The Tuttle Times Podcast
The official podcast for The Tuttle Times, a monthly magazine for freedom-loving kids.
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Episodes
Wednesday Dec 10, 2025
Wednesday Dec 10, 2025
Grandpa Tuttle teaches the twins a lesson about the Federal Reserve and its money scam to transfer wealth to the elite.
Thursday Nov 13, 2025
Thursday Nov 13, 2025
This Christmas, we remember one of the most important things Jesus taught during his life. That peace is possible when you are courageous enough to love your enemies and do good to them.
Tuesday Oct 28, 2025
Tuesday Oct 28, 2025
Each year on November 1st, people around the world celebrate the "Day of the Dead" to honor the lives of their ancestors. One way we can all celebrate is by doing genealogy—studying our family history!
Wednesday Oct 01, 2025
Wednesday Oct 01, 2025
In this special episode, we honor the life and mission of Charlie Kirk. Charlie was known for his ability to seek out what is good and true by having hard conversations with people.
Monday Sep 01, 2025
Monday Sep 01, 2025
In a world of screens, books remain one of the most popular forms of entertainment. When a well-written story meets a reader’s imagination, it creates a powerful experience no movie can match.
Friday Aug 29, 2025
Friday Aug 29, 2025
Nature is full of complex systems. By harnessing the order of nature, regenerative farmers are reinventing the food system for a healthier and freer future.
Thursday Aug 14, 2025
Thursday Aug 14, 2025
A world wide reduction in population will be one of our biggest challenges in the future.
Thursday Jul 31, 2025
Thursday Jul 31, 2025
Meeting new people can be scary. Will they like you? Will they think you're cool? These kinds of thoughts can make anyone freeze with anxiety. In this issue, you'll learn some wisdom that will give you courage and help you make new friends more easily.
Tuesday Jul 01, 2025
Tuesday Jun 03, 2025
Tuesday Jun 03, 2025
Just like product labels in a store, political labels give us quick information about a person’s beliefs. They can help us identify potential allies who share our values. But labels can also be misleading, used to gain our support without truly representing what we stand for. That’s why it’s important to think critically about political labels.