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

There is a lot of debate about the death penalty. Today Emma and Brittany discuss the top arguments for and against and discuss the harm in giving government the power to take lives.

Countries should be making their own rules and laws. But after WWII, the United Nations was formed, greeting global rules for the entire world.

Today, Emma and Brittany interview Katie Hague, homeschool mom and former social media manager for the Tuttle Twins podcast. Katie talks about homeschooling seven kids and practicing civil disobedience.

The pandemic has caused many to lose faith in government institutions--especially education. Now, more than ever, parents are looking for alternatives to the public education system.

Today, our hosts discuss Connor's new book, "How to Not Suck At Life: 89 Tips for Teens."

From 1939-1945 the world saw its most destructive and deadly war between the "Allies" and the "Axis Powers."

Successful people are born out of productive habits. Today, Brittany and Connor discuss Stephen Covey's book "Seven Habits for Highly Effective People," and the advice he gives to readers to help them be successful and productive people.

Apple is one of the most important brands in the tech world. But no one would know the name, and no one would have an iPhone if it weren't for one man: Steve Jobs.

We hear this word thrown around a lot these days, but what does it actually mean?

The last two years have been difficult dealing with a pandemic. But as gloomy as things seem, there are still reasons to be optimistic.