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Campbell Conversations - Conversations in the Public Interest 

Laura Nader

Series: Campbell Conversations in the Public Intererst
From: WRVO
Length: 00:24:15

Laura Nader, Berkeley anthropologist, author, and activist discusses the problems she sees with American democracy and the challenges of corporatization. Read the full description.
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Piece Description

Laura Nader, Berkeley anthropologist, author, and activist—and sister of Ralph Nader—discusses the problems she sees with American democracy and the challenges of corporatization.  In a political world increasingly characterized as nasty and distrustful, she decries a “niceness epidemic” and the outbreak of “trustanoia.”  Tune in for a different perspective.

Broadcast History

This series began airing on WRVO in March 2010.

Intro and Outro

INTRO:

Grant Reeher speaks with Laura Nader in this week's Campbell Conversation.

OUTRO:

Campbell Conversations is produced by WRVO with support from The Campbell Public Affairs Institute at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship.

Additional Credits

Host: Grant Reeher
Associate Producers: Justin Cole, John Giammatteo, Lauren Hall, Gerard McTigue, Marina Zarya
Recording Engineer: Tom Fazio

Related Website

http://www.wrvo.fm, http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/campbell.aspx