Tuttle Twins

When the twins earn a trip to Bird Land Amusement Park, they discover that some charities do more harm than good. With help from friends, they must learn to give better—before the park shuts down forever!

When the Tuttle family debates buying a fancy new fridge, the twins meet John Maynard Keynes, Saifedean Ammous, and a world of quirky food. Together, they discover the hidden risks of melting money and thinking only in the short term.

After a machine threatens the twins' jobs, they travel to 1920s Michigan to learn from Henry Ford about creative destruction. But when they return home, nothing is quite as they left it.

After Emily unfairly loses a pie bake-off, the twins turn to Thomas Sowell to learn the dangers of equity, only to be swept into a fantastical world of elves, orcs, and basketball!

After a price hike puts a new board game out of reach, the twins travel to Russia to learn about price controls. With economist Ludwig von Mises and a very persistent Copernicus, they discover why controlling prices can backfire.

After a suspicious news story airs, Grandma and the twins rescue Benjamin Franklin Bache but become trapped in a world where speaking out leads to deadly consequences. They must use journalism and the power of truth to fight back and survive.

When the twins question if college will guarantee them success, Grandma takes them to meet Mike Rowe and visit a Superhero University!

The twins travel to a magical island with Dr. Ben Carson to learn about the fatherless epidemic.

When field day is mysteriously canceled, conspiracies abound! Ethan and Emily visit JFK to learn about critical thinking and then crack the conspiracy about what really happened to Humpty Dumpty.

The cul-de-sac kids discover Karinne has gained access to their private digital lives! The Twins get a lesson in digital privacy from a mysterious guide, then rush to rescue Prince Charming from the Not-Evil Queen's digital control!

When inflation wrecks movie night, Grandma takes the twins—and stowaway Karinne—back to the Bitcoinverse. There, they learn about the risks of controlled money, CBDCs, and the freedom of Bitcoin. Plus, rocks. Lots of rocks.

The cul-de-sac kids are ready for a big soccer game, but when Kevin can't play due to a religious holiday, Karinne votes to kick him off. With guidance from unexpected sources, the twins learn the value of religious freedom.

During a gym class dodgeball game, a new kid creates chaos by judging others on appearance. Emily and Ethan turn to Grandma, who introduces them to Martin Luther King Jr., teaching them the value of character over judgment.

The Twins' school is suddenly trapped in an endless food fight, and no one knows who's behind it. Determined to get answers, they visit President Eisenhower himself, learning about the military-industrial complex along the way. Armed with this knowledge, they return to solve the mystery, plunging into a film noir-style adventure that leads them through dark alleys, suspicious motives, and quirky characters.

The twins learn the value of failure from the Wright brothers and a world afraid to fail.

Sep transforms into a monster and sends the twins to a ruined alternate world, where they uncover the dangers of irresponsibility. With help from their not-grandmother, they inspire change and prove that true freedom comes from taking responsibility.

When a field trip goes wrong, the twins question if needs are actually rights. They learn about natural rights from John Locke and fight for their lives on an island of ferocious flamingos.

When the twins hit the jackpot with a trash can cleaning business, Karinne makes them question if success is selfish. They learn about true entrepreneurship from Joyce Chen and the grumpy Grumbledons of Grumbletown!

Holy Satoshi! When the twins are forced to choose between accepting dollars and bitcoin at a garage sale, they travel through the internet and a retro video game to learn what makes money well…good.

After their softball team starts bending the rules, the twins jump through famous paintings, meet George Washington, and try to save a divided farm from a big bad wolf and dangerous tribalism!

After a T-rex destroys their treehouse, the twins struggle to save Rapunzel's cramped kingdom and discover that good ideas can come from imperfect people.

When the twins are unfairly cut from a talent show, Grandma takes them to meet Frederick Douglass and an itsy bitsy spider to learn how to conquer victim mentality.

SPLASH! When the school district's "Cookies for Bookies" program creates wacky problems, Grandma introduces Ethan and Emily to economist Frederich Hayek, and takes them under the sea for a mermaid "Shellebration"!

When the Twins' business is hurt by a subsidy, they visit Ludwig Von Mises and crash-land in a Spooky land where they learn just how stinky the market can get.

LUCHA! After a failed kids club fundraiser, the gang runs into William Bradford, the pilgrims, and Karl Marx as they wrestle with socialism and its consequences.

After Emily fails a test, the twins wonder whether school is the best way to learn--prompting Grandma to whisk them off to a familiar place in the past, before stopping by the most famous mind in history, and then a rumble in the jungle...

Invaders from another world kidnap Derek, launching Grandma and the twins on a dangerous rescue mission. On a dark planet, the twins encounter mysterious clues, cyborgs and spy gadgets as they solve the mystery of why capitalism is failing.

It's Christmas time, and when the twins argue about saving money versus spending it, Grandma introduces them to a board game that unleashes creatures and chaos into the Tuttle's home. 

When Grandma Gabby moves in with the Tuttle family, she takes her twin grandkids on a wheelchair time machine to France and the Old West to learn about laws and try to save their lemonade stand.

A science camp rivalry threatens to destroy Emily's dreams. Grandma takes the twins to India and a worm battlefield to learn about the golden rule before it's too late.

Argh! The twins encounter space pirates, a scotsman and ice cream people as they learn about free trade and why no one can make a pencil by themselves.

With the help of Ben Franklin, the Twins learn what it means to be an entrepreneur and start their own corndog stand.

The Twins learn that big businesses like Big Bob's BBQ can sometimes produce laws that keep smaller businesses like Food Trucks from being able to survive. They visit Atlantis and try to stop the protectionism there before things get too wet.

With their eyes set on a big carnival prize, Ethan and Emily learn that printing more tickets causes prices to rise. They visit Ancent Rome and Modern Zimbabwe to see the Inflation Monster at work then rush back to save the carnival.

Even though everyone learned a lot and some people got delicious desserts, Derek is the real winner of this episode, because he found love.

Why doesn't everyone get equal pay? Join Ethan and Emily as they travel back in time to visit people like Babe Ruth and learn about the economic value that people provide, and the dangers of communism.

Ethan and Emily's film set gets shut down because of a dumb regulation. The twins learn about civilly disobeying unjust laws with the help of Rosa Parks and a funny Boat-Dweller named Doug. This Episode features Dark Dumpster Derek.

The Twins learn how surrendering powers to the government during times of calamity almost always results in long-term loss of freedoms. They play a fantastical game "Crisis & Creatures" and learn how to rely on community rather than government to help each other through challenging times.

Karinne is back to causing trouble and this time she's spreading lies about Ethan. But, with the help of James Madison, the Twins learn what happens when you restrict free speech even if it's mean or deceptive.

Desperate to save Grandma Gabby, Ethan and Emily are thrust into a future world where the government runs every part of daily life. Tune in for the epic finale of season 1, an adventure about persuasion vs force as the twins fight for the future.