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In this cooking meets kitchen organization podcast Kelsey Nixon will help you get dinner on the table each week and discuss organizing, outfitting, and optimizing your kitchen for easy weeknight cooking. It's the podcast you listen to when you don’t know what to make for dinner! In each weekly episode Kelsey will share 3 super simple weeknight dinner recipes that are quick and loved by everyone at the table. Think sheet pan dinners, one pot meals, recipes that work for both parents AND picky ...
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Nixon Now Podcast

Richard Nixon Foundation

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A podcast about American and world history during the life and times of President Nixon, and its impact on today's politics and society. ©2020 RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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MENACE/NIXON

Mark Kosin

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In 1971, a young, incorrigible mischief-maker named Dennis Mitchell became the newest neighbor of President Richard M. Nixon. The Mitchell boy, nicknamed Dennis "The Menace" by the President's staff, pushes and pesters Nixon relentlessly and, eventually, his shenanigans come to influence all matter of White House affairs right up to its incredible downfall in this astonishing 1990 radio documentary that has been "unearthed" after decades of obscurity.
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The Nixonator

Emily Hartman

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This podcast showcases the Watergate Scandal of 1972. it shows how this particular scandal changed the the economy and the power of the President. From this scandal acts and regulations that are still in play today surfaced.
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The Richard Nixon Experience

Randal Wallace

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It has been 50 years since the Administration of Richard Nixon. In that time, the left has waged a war on history to define Richard Nixon as a failure as President. For much of the half century Richard Nixon's name was synonymous with corruption and Government overreach. Podcasts, Documentaries, Cable Network specials have all controlled a narrative that cast Richard Nixon as the 20th centuries great American Villain. But all of that has changed. First in 2013, Geoff Shepard, Richard Nixon's ...
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From America’s great hope after Nixon’s election victory, to disillusionment after Watergate through to President Carter’s election. A fascinating social, cultural and political history of American life, through the words of British-American journalist and broadcaster, Alastair Cooke (1908 – 2004).
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The Hiss-Chambers case gripped the nation in 1948 and still provokes controversy. Take a deep factual dive into the story of two brilliant, fascinating men, sensational Congressional hearings, spy documents hidden in a dumbwaiter shaft and a pumpkin, the trial of the century, and the launch of Richard Nixon’s career.
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Nixon at War

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Most accounts of the collapse of Richard Nixon’s presidency begin with Watergate — the now iconic tale of a bungled break-in and the misbegotten cover-up that followed. But what led to Watergate? How — and more puzzlingly, why — did one of the shrewdest, most gifted political figures of his time become embroiled in so manifestly lunatic an enterprise in the first place? Intrigued by that question, writer/journalist Kurt Andersen takes a deep dive into the vast archives at the Nixon Library a ...
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I'm back in the office again to answer your questions and provide solutions to solve your kitchen woes. Let's tackle "car dinner", investing in kitchen confidence, and how to take the overwhelm out of recipe organization. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNixon) for more great content! See omnystudi…
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Another of the unfair accusations often heralded against President Richard Nixon and his assistant Dr. Henry Kissinger is that they overthrew the government of Salvador Allende in Chile and allowed him to be murdered on September 11, 1973. Literally, every bit of that accusation is a total falsehood. The facts are that Salvador Allende , the world'…
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BOMBSHELL!!! Assistant to the President for Special Files, Alexander Porter Butterfield would be questioned by lawyers for the Ervin Committee and while being asked questions he was directly asked if there were recording devices in the White House. His answer to that question changed everything about the Watergate Scandal. It laid the groundwork fo…
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We’ve got family coming for both Easter and Spring Break so the next 10 days are going to be FULL. I’ve been thinking about my Easter plan for a few weeks now and I’m excited to break it all down for you in this episode. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNixon) for more great content! See omnystudio…
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In this episode we look at the start of the Ervin Committee Hearings as the Congress begins bringing the various players of Watergate out in front of the American people on national television. We listen to the members of the press as they look back at a different era when the news of the day could grab an enormous audience because there were only …
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n June of 1973, The leader of the Soviet Union, Leonid Brezhnev arrived in the United States and for ten days even the Watergate investigation stopped as Richard Nixon finished an agreement that called for the prevention of Nuclear War. It read: “The United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, hereinafter referred to as th…
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Do you feel bored with dinner? Are you stuck making the same recipes over and over again and looking for a way out? Let's get to the root of your boredom and try some new solutions at meal time. I've been in your shoes and know how frustrating this can be, are you ready? Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@…
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Even as Watergate begins to dominate the news coverage of the Administration there are still other very important things going on for President Nixon to attend to for the country. Ironically, even though his second term is considered a failure he still was able to accomplish a lot of things that would be listed among the greatest accomplishments of…
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"The White House counsel is a senior staff appointee of the president of the United States whose role is to advise the president on all legal issues concerning the president and their administration. The Office of Counsel to the President and Vice President was created in 1943, and is responsible for advising on all legal aspects of policy question…
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If you find yourself in the "blah" weeks between winter and spring, I'd like to encourage you to mix up your routine while keeping things simple. For me, that means shopping at one store and introducing some bold flavors to our weekly meal plan. Whether you're a devoted Trader Joe's shopper or looking for inspiration for your first trip, tune in to…
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If our last episode was one of the saddest we will ever cover on our podcast, this was one of the happiest. On May 24, 1973, underneath an enormous tent on the grounds of the White House, the largest state dinner and event ever held occured in honor of the Vietnam Prisoners of War. It was a star-studded event. Bob Hope hosted with guests the New Ch…
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In this episode we get to listen in on what was probably the most agonizing and personally painful decisions that President Nixon had to make, save decisions involving the war in Vietnam. It was during these days that Nixon had to finally step up and force the resignations of two of his closest aids and confidantes, H.R. "Bob" Haldeman and John Ehr…
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In this short, special edition broadcast, we give you a taste of some of the exculpatory materials we are going to be delving into over the next two seasons as we look back at Watergate. These two snippets were tapes that we discovered as we were researching this project in 2022. They did, however , come to light after we had gotten to far along in…
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Today I'm in the kitchen to answer your cooking related questions and honestly, it's my favorite part of the job. I love to help people develop a simple dinner system to feed their loved ones. Let's tackle your questions, dive into my favorite new 5 ingredient recipes, and discuss items that made my life easier this week. Looking for more recipes? …
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In this episode we hear the President on the phone with the Deputy Attorney General, Henry Petersen. Petersen is a man whose name we have heard a lot as the early events unfold. He would come under fire for simply doing his job and informing the President of the United States of events occuring in the scandal as they unfolded. This is one of the ca…
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After the pandamonium of the James McCord letter dies down inside the courtroom it becomes very clear that Watergate is now an entirely new ballgame. In this episode we see events move swiftly as the White House Counsel , John Dean, starts making his overtures to the prosecutors trying to cut a deal that will get him immunity. You can also see how …
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This is arguably the most important episode of the series and these events we will be revisiting through out the scandal of Watergate. Up to this week, Richard Nixon had never been dealt with completely by anyone who was intimately involved in the Watergate debacle now on the verge of consuming his Presidency. That includes his Counsel to the Presi…
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Is there anything that’s better than someone bringing you dinner? I’m convinced that one of the best gifts you can give or receive is a home cooked meal. But sometimes that idea of doing this for a friend or family member in need can be overwhelming. I'm here to help you develop a system to support your people when they are going through a difficul…
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Now we move back to February 1973. Judge Sirica, always trying to insure his place in the sun, asks the Congress to investigate. The Senate happily complies, originally under the guidance of an enthusiastic Senator, named Ted Kennedy. There would be a fight about how the investigation would be handled, and what they would be looking into, and a par…
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In this episode we step back to the events in question. The actual burglary on June 17, 1972. You will get to hear oral histories from G. Gordon Liddy, John Dean and several other players in the events of that night and days afterword. We will also use footage from a nearly 30 year old BBC documentary that has interviews with all the major players …
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In this episode we start introducing you to the major characters of the Watergate scandal at its roots. We start with the guy who masterminded it all, though mastermind may not be the correct description. G. Gordon Liddy was a former FBI agent, a lawyer, and it seems fantasy espionage agent. He somehow seems to have bungled his way upwards from a j…
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Isn't it time to say "goodbye" to the old way of cooking? Trying to keep your screen on and squinting to see ingredients in an instagram reel caption, if you can even find where you saw it... Sound familiar? Let's gather and build a recipe binder that works for you and your family in this chapter of life. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe …
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In this our third episode of RICHARD NIXON and WATERGATE, we have our second part of a look at the journalists who covered Watergate in 1973 and 1974. Most of them were truly awful, but not all. In this episode you will hear from journalists, like Dan Rather and David Brinkley, who show a stunning lack of self awareness, in one case especially wher…
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This week I helped my friend organize her pantry and I left feeling so inspired to share my pantry best practices with you. Part of my simple dinner system is shopping from my kitchen, and I can't succeed if I can't see where things belong. The first step, take everything out! Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instag…
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In our second episode of RICHARD NIXON and WATERGATE: 1973 Enemies at the Gate , rather than dive right into our storyline we decided to take an in-depth two-part look at those enemies at the gate, or at least the important ally the Democratic Party could count on in their campaign to undermine President Nixon, THE PRESS, or more specifically The W…
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Our Season 3 Premier and the first in our NIXON and WATERGATE series: This season opens just as the Vietnam War ends for America. Even as the treaty is signed there are still last minute maneuverings that President Nixon and Henry Kissinger have to deal with in order to get our Prisoners of War out of Vietnam. You will listen in on the discussions …
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Have you ever had the urge to stock your freezer to save you time in a stressful week or to bring meals to a loved one going though a hard time? The recipes I've developed for February are all about cooking once and eating twice to get the most out of your hard work in the kitchen. Plus, my favorite freezer meal prep tools! Looking for more recipes…
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From the Richard Nixon Foundation video collection introduction to this speech: "On January 14, 1971, President Nixon made an appearance at the University of Nebraska to present its football team with a presidential plaque recognizing them as undisputed national champions. The President also took the opportunity to address some of the problems curr…
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I've been on such a soup kick! I'm excited to share my formula for amazing homemade soups with you! If you have family members who aren't convinced that soup can be a full meal, I'm here to change their minds one bowl at a time. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNixon) for more great content! See om…
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"As the Watergate era passes into history, the voices of most of the key players now stilled, Dwight Chapin -- a loyal and discreet member of Richard Nixon's inner circle before and after he captured the White House -- emerges with an intimate and insightful memoir that students of the era never imagined we would see. With its eyewitness account of…
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For all of the folks who have said to me that our long documentary on Watergate and the massive evidence of alleged prosecutorial misconduct just did not seem plausible. This special edition is for you. It is a story I had not heard before until our podcast's friend , Geoff Shepard, sent the story to me and then I proceeded to research it. It is th…
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In this new introduction to our podcast documentary series “Nixon and Watergate” we take you through the many exculpatory examples of events that are exposed over the next three seasons that the public was unaware of a half century ago. All of which points to one extraordinary fact, that Richard Nixon did not deserve to be forced out of the office …
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Do you find meal planning to be overwhelming? It's the same feeling as when you look in your closet and feel like you have nothing to wear... decision fatigue! Let's chat today about how to set yourself up -- and your recipe binder -- for success in 2024. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNixon) for…
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As we finish the first half of our series on the Nixon Administration and its place in our much larger series of shows that covered the Vietnam Era, we thought we would preview the events on the way over the next 3 seasons of our shows. This is the coverage of the fall of Richard Nixon and the scandal known as Watergate. It would undermine in the e…
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Welcome to 2024! Let this podcast be the soundtrack to planning simple + delicious meal habits that your family can stick to in this season of life. Today I'm sharing the one change I'm making to our dinner routine to ease the burden of dinner drama in my house. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNix…
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In this episode we listen in as a nation says farewell to one of its most larger than life leaders, the former President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson. We tune in at his funeral services in Washington D.C. and in Texas. Then we travel halfway around the world to hear the signing of the Paris Peace accords that would effectively end the Vi…
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Finally, an agreement seems to be at hand and the war in Vietnam can be brought to an end for America. No one wanted to see this day more than former President Lyndon B. Johnson. He was a man who never wanted to be a wartime President. He had worked to stall making a decision to enter the war on a massive scale, he had tried all he could to find an…
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Frustrating, frustrating is about the best way to put the ongoing negotiations and often the most frustrating part has been our allies not our enemies. Here we listen in on conversations between the President and his National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger as they discuss the details of the agreement being negotiated and how to deal with their al…
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We start the ten days that elevated President Nixon to the status as one of the four greatest Presidents in American history with his second Inauguration as President. In this episode we will plug into ABC News coverage of the day in 1973, with anchormen Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner. It will include his entire second Inaugural speech, a real …
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We have seen it all before.... What you see happening right before your eyes today saw its origins 50 years ago with the Watergate Scandal and the removal of the rightfully elected President of the United States, Richard Nixon . Coming January 21, we will begin a look back at the Watergate Scandal and the fall of Richard Nixon and you won't be able…
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Starting on January 21, 2024, The real story of Watergate as we rebroadcast the most comprehensive look at the Scandal ever produced and broadcast here just in time for the 50th anniversary of the resignation of Richard Nixon. Tune in all year and we promise you it will change everything you thought you knew about this President and the scandal tha…
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The Bombing of North Vietnam over Christmas 1972 finally has broken the will of the North to keep the fight going. The South Vietnamese will be forced by Nixon to accept a deal not totally to their liking. But finally this horrific War looks like it could be coming to an end. As we approach the end of the incredible year of 1972, we fast forward to…
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The Horrors of War cannot be overstated. Here in the final stages of the Vietnam War for America things gets brutal for the people of North Vietnam. In this episode we start with the tragedies that seem to always happen no matter how hard the military tries in war. Civilians die. Here we listen to the Vietnamese people talk about the horrific trage…
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President Theiu of South Vietnam kept stalling and not agreeing with one proposal after another. After the election, it became clear to North Vietnam that the leverage may be about to turn in their favor as it became clear that even though President Richard Nixon had been overwhelmingly re-elected an antiwar congress had also been elected in the Un…
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This episode opens with Henry Kissinger being frustrated with the antics of our ally in South Vietnam. At one point in these final days Kissinger even refused to go back to Vietnam and work with General Thieu. We will listen in to frustrated phone calls between the President and aid to Henry Kissinger , Alexander Haig as they plot the next moves in…
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Are you preparing to host over the holidays, or looking for a way to help your family as you stay with them for Christmas? THIS is the episode to listen to while you make your last minute grocery shopping list and pack the car. Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow Kelsey on Instagram (@KelseyNixon) for more great content! See omn…
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The 1972 election is now behind us and Richard Nixon is ready to end this war in Southeast Asia. He is having issues getting an agreement amazingly not from the North Vietnamese but from the South. As General Thieu fears that an agreement that leaves some North Vietnamese troops in his country will spell eventual defeat. An understandable fear. Nix…
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It is finally election Day in 1972. We get to relive the news coverage of the big day and election night as Richard Nixon caps off his amazing run with a 49 state landslide victory for re-election as President of the United States of America. You will get to hear the concession and victory speeches from George McGovern, Sargent Shriver, Spiro Agnew…
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As we are officially halfway through December, I plan to get into the kitchen and make some sweet and savory gifts to give. Do you have a tradition of gifting something homemade for the holidays? Here are my favorite ideas to get you started, along with 3 recipes for your meal plan this week! Looking for more recipes? Check out Recipe Club! Follow …
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Now in the final stretch of the 1972 campaign, with negotiations to end the war in their grasps, and more news stories bubbling under the surface over Watergate, Richard Nixon marches on with a substantial lead in all the polls. In this episode we listen to the back and forth between the parties in Vietnam, never quite able to get the deal done. Ne…
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