The Unspoken

By: Chris Klug Foundation
  • Summary

  • The aim is to is to discuss everything not discussed when it comes to donation and transplantation.

    The series focuses on different topics, bringing in members from various areas of the donation and transplantation community to discuss their experiences, and help support and advise others in similar positions. The series hopes to raise awareness, encourage individuals to become organ, eye, and tissue donors ,and provide support for those going through the transplant process.

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  • Welcome to The Unspoken Podcast | Ep 1
    Feb 4 2025

    In this episode of the Unspoken podcast, host Anna Morgan-Palardy welcomes Jessi Rochel, the executive director of the Chris Klug Foundation (CKF). They discuss Jessi's journey to CKF, the importance of organ donation, and the foundation's mission to educate and inspire individuals about organ, eye, and tissue donation. The conversation highlights the Summit for Life event, which raises awareness and funds for organ donation, and the various initiatives CKF is undertaking to engage the community and support transplant recipients. Jessi shares her passion for blood donation and the significance of intergenerational conversations about organ donation. In this episode, Anna Morgan-Palardy and Jessi Rochel discuss various aspects of organ donation, including engaging seniors in the process, the significance of the Sydney Marathon as a charity partner, innovative campaigns like Sip and Save, and the future of their podcast. They emphasize the importance of awareness and education around organ and blood donation, and the need for open conversations about these topics.


    If you are interested in suggesting a topic, appearing on the website or sponsoring please head to https://www.chrisklugfoundation.org/the-unspoken-podcast.

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