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

Planning for your future isn't just about figuring out what you want to be when you grow up, it's also about mastering the skills that wil help you be a successful adult.

Is it okay to do questionable or even bad things if it helps you reach an end goal? One famous political philosopher Machiavelli thought so.

President Biden just forgave thousands of dollars in student loan debt. Student loan debt is a huge problem, but our Constitution doesn't give him the authority to do something like this without Congress being involved.

Cleaning your room might seem like a small task. But big lessons can be learned from making sure you keep the space around you neat and tidy.

Critical Theory and Critical Thinking both have the word "critical" in them, but why is one concept considered to be a good way of thinking and the other not as good? What does the word "critical" mean and why is it important to know the difference?

Is food considered "good" or "bad"? "Healthy" or "unhealthy"? Should we change the definitions of words in order to make people feel better about the food they eat? Ronni and Brittany discuss the concept of "food neutrality".

It's that time of year again! It's a new year and it's time to set goals to help you be the best version of yourself in 2023. Today, Ronni and Brittany discuss their goals for the upcoming year.

California is making a lot of laws about energy. Are these laws good? Or do they cause more problems than they solve?

What is collectivism and how is it different from community? If it's good to share and help those around you in your community, why is collectivism considered bad?

What is a constitutional monarchy and how does England's government differ from ours? Brittany and Ronni also discuss the passing of Queen Elizabeth and what this means for the English monarchy.