What is Tuttle Twins all about?

Kids, economics, and freedom. All mashed together in one show. Join Grandma Gabby as she takes her twin grandkids on wheelchair time-machine adventures to learn about the virtues America was founded on. Tuttle Twins teaches children the principles of freedom, government, and economics in a hilariously entertaining way.

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How do you describe economics to your children? Should your preteen care about the government? For too long, parents have been at the mercy of professional curriculum developers to teach their children. History is watered down, key principles omitted altogether, and time and attention are given to things of lesser importance. Not anymore! Tuttle Twins is the first cartoon series to teach kids about freedom, economics, and government.

The mission of Tuttle Twins is to reach 100 million kids, so in 10 years, when those kids are entering colleges and voting booths, their communities and our world will be a more free place. Millions of families that have bought the original Tuttle Twins books by Connor Boyack have found that stories are a great way to educate and entertain kids in ways school can't.

In every episode, twin siblings Ethan and Emily Tuttle join their Grandma Gabby on crazy time-traveling adventures. Together they visit important places in history and meet well-known historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Frederic Bastiat, Susan B. Anthony, Milton Freidman, Adam Smith, Harriett Tubman and more!

Tuttle Twins helps parents teach their children important lessons about freedom, individual rights, economics, entrepreneurship, the golden rule, free speech, personal responsibility, government and more! With lovable characters, great stories, catchy songs and lots of laughs Tuttle Twins is educational entertainment that is fun for the entire family!

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Angel Studios is a streaming media service that offers family friendly entertainment that amplifies light, with titles including The Chosen, Dry Bar Comedy, and Tuttle Twins. A new kind of movie studio, Angel Studios funds, produces, and distributes award-winning titles from independent producers.

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[lukashenrique]

I'm an adult but I loved finding out about this show. It's definitely for me as well. As a 23 yo who's grown up from hollywood bs, I too am uneducated about the real world, having to learn from getting beaten by life and learning through mistakes, but instead of that old approach, now we got this show! Loved the episode I watched that made me discover about it! It was nothing like I've seen before! ❤

[KaylaRCreates]

I've learned more about politics from Tuttle Twins than anywhere else and I'm a GROWN ADULT. Tuttle Twins has helped me learned economics in a way that I can understand--through animation, and I can't wait for more episodes to come! :D

[MedusaWithoutTheBaggage]

The Tuttle Twins is the show I've been desperately searching for, for my child. I googled it and CNN said it was "right wing" and "problematic" - a green flag, imo. My local library had it on display and we've been streaming it since! Thank you for this!!! We just finished the Dads episode and surveillance. I cant help but shout

[TickedOffPriest]

I am starting to think that the fourth wall is gone forever.

[behratbulbul]

Your selfish interest basically is the reason we got Tuttle Twins and I love it, that’s the greatness of free-market and capitalism! ❤ Thank you guys!

[lemonchan]

I love what you are doing, and I show my students in class you videos for our fun fact segments. I look forward to more videos of yours!

[Ilovepiggies]

Tuttle twins is awsome I have seen all of the episodes 5x

[funkyfox]

something i've found funny while doing research on "tuttle twins" is that a lot of people are calling them political brainwashing. most of the tuttle twins toons i've stumbled upon have been quite literally anti-brainwashing. i'm still trying to determine if yall are into anarchy or libertarianism. both are fine in my book, frankly (hell, they're even improvements to the current norm), so please don't take that as an attack or anything.

[freesk]

I love the Tuttle Twins! Free Markets! Yay! :)

[chloesmall]

Love the Tuttle Twins! There are some bad conservative shows *COUGH*Mr. Birchum*COUGH* but this the Tuttles are clearly well-written, funny and have great characters.

[Timictc]

Not even Christian and this is a fantastic show, keep it up!

[mahirozantetik]

It was really a good cartoon. I really like it. It wasn't like anything I countered before. It taught me interesting knowledges. Keep going. Good luck.

[Mr.Zero]

I think it's great, cuz im a big kid now!

[Neku]

When is the latest Tuttle Twins episode going to be free instead of members only?

[TunaBear]

Funny how they said

Is ok of you don't like the show, let your children be educated by Hollywood if that's what you want.

[dustinabc]

I'm curious, what is the advantage of getting well known big-gov't conservatives to guest star in episodes? Do they volunteer their time and talents for free? Do they actually bring in more of an audience?

[nbgjg]

Here are some facts 😂😂😂

1. One-Sided Promotion of Libertarian Ideologies
• Argument: The book is based on Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” and exclusively promotes a libertarian perspective. It portrays collectivism and government intervention negatively, without offering a balanced discussion of alternative political and economic approaches.
• Example: Entrepreneurs are depicted as heroes oppressed by government regulation, while state institutions are portrayed as inefficient or harmful. This fosters an uncritical view of free-market economics, ignoring its potential downsides, such as social inequality.

2. Oversimplification of Complex Topics
• Argument: The book addresses highly complex topics like economics, political philosophy, and social responsibility in an oversimplified manner. Readers, especially children, may draw inaccurate or reductive conclusions without the maturity to critically analyze these ideas.
• Example: Regulations are universally depicted as obstacles, without explaining why they are often necessary, such as for preventing environmental harm or monopolistic practices.

3. Promotion of Distrust Toward Government Institutions
• Argument: The book suggests that government institutions primarily create restrictions and problems, while ignoring the positive roles governments play in areas like education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
• Example: A recurring message is that the government “suppresses creative minds, ” without acknowledging that many innovations and advancements have been enabled through public funding or state support (e.g., the internet or medical research).

4. Potential Manipulation of Young Readers
• Argument: Children are especially vulnerable to ideological influence, as they lack fully developed critical thinking skills. The book risks leading them to accept libertarian principles as absolute truths without being exposed to alternative viewpoints.
• Example: The portrayal of entrepreneurs as the sole drivers of prosperity and progress promotes an idealized image that neglects critical social and ethical questions, such as corporate responsibility toward society and the environment.

5. Critical Reception
• Argument: Critics accuse the series of delivering libertarian values in a “propagandistic” way that indoctrinates children into a one-sided worldview. Educators and experts emphasize the importance of exposing children to diverse perspectives to foster a well-rounded understanding of the world.
• Example: The books do not encourage dialogue or debate and present the libertarian approach as universally superior.

Conclusion

The book clearly pursues a libertarian agenda aimed at instilling this worldview in children at an early age. Due to its one-sided presentation, oversimplification of complex issues, and potential for opinion manipulation, “The Tuttle Twins” is problematic as a neutral educational resource. A critical approach to these books, complemented by materials offering alternative perspectives, is strongly recommended.

[lerazocontractinginc]

YouTube won’t let me set alert for this video

[sakatschut]

Do the tuddle twins show also the danger of excessive capitalism? No? Oh.. well...

[tlacaelelbandini]

Tuttle twins es maravilloso, no importa cuan mal me sienat, siempre puedo ver su propaganda disfrazada de serie infantil y sentirme feliz de que al menos no voy a caer tan bajo como para hacer esa felación animada.