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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 28 MIN

40 | Tuesday Mooney

from All About Supporting Philanthropy · host Association of Advancement Services Professionals

What happens when a prospect researcher writes a mystery novel — and makes the main character one of us? In this special episode, we dive into Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts by Kate Racculia, a delightful thriller whose protagonist works in Prospect Research. Then we go straight to the source: Kate herself joins us to talk about her career in prospect research, what inspired the book, and what it was like to blend her professional world with fiction.   We also get into something weightier: the ethics of the data we hold. How much is too much to know about someone? What are the real consequences of poor decisions in our profession? It's a conversation that's equal parts fun and thought-provoking.   📖 Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts by Kate Racculia — kateracculia.com   00:00 - Introduction: Tuesday Mooney 01:30 - Book Report: Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts 09:55 - Meet the Author: Kate Racculia 10:57 - The HIPAA Violation: When Researchers Cross the Line 13:51 - It Gets Creepy: The Data We Shouldn't Have 15:38 - Kate's Journey Through the Profession 19:30 - How Much Is Too Much to Know? 22:34 - When Wealth Goes Off the Rails 25:36 - Kate's Thoughts on Legacy

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