From the K-P-F-K Studios in Southern California,

it's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

Stand up, stand up.

You've been sitting great to long. Welcome to the Ralph Nader, Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrove Analog with my co-host

David Feldman. How are you today, David? Very good, very excited about today's show.

Yes, and we also have the man of the hour, Ralph Nader.

Hello, Ralph.

Hello, Steve, Jimmy and David.

We're going to go to the National Parks today. Yes, we're going to go to the national parks today.

Yes, we're going to do a little,

have a little, our own little virtual nature walk.

This is a great show for you today.

We're going to be talking to author, naturalist,

and conservationist, Terry Tempps Williams, whose latest work is called

The Hour of Land, a portrait of some of our most prominent national parks.

We will also be talking to one of the bravest most daring men I have ever heard of

award-winning investigative journalist Alan Nairn pays us a visit. We're going to talk to

him about some of President Donald Trump's business ties around the world that may affect the way he conducts foreign policy.

And as usual, we will also check in and take a peek behind the scenes of America's corporate boardrooms

with our corporate crime reporter Russell Mokiber.

If we have time, we'll try to knock out a few more listener questions.

But first, over 300 million people visit our national parks every year.

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