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

Choice and competition makes every product better. Healthcare is no different. But with the structure of the medical industry today, our choices are increasingly made for us and we're left with what government has approved and what insurance will cover. Are we getting healthier this way?

What is the propert role the FDA should play in regulating what we consume? Rachel and Brittany discuss.

For optimal self-governance, people need to govern themselves. That is why culture and morality matter. If you can't keep yourself from hurting others and taking their stuff, the government has to step in. For limited government, culture matters.

Rachel explains how buying a house usually works these days. From her years of experience as a realtor

If inflation is a problem, why don't we just make it illegal to raise prices? The fact is creating inflation is a devastating form of taxation - perhaps even more devastating than the income tax because it steals your purchasing power every day, not just on April 15.

Throughout history, new forms of media have changed the way voters get information about candidates. Now, we are seeing this continue with podcasts.

Brittany just visited Boston and learned so much about the famous tea party.

Tax season is upon us. What is it all about?

Brittany and Rachel discuss the future of TikTok if the goverment ban goes into effect.

The government has played a big role in health information, guidance, and care. But has their involvement actually made the country healthier?

We abandoned the gold standard decades ago. So what does the gold in Ft Knox really signify? And what if its not all there?

Presidential pardons have been in the news a lot lately. Today, Rachel and Brittany discuss what this means and how different presidents have used their pardoning power.

The best answer to a sweatshop is more sweatshops. Competition is better than shutting them down

Throughout history, the government has "classified" documents, or, kept certain things hidden from they people "for our own good and safety." Should the people be kept in the dark about important event? Or do we have a right to know the whole story?

Public/private partnerships and NGOs (non-governmental organizations) - are they good or bad? The private sector is better at most things, so shouldn't the government "delegate" some things to private companies? Rachel and Brittany hash out the pros and cons with that idea.

Our relationships with other countries can determine whether we live in war or peace. There are a lot of different opinions about what they best type of foreign policy should be, and today Brittany and Rachel discuss why it is important to talk and trade with other world leaders, even when we disagree.

The American Revolution happened almost 250 years ago, so why does it still matter in our modern world? Today Rachel and Brittany discuss the importance of the Revolution and why it matters today more than ever.

Today the Way the World Works launches the video podcast with our new cohost, Rachel Mills.

Communities are the most important structure in our society. And no community is more important than the family.

Media pundit Tucker Carlson created a controversy when he interviewed Russian president Vladmir Putin. What was so important about the interview?

A small town in Florida shows us how property rights allowed freed black Americans to exercise their independence when governments continued to oppress them.

Does it help us or hurt us when we compare ourselves to other people?

Podcasts, social media, and Youtube are helping health science more accessible than ever.