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

People often tell young kids that they should turn the hobbies they love into their career. But is this always the best advice?

When the government makes laws, sometimes we assume the behavior they are outlawing is "evil." But is something bad just because the government says it is? Or is there more to it than that?

Even the most successful people sometimes doubt their abilities. This "imposter syndrome," as it's called can hold us back and prevent us from being the best versions of ourselves.

Who should be in charge of raising and teaching children? Parents, or the government?

President Biden just announced the creation of the new "Board of Disinformation" which will be responsible for telling Americans what information is true and which is false in order to "protect" us from threats to our national security.

Student loan debt is a huge problem in this country that impacting a lot of people. But should people who took out these loans be forgiven? Or should they have to pay them back like they promised?

Big companies often love getting big handouts and special privileges from the governments. But sometimes these special favors end up backfiring and causing more harm to the companies than good, as Disney is quickly learning.

Are social media platforms like Twitter legally allowed to censor you? Or does "free speech" only apply to the government?

Elon Musk just bought Twitter and is promising to make it a haven for free speech online.

There are a lot of ways to waste time today, and so many distractions that prevent us from being productive. Why is it so important to manage your scarce resource — your time — in a way that helps you be focused?