Episode description The provided text is an excerpt from Donald Trump’s book, Trump: The Art of the Deal. It offers a candid look into Trump’s business philosophy and personal life. The excerpt includes reviews praising the book’s engaging style and insightful look at...

Episode description The text explores the etymology and cultural significance of “please” and “thank you.” “Please,” derived from Old French and Latin roots, evolved from a marker of deference to a common politeness marker, reflecting shifting power dynamics. “Thank...

Episode description The Tuttle Twins is a series of children’s books, including a line called Tuttle Toddlers, designed to teach young children about economics, liberty, and American history. The Toddler books utilize ABCs and 123s formats to introduce complex...

Episode description The Tuttle Twins is a series of children’s books and an online academy teaching children and teens about economics, civics, and critical thinking from a perspective emphasizing individual freedom and free markets. The books, available in multiple...

Episode description The Tuttle Twins website advertises a children’s magazine, Tuttle Times, a monthly subscription focusing on free markets, personal responsibility, and American history. The magazine uses engaging stories, articles, and activities to teach these...

Episode description The Tuttle Twins is a children’s book series and accompanying educational materials promoting individual liberty, free-market economics, and entrepreneurship. The books, based on works by prominent authors, use engaging stories to teach children...

Episode description Tuttle Twins Academy is an online learning platform offering courses for teens focused on civics, finance, logic, critical thinking, and entrepreneurship, aligning with conservative and libertarian values. The Academy provides animated lectures,...

Episode description New podcast explores Tuttle Twins books! Learn how these resources teach kids about free markets, individual rights, & liberty. Hear about the creators’ journey and impact. Discover how a children’s book series grew into a movement that is...

Episode description The Tuttle Twins book series aims to teach children aged 5-12, and even teenagers, about economic and civic principles, such as free markets and individual liberty, using engaging stories and workbooks. The series counters what the publishers...

Episode description This email newsletter from the No Agenda show discusses President Trump’s firing of Inspector Generals, framing it as a positive action against ineffective government oversight. It also highlights the reactions of progressive politicians,...