Kids & Family · Education for Kids
by Connor Boyack
From the trusted team behind the Tuttle Twins books, join us as we tackle current events, hot topics, and fun ideas to help your family find clarity in a world full of confusion.
This 21-minute episode traces the remarkable history of ice from luxury commodity to everyday necessity. Host Brittany opens with a relatable observation: getting ice today takes seconds, but for most of human history it was impossibly expensive. The episode unfolds through three interconnected stories. First, it…
Worth it if you enjoy history-driven economics lessons, entrepreneurship stories, or want to show kids how everyday innovations emerged from human problem-solving and market forces.
Brittany from the Tuttle Twins podcast explores the life and legacy of Samuel Gorton, a 17th-century colonial activist who fought for religious freedom, natural rights, and anti-slavery principles in early America—long before the Founding Fathers. Drawing from Murray Rothbard's "Conceived in Liberty," she traces…
Worth it if you're a homeschooling family, history enthusiast, or parent seeking to teach children about lesser-known American figures and principles of natural rights and liberty.
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