I'm Tom Morello, and you're listening to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

My name is Steve Scrovan.

I love my co-host, Davis Feldman.

Hello, David.

Hello, Steve.

And the man of the hour Ralph Nader, hello, Ralph.

Hello, everybody.

This is a really good one.

You can participate in a repair revolution.

That's right.

I was going to say, David, you able to repair things or do you got a guy?

Do you got a guy who does that through, what do you got?

I live in Manhattan where everybody's a smug intellectual until they need a plumber.

Well, if you don't got a guy or what if your guy charges too much money or you think

it's just easier to buy something new, it's empowering to fix your own stuff.

And fixing your own stuff means less money spent on replacements.

It means fewer appliances and other consumer goods tossed into landfills.

And it allows each of us to think critically and make informed decisions about our relationship

to consumption and sustainability.

That's why we're looking forward to our conversation with Peter Mouy, co-founder of the Fixit Clinic.

Fixit clinics are pop-up events where people can bring their broken goods to disassemble

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