Where did Bitcoin come from?
Tuttle Twins is the worlds first cartoon for kids that teaches about bitcoin and the concept of hard money. This episode answers questions like What is Bitcoin? Who created Bitcoin? What is hard money vs. easy money?
Kids, economics, and freedom. All mashed together in one show. Join Grandma Gabby as she takes her twin grandkids on wheelchair time-machine adventures to learn about the virtues America was founded on. Tuttle Twins teaches children the principles of freedom, government, and economics in a hilariously entertaining way.
How do you describe economics to your children? Should your preteen care about the government? For too long, parents have been at the mercy of professional curriculum developers to teach their children. History is watered down, key principles omitted altogether, and time and attention are given to things of lesser importance. Not anymore! Tuttle Twins is the first cartoon series to teach kids about freedom, economics, and government.
The mission of Tuttle Twins is to reach 100 million kids, so in 10 years, when those kids are entering colleges and voting booths, their communities and our world will be a more free place. Millions of families that have bought the original Tuttle Twins books by Connor Boyack have found that stories are a great way to educate and entertain kids in ways school can't.
In every episode, twin siblings Ethan and Emily Tuttle join their Grandma Gabby on crazy time-traveling adventures. Together they visit important places in history and meet well-known historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Frederic Bastiat, Susan B. Anthony, Milton Freidman, Adam Smith, Harriett Tubman and more!
Tuttle Twins helps parents teach their children important lessons about freedom, individual rights, economics, entrepreneurship, the golden rule, free speech, personal responsibility, government and more! With lovable characters, great stories, catchy songs and lots of laughs Tuttle Twins is educational entertainment that is fun for the entire family!

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