-winning regional journal focused on exploring the drivers and consequences of poverty and racism. He worked as a reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio for 11 years before joining Marketplace as senior health care reporter. After six years at Marketplace, he launched Tradeoffs to help leave policymakers, industry leaders and the American public better informed about the tough choices required to reform the U.S. health care system. During his 20 years as a reporter, Gorenstein has won a number of national awards including the Society of Professional Journalists’ Sigma Delta Chi investigative reporting award.