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

The Hindenburg airship explosion in 1937 has a more complex history than more people realize. At one point it was even used to distribute Nazi propaganda. Ronni talks more about the history of this famous disaster.

Ronni and Brittany talk about artificial intelligence, A.I. art, Chat GPT, and why it's worth learning about this new technology.

3-D printing is revolutionizing the world by allowing human to create items on their own. The possibilities are endless with this new innovation.

Today Ronni and Brittany discuss the Italian astronomer, Galileo Galilei.

We may not think much about it when we say "please" and "thank you," but manners play a very important role in our lives and communities.

Ronni talks about her experience with applying for her own patent as well as her upbringing with her inventor father and his patents. Are patents necessarily bad?

Listeners know how important property rights are, but what about property that is the result of something you create, like a book or a song?

So many of our modern day inventions, like the radio, is all thanks to a scientist that many people haven't heard of: Nikola Tesla.

Ever heard of the term "bread and circuses"? It comes from the Roman empire and refers to political leaders distracting their citizens so they don't revolt. Is it happening today?