Want to give your kids an understanding of Bitcoin and a healthy skepticism of government?
Try Tuttle Twins. A cartoon about a grandma who takes her grandkids on hilarious adventures to learn about economics and freedom. Think the education of Magic School bus meets the comedy of The Simpsons
“The best way to improve the world is to educate children about the tremendous value of individual freedom, rationality, and the pursuit of truth. To this end, Tuttle Twins is an enlightening and entertaining tool for teaching children.”
— Robert Breedlove
Give your Family a Foundation of Freedom
With Tuttle Twins, your kids will learn about Bitcoin from Satoshi Nakomoto, Civil disobedience from Harriet Tubman, Inflation from Milton Friedman and how to destroy the economy from Karl Marx.
Parent Vetted and Parent Approved
A lot of the content made today is mindless or worse.
Each episode of Tuttle Twins is parent-funded, parent-vetted and only released when it’s parent-approved.
What You Get
Members of the Angel Guild get access to dozens of Tuttle Twins episodes and more!
Cracking Conspiracies
Ethan and Emily visit JFK to learn about critical thinking and solve the Humpty Dumpty conspiracy.
Fighting for Fatherhood
The twins travel to a magical island with Dr. Ben Carson to learn about the fatherless epidemic.
The College Conundrum
After an encounter with Mike Rowe, the twins learn a pivotal life lesson.
The Inflation Monster
Ethan and Emily visit Ancient Rome and Modern Zimbabwe to learn about inflation.
Bitcoin and the Beast
The twins travel through the internet and a retro video game to learn the value of money.
When Laws Give You Lemons
Grandma Gabby takes the twins on her wheelchair time machine to try to save their lemonade stand.
War of the Worms
A science camp rivalry threatens to destroy Emily’s dreams, and the twins learn the golden rule.
Dumpsters & Disobedience
The twins learn about civilly disobeying unjust laws with the help of Rosa Parks and Doug.
Wrestling with Socialism
After a failed fundraiser, the gang meets up William Bradford and Karl Marx to talk socialism.
Spooky, Stinky Subsidies
When the twins’ learn about spooky, scary subsidies with Ludwig Von Mises.
