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

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114. Why Is Personal Responsibility Important to Liberty? Mar 17, 2021

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To live in a world that is truly free, we have to be able to take personal responsibility for our actions. If we don't want to be ruled by a tyrannical government, we need to step up and show that we can take care of ourselves and our communities.

113. Why Does Believing in Socialism Make You Miserable? Mar 15, 2021

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Socialism isn't just a threat to individual liberty, it's also a threat to people's well being. In fact, the economist Ludwig von Mises believed that believing in socialism can actually make people miserable.

112. Who was Booker T. Washington? Mar 12, 2021

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Today, Connor and Brittany tell the story of a true American hero: Booker T. Washington.

111. Why Kids Need Stories of Superheroes Mar 10, 2021

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Foundation for Economic Education's director of content joins Connor and Brittany today to tell us what superheroes can teach us about liberty.

110. Who Ludwig von Mises? Mar 08, 2021

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On today's episode, Brittany and Connor talk about the legendary economist, Ludwig von Mises.

109. Why Are Local Politics So Important? Mar 05, 2021

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People like to make a big fuss over federal politics, but local politics is just as exciting and even more important. The actions taken by local governments have a bigger impact on your day to day life than national politics so it is exceedingly important to be informed and get involved.

108. What Is The Social Contract? Mar 03, 2021

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Are individuals living in civil society obligated to give up their liberty for the security of government? According to some people, yes. This belief that society forces us to exchange freedom for safety is centered on something called the "Social Contract," and it's a rather controversial topic.

107. Who Was Zora Neal Hurston? Mar 01, 2021

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History is filled with examples of courageous heroes who have defended liberty and stood up for what was right even when they faced great opposition. Today, Connor and Brittany talk about Zora Neal Hurston, one of the first female libertarians who helped pave the way for the movement we have today.

106. Family-Friendly Movies with Liberty Themes Feb 26, 2021

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Today, Connor and Brittany discuss our favorite family friendly movies with liberty themes.

105. Is Robin Hood a Hero or Socialist Villain? Feb 24, 2021

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The story of Robin Hood is a classic story many families know. Today, Connor and Brittany talk about this story in depth and explain why Robin Hood's " Rob the rich to feed the poor" mantra often gets him unfairly pegged as a socialist when he is, in fact, an individualist hero.

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