Ralph Nader, known for inspiring the modern consumer movement in the U.S., is discussed in this podcast. Topics include his battle in the 1960s leading to regulation debates, impact on safety regulations, collaboration against General Motors, triumphs in consumer advocacy, and debates on government intervention in consumer protection.

Ralph Nader, a longtime consumer advocate and former presidential candidate, discusses ethically profitable business, political disillusionment, and reclaiming democratic control of capitalism in his new book with the hosts.

Ralph Nader, former presidential candidate, discusses the impact of third-party candidates on the general election. The rise of 'double-haters' and their dislike for Biden and Trump is explored. The potential influence of third-party candidates and centrist groups like No Labels are examined. The challenge of establishing a viable third party is also discussed.

Ralph Nader, a legendary consumer advocate and activist, takes us back to the roots of the consumer movement. He discusses the perilous landscape of automotive safety and the corporate negligence he fought against, notably with General Motors. Nader sheds light on his collaborative work with Nader's Raiders, which inspired major consumer protections. He also reflects on the rising political power of business and the intersection of consumer rights with political advocacy during the Carter administration. This conversation reveals how organized citizenry can drive meaningful change.

Ralph Nader, an influential American political activist and legal scholar, discusses the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He highlights the severe consequences of military interventions on civilians and critiques global indifference to the conflict, labeling it as a state of genocide. Nader also delves into the staggering death toll and the role of U.S. foreign policy in perpetuating these conditions. Additionally, he examines the powerful influence of political lobbying on Congressional actions regarding the crisis, urging a greater civic engagement to foster accountability.