Summary: In the first half of a special encore show hosted by Robert & Mary Carey: Ralph Nader describes his new American Museum of Tort Law, a celebration of legal victories against, among others, car companies that made unsafe cars (think: Corvair and Pinto) and unsafe drugs. Co-hosts Robert & Mary go behind the scenes with Chef Mark Ainsworth to explore the many the <a href="http://enthusiasts.ciachef.edu/boot-camps" target="_blank">Culinary Institute of America</a><a href="http://enthusiasts.ciachef.edu/boot-camps" target="_blank">’s Boot Camps</a> for travelers. The <a href="http://www.cunard.com" target="_blank">Queen Mary 2</a> offers “gentleman dance hosts” who dance with single women passengers whose husbands don’t know how to do the cha-cha, rhumba, waltz, or other dances. David Swanston of the Queen Mary 2 describes his unusual job. Craig Sholley with the <a href="http://www.awf.org" target="_blank">African Wildlife Foundation</a> talks about community-based tourism, also known as conservation tourism, and how it benefits Africa’s people and wildlife, including saving the elephants and fighting the ivory trade.
