Everybody, welcome back to a special episode of the Mo News podcast.

I'm Moshe Wino.

Have a great interview for you today.

One thing we are all looking for is a good deal, but also products that are safe, sustainable,

protect your privacy, a variety of things.

And we had the opportunity recently to tour Consumer

Reports, Consumer Reports. You might be familiar back in the day with their magazine. They still

put out a magazine, but now they have an app, a website, ratings for a variety of products.

We're talking kitchen appliances, health and food, tools, outdoor gear, tech services, even

automobiles. They have a track, a testing track, where they test all

sorts of vehicles. They've been around for 90 years. They're a nonprofit, so they're not in the

pocket of any specific company. They're just out there trying to test things for our safety.

And so we have the head of Consumer Reports, Phil Radford, on the podcast today, talking about the

trend lines he's seeing in government,

also the trend lines he's seeing when it comes to products.

On everything from prices to safety, we talk PIFs, we talk what's in baby products these days, we talk about moving manufacturing from China to the U.S.

And the differences that might make electronics, privacy, and some tips that Consumer Reports has for ensuring

your safety, the safety of your information, and ensuring that your home is not hackable.

We talk about that in today's podcast.

I want to thank Phil and the Consumer Reports team.

We've actually opened up a partnership with Consumer Reports.

They're actually offering a discount, 25% off a membership.

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