Will pro-Europe Donald Tusk be Poland’s next prime minister?
Also on the daily podcast: how America can stop wasting useable organs and why handwriting is so important
After two terms in power, Jaroslaw Kaczynski’s nationalist party looks to have lost its majority. For Donald Tusk’s pro-Europe centrists, it’s bargaining time. Thousands of Americans are waiting for transplants, so why are so many organs going to waste instead (12:01)? And why writing might be better for your memory than typing (18:52). Runtime: 25 min
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