Toxic Avengers!

Ralph Nader Radio Hour

Ralph Nader

Government, News

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Ralph gives advice to former security workers at an Ohio uranium enrichment plant, Chick Lawson and Jeff Walburn, on how to fight for compensation for their work-related illnesses. And legendary activist, Lois Gibbs, breaks down the Flint water crisis and a looming toxic catastrophe in St. Louis. Plus, Ralph’s latest commentary on the 2016 primaries!

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0:00.0	From the KPFK Studios in Southern California,
0:03.6	it's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.
0:05.8	Stand up, stand up, you've been sitting right too long.
0:13.1	Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.
0:14.8	My name is Steve Scrovan, here with the Man of the Hour,
0:18.0	Ralph Nader, and guess who's back Ralph?
0:20.9	David.
0:22.1	It is hot.
0:23.4	It's good to be back off the campaign trail, Ralph.
0:26.5	Yes, Ralph sounds very excited about that, David.
0:28.8	We'll talk about it later.
0:29.8	Yes, well, for loyal listeners, you know that David has been
0:32.8	on the primary campaign trail.
0:34.4	He has rested.
0:35.2	He has detoxed, and he's here for episode 100.
0:38.8	Congratulations, gentlemen, for that nice round numbered milestone.
0:41.9	We are also going to talk to famed environmental activist,
0:44.6	Lois Gibbs, about the Flint water crisis,
0:47.1	and something you may not know that's going on near St. Louis, Missouri.
0:50.9	As usual, we'll hear from corporate crime reporter Russell Moe Kyber.
0:54.4	But first, on this program, we've talked a lot about the importance
0:57.9	of the role of the whistleblower.
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