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

Should people be criminally punished for behavior that may not be good for them, but that doesn't hurt anyone else?

All too often, we like to hear ourselves speak and forget that the other person in the conversation might have something meaningful to say. Jordan Peterson tells us that when we have conversations, we should always assume that the other person knows something we don't, and this is excellent advice.

Our Congressmen aren't making a million dollars a year at their jobs, but many of them are extremely wealthy. Today, Emma and Brittany dive into why this is.

Today we celebrate Emma's year on the show by remembering some of our favorite episodes.

Everyone has an excuse for why they don't do something. But in order to be the people we want to be, and achieve our goals, we should stop making excuses and act.

Rosa Parks is one of the pioneers of the civil rights movement. Today Emma and Brittany talk about what made her so special.

We know that failure helps us grow as people, but today Emma and Brittany share personal stories about "failing forward."

In part two of our discussion on the struggling economy, we discuss how inflation and government's manipulation of the money supply is harming our financial well-being.

The economy is not doing so hot. But the government has been avoiding talking about the real reasons it is suffering. In part one, we discuss the role economic sanctions have played in harming the economy.

Too often, human beings take things personally and let that impact the way they feel and act. But some great advice we've learned over the years is to not take things personally. It will make you more successful and happier.