Hoover 360 with Nick Westergaard

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Herbert Hoover lived ninety remarkable years. Yet history remembers only four. Hoover 360 explores the whole story. Hosted by Nick Westergaard, Hoover 360 is an interview podcast from the Hoover Presidential Foundation exploring the remarkable life, leadership, and legacy of one of America's most consequential—and misunderstood—public figures. Through conversations with historians, authors, public servants, and thought leaders, each episode uncovers the people, ideas, and moments that shaped Herbert Hoover—and the world he helped shape. Every conversation concludes with The Uncommon Question, inviting guests to share one uncommon act of service, leadership, or citizenship inspired by the discussion—practical ideas listeners can put into action in their own communities.

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  1. Jul 28

    Introducing Hoover 360

    Herbert Hoover lived ninety remarkable years. History often remembers only four. Hoover 360 is a new podcast from the Hoover Presidential Foundation hosted by author, educator, and storyteller Nick Westergaard. Through conversations with historians, authors, and leaders, each episode explores the people, ideas, and moments that shaped one of the most remarkable—and misunderstood—lives in American history. Season One features conversations with Margaret Hoover, former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, and leading historians and authors who help us see Hoover—and the twentieth century—in a new light. Subscribe today on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and join us this fall as we discover the whole story.

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Herbert Hoover lived ninety remarkable years. Yet history remembers only four. Hoover 360 explores the whole story. Hosted by Nick Westergaard, Hoover 360 is an interview podcast from the Hoover Presidential Foundation exploring the remarkable life, leadership, and legacy of one of America's most consequential—and misunderstood—public figures. Through conversations with historians, authors, public servants, and thought leaders, each episode uncovers the people, ideas, and moments that shaped Herbert Hoover—and the world he helped shape. Every conversation concludes with The Uncommon Question, inviting guests to share one uncommon act of service, leadership, or citizenship inspired by the discussion—practical ideas listeners can put into action in their own communities.

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