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

What happens when parents get arrested for giving their children independence? Emma and Brittany discuss on today's episode.

Who gives us our freedoms? The Founders declared our rights as "inalienable," which means the government can't take them away. But that doesn't mean they won't try.

Life is great at surprising us. That is why it's so important to plan ahead as much as we can so we are prepared for any obstacle we may face.

Challenges are tough and they push us to our limits, but doing hard things helps us grow.

It's so easy to think about the final result when we start a task. But its just as important to enjoy the journey of getting there as it is to celebrate finally achieving the end result.

It's not enough to criticize all the things that are wrong with the world. Instead of just complaining, we should create better products or better ways of doing things if we want to improve the world.

Whenever the government declares war on something in order to save us, they inevitably loses the war and we get more of whatever they declared war on. It happened with the "war on poverty" and the "war on terror," and it has happened with the war on drugs as well.

When governments try and ban substances to protect people from themselves, the results are never what they intended.

Some of the best and innovative ideas and inventions came about because someone dared to dream big. Today, Connor and Brittany talk about why it's important to have big dreams.

When one New York mother let her son ride the subway by himself, she was labeled the "worst mom in America." But giving her son the independence he craved would help her become a leader of the "free range" parenting movement.