Jacqueline Mroz is a veteran science writer and journalist. Her articles have appeared in the Science section of The New York Times, The New York Post, The Bergen Record, Parents Magazine and New Jersey Monthly Magazine. Jacqueline has been interviewed on national radio shows and television, including The Today Show, about her work. She has taught journalism at Montclair State University and Rutgers University. Her popular New York Times article about a sperm donor with 150 children became the book, Scattered Seeds: In Search of Family and Identity in the Sperm Donor Generation. She lives in Montclair, New Jersey with her husband and three children.

Listen to Jacqueline as she discusses with Ellen and Jenn:

• Her background and the upcoming book festival on March 28th!

• What lead her to write about sperm donation.

• Connecting with Wendy Kramer (See Episode 66 - There’s No Such Thing As Anonymous Sperm Donation).

• The process of writing Scattered Seeds.

• Fascinating history regarding sperm donation.

• A few of the best stories from the book.

• Sneak peak of a story she is working on for the New York Times!

• Her thoughts and feelings on the donor industry.

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