Tuttle Twins

A field trip fiasco leads the twins to ask a complex question: what is the difference between needs and rights? Are some needs actually rights? The pair travel through time to visit key Revolutionary John Locke, who teaches the twins about their natural and unalienable rights. They also fight for their lives on an island full of ferocious flamingos.

Is it selfish to do well in your business? When the twins hit the jackpot cleaning the neighborhood's trash cans, busybody Karinne makes them question if their business's success is selfish. The twins learn from famous chef Joyce Chen, and the grumpy Grumbledons of Grumbletown, about true entrepreneurship.

Holy Satoshi! While helping a customer at their garage sale, Ethan and Emily face a conundrum: the pair are forced to choose between accepting dollars or Bitcoin as payment. The gang travels through the internet and a retro video game to learn what makes money valuable.

The twins are in a pickle when their softball team starts to bend the rules. Desperate to know what to do, Ethan, Emily and the gang jump through well-known paintings, meet the famously honest George Washington, and try to save a divided farm from a big bad wolf and from dangerous tribalism.

When a Tyrannosaurus Rex destroys the twins' beloved treehouse, the gang embarks on a tricky adventure to save Rapunzel's cramped kingdom. In all of their efforts, Ethan and Emily discover that good ideas can come from anywhere, especially from imperfect people.

When Ethan and Emily are unjustly cut from a talent show, Grandma Gabby takes them to meet some familiar faces. Frederick Douglass, who escaped slavery, and helped others to do so as an abolitionist, and an itsy bitsy spider read the twins how to conquer victim mentality.

Splash! When the school district's "Cookies for Bookies" program creates wacky problems, Grandma introduces Ethan and Emily Tuttle to economist Frederich Hayek, and takes them under the sea for a mermaid "Shellebration." Don't worry, the mermaid queen will swim along to help out too!

When Ethan and Emily's thriving business takes an unexpected hit due to a mysterious subsidy, they embark on a journey to discover the true essence of economics and the unseen forces that shape the market. Ethan and Emily will have to find their way back to the real world armed with the knowledge to combat market distortions and subsidies.

LUCHA! After a disastrous kids club fundraiser, the Tuttle crew urgently meets up with William Bradford, the pilgrims, and the notorious philosopher Karl Marx. They sit down with these historical giants to talk about the dangerous consequences of socialism and its far-reaching implications.

Upon Emily's test setback, the twins wonder about the efficacy of traditional schooling. This leads Grandma Gabby to transport Ethan and Emily Tuttle to a nostalgic place into the past, visiting a renowned historical mind, and culminating in an adventure amidst the jungle's rumble.

Derek gets abducted by extraterrestrial invaders, setting off a perilous rescue mission for Grandma and the twins. On a shadowy planet, the siblings confront enigmatic clues, encounter cyborgs, and utilize spy gadgets to unravel the mystery behind the collapse of capitalism.

During the most magical (and most spendy) time of the year, as Ethan and Emily clash over saving versus spending money, Grandma Gabby introduces them to a board game that releases creatures and unleashes chaos within the Tuttle household. Get ready for the merriest episode of mayhem yet!

Dark Dumpster Derek returns in an adventurous escapade as he fights the gold hungry Worm Burglar. Meanwhile, while Ethan and Emily Tuttle learn from George Washington about the history of gold as money in America, they'll see that owning and using gold isn't just a thing of the past. Gold is just as accessible as ever-even for kids!