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

People seem to have a lot of opinions about lots of things, but it's okay to not have an view on something you don't know much about. Sometimes the most powerful stance you can take on something is to say "I don't know," and then go do your own research before form an opinion.

Some of the most important discoveries were made completely on accident. In fact, in some instances, the people making the discovery had set out to discover something completely different.

Could you imagine a world without cell phones? It's interesting to think what life would be like if they all stopped working…

Many people believe that it should be against the law for kids to work, but these types of laws actually deprive many people of important opportunities. Come learn why!

Do websites ever disappear? Where does that information go? Learn about the internet's backup system and how it works.

Long before the printing press was invented, history was passed down to different generations without the use of written words.

Nobody likes being wrong. But recognizing and admitting when you are wrong can make you a better person.

Maria Montessori was a big believer in creating an education method where children could have the freedom over their own education.

Today, Connor and Brittany talk about Peter Gray, the author of "Free to Play," a book that talks about the importance of letting kids learn through play.