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

The podcast gets a new cohost! Get to know Ronni Peck on this latest episode.

On today's episode, Connor and Brittany tell the story of a young boy who stood up against the Nazi government during WWII.

Property rights are the foundation of this country. But even though they are some of the most important rights we have, they sometimes get ignored.

Before America became a country, community safety was left up to its members. This not only kept them safe from every day threats like theft, but helped them organize to defend themselves against the world's greatest superpower.

Terrible things happen in our world, it's unavoidable. But when tragedies happen and make us sad, how can we deal with these awful things without asking the government to solve problems they aren't capable of fixing.

It's quite common to hear people say we should "tax the rich" so they "pay their fair share" and fund all the socialist programs they want. But is this reasonable or practicable?

Goals are important to have so you know what direction you are heading in. But some goal strategies are better than others.

Are some people in society more privileged than others? And if so, should we do something about it?

No one wants to get in trouble for breaking the law. But what happens when a law seems so unjust, obeying it feels wrong?

From lemonade stands to braiding hair, these days, the government tries to make you get a license for everything.