The Way the World Works: A Tuttle Twins Podcast for Families

The government has lied to us so many times, it's almost hard to count. Today, Emma and Brittany talk about just a few of the ways they have lied and hurt individuals as a result.

Continuing the WWII series, Connor and Brittany discuss the tragedy of the holocaust and how an out-of-control government made this horrific event possible.

Fear of covid has caused a lot of people to abandon critical thinking in exchange for blind obedience. Dr. Robert Malone called this phenomenon "mass formation psychosis" and now, he's been attacked by the media.

Canadian President Justin Trudeau has called the "freedom convoy" of truckers "fringe" and has called their vaccines skepticism "unacceptable" because it goes against the government narrative.

China is one of the worst dictatorships we have seen in modern day. So why are we celebrating the 2022 winter Olympics when it's being hosted by such an evil government?

In this country we have the right freedom of expression. But people have called for the banning of speech they believe to be "hateful." Some people even believe that words are violence. But even hateful speech is protected under the First Amendment.

People can no longer trust what they hear on the news. "Fake" news has dominated pretty much every single media outlet. But why do they do this and what can the people do about it?

John Taylor Gatto is one of the most important figures in American education. After nearly three decades of working in the public school system, he decided enough was enough and dedicated his life to exposing the intentional dumbing down of American education.

The best entrepreneurs are those who are able to make the most of the resources around them to make their ideas come to life.

The best entrepreneurs are those who are able to make the most of the resources around them to make their ideas come to life.

Our country is currently dealing with major supply chain issues, which is resulting in a shortage of many essential supplies. But why is this happening? And what does that mean for consumers?

Economists who think they can plan for the entire economy get a lot of things wrong. The most important thing they get wrong is ignoring the role individual preference plays in determining the value of goods and services.

There is a lot of debate about the death penalty. Today Emma and Brittany discuss the top arguments for and against and discuss the harm in giving government the power to take lives.

Countries should be making their own rules and laws. But after WWII, the United Nations was formed, greeting global rules for the entire world.

Today, Emma and Brittany interview Katie Hague, homeschool mom and former social media manager for the Tuttle Twins podcast. Katie talks about homeschooling seven kids and practicing civil disobedience.

The pandemic has caused many to lose faith in government institutions--especially education. Now, more than ever, parents are looking for alternatives to the public education system.

Today, our hosts discuss Connor's new book, "How to Not Suck At Life: 89 Tips for Teens."

From 1939-1945 the world saw its most destructive and deadly war between the "Allies" and the "Axis Powers."

Successful people are born out of productive habits. Today, Brittany and Connor discuss Stephen Covey's book "Seven Habits for Highly Effective People," and the advice he gives to readers to help them be successful and productive people.

Apple is one of the most important brands in the tech world. But no one would know the name, and no one would have an iPhone if it weren't for one man: Steve Jobs.

We hear this word thrown around a lot these days, but what does it actually mean?

The last two years have been difficult dealing with a pandemic. But as gloomy as things seem, there are still reasons to be optimistic.

One of the most important principles in free market economics is the concept of the invisible hand. In his book "The Wealth of Nations," economist Adam Smith wrote about the invisible hand, a metaphor for the benefits society gets when people act in their own self interest.

There is an old saying that only a jester can speak truth to a king. Throughout world history, comedians have played a vital role in using humor to poke fun at leaders, revealing their shortcomings in a humorous way.

Understanding the world wars is important to understanding the state of the world's foreign conflicts today.