The Tuttle Twins Podcast
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709. Benedict Arnold: The Hero Who Became a Villain
Benedict Arnold saved America at its most desperate hour, then became its most infamous traitor. This is the story of how wounded pride turned a wa...
709. Benedict Arnold: The Hero Who Became a Villain
Benedict Arnold saved America at its most desperate hour, then became its most infamous traitor. This is the story of how wounded pride turned a wa...
708. Seeing America Through Fresh Eyes
A German tourist's viral videos about hotel rooms and gas stations reminded millions of Americans just how extraordinary their everyday life really...
708. Seeing America Through Fresh Eyes
A German tourist's viral videos about hotel rooms and gas stations reminded millions of Americans just how extraordinary their everyday life really...
707. America: An Idea Worth Believing In
A place can be captured. An idea cannot — and that idea is what makes America, America. Historian Gordon S. Wood spent his entire career explaining...
707. America: An Idea Worth Believing In
A place can be captured. An idea cannot — and that idea is what makes America, America. Historian Gordon S. Wood spent his entire career explaining...
706. Why Did The Framers Hate Excessive Fines?
The Eighth Amendment says the government can't impose "excessive fines" — but that single clause has a wild, 800-year-old backstory involving a tyr...
706. Why Did The Framers Hate Excessive Fines?
The Eighth Amendment says the government can't impose "excessive fines" — but that single clause has a wild, 800-year-old backstory involving a tyr...
705. Who Was Mercy Otis Warren?
She grew up in a house with twelve brothers and sisters, snuck into her uncle's library to devour books she wasn't supposed to read, and became one...
705. Who Was Mercy Otis Warren?
She grew up in a house with twelve brothers and sisters, snuck into her uncle's library to devour books she wasn't supposed to read, and became one...
704. The Marquis de Lafayette and the Fight for ...
A 19-year-old French nobleman heard about a group of scrappy colonists fighting for liberty on the other side of the ocean — and decided to risk ev...
704. The Marquis de Lafayette and the Fight for Liberty on Two Continents
A 19-year-old French nobleman heard about a group of scrappy colonists fighting for liberty on the other side of the ocean — and decided to risk ev...
703. John Hancock: More Than a Big Signature
John Hancock’s name was famous long before he signed the Declaration of Independence — and the story of how he became one of Boston’s most powerful...
703. John Hancock: More Than a Big Signature
John Hancock’s name was famous long before he signed the Declaration of Independence — and the story of how he became one of Boston’s most powerful...
702. The Acts That Sparked the American Revolution
One law that actually made sugar cheaper ended up setting off a ten-year chain reaction that cost Britain its American colonies. Before the America...
702. The Acts That Sparked the American Revolution
One law that actually made sugar cheaper ended up setting off a ten-year chain reaction that cost Britain its American colonies. Before the America...
701. How Americans Learned to Celebrate Independ...
Did the Founders really imagine fireworks, parades, and hot dogs — or did they expect us to celebrate the 4th of July a different way? John Adams m...
701. How Americans Learned to Celebrate Independence
Did the Founders really imagine fireworks, parades, and hot dogs — or did they expect us to celebrate the 4th of July a different way? John Adams m...
700. The Liberty Tree: One of America's First Sy...
In 1775, before he wrote Common Sense, Thomas Paine wrote a poem about a tree — and that tree was already shaping the American Revolution. The stor...
700. The Liberty Tree: One of America's First Symbol of Freedom
In 1775, before he wrote Common Sense, Thomas Paine wrote a poem about a tree — and that tree was already shaping the American Revolution. The stor...
699. Who Was Joseph Plumb Martin?
Joseph Plumb Martin was just a 15-year-old farm boy when he signed up to fight in the American Revolution — and the memoir he wrote at age 70 gives...
699. Who Was Joseph Plumb Martin?
Joseph Plumb Martin was just a 15-year-old farm boy when he signed up to fight in the American Revolution — and the memoir he wrote at age 70 gives...
698. The Civilian Spies Who Helped America Win t...
Two ordinary civilians — a New York tailor and an enslaved man from Virginia — used their everyday roles to outsmart the British and change the cou...
698. The Civilian Spies Who Helped America Win the Revolution
Two ordinary civilians — a New York tailor and an enslaved man from Virginia — used their everyday roles to outsmart the British and change the cou...
697. Why Was Moral Character So Important to the...
America’s founders believed a free society could only survive if its people practiced self-control, integrity, personal responsibility, and virtue....
697. Why Was Moral Character So Important to the Founding Fathers?
America’s founders believed a free society could only survive if its people practiced self-control, integrity, personal responsibility, and virtue....
696. Who Was Deborah Sampson? The Girl Who Disgu...
When women weren’t allowed to serve in the army, Deborah Sampson risked everything to fight for American independence anyway. Deborah Sampson was o...
696. Who Was Deborah Sampson? The Girl Who Disguised Herself to Fight in the Revolution
When women weren’t allowed to serve in the army, Deborah Sampson risked everything to fight for American independence anyway. Deborah Sampson was o...
695. Who Was Stephen Langton? The Man Who Told a...
One courageous scholar helped remind the world that even kings must live under the rule of law. Stephen Langton may not be a household name, but hi...
695. Who Was Stephen Langton? The Man Who Told a King “No” and Helped Shape Magna Carta
One courageous scholar helped remind the world that even kings must live under the rule of law. Stephen Langton may not be a household name, but hi...
694. Who Was Frédéric Bastiat? The Law, Liberty,...
When government stops protecting our rights and starts violating them, the law becomes a weapon instead of a shield. Frédéric Bastiat was a French ...
694. Who Was Frédéric Bastiat? The Law, Liberty, and the Proper Role of Government
When government stops protecting our rights and starts violating them, the law becomes a weapon instead of a shield. Frédéric Bastiat was a French ...
693. Why Was Lexington and Concord So Important?...
The Revolutionary War didn’t begin with the Declaration of Independence. It began more than a year earlier when ordinary colonists stood up to the ...
693. Why Was Lexington and Concord So Important? The Shot Heard Around the World
The Revolutionary War didn’t begin with the Declaration of Independence. It began more than a year earlier when ordinary colonists stood up to the ...
692. Who Was Salem Poor? The Forgotten Revolutio...
The American Revolution was shaped not only by famous founders, but also by brave, often-overlooked heroes who risked everything for the cause of f...
692. Who Was Salem Poor? The Forgotten Revolutionary War Hero Who Fought for Liberty
The American Revolution was shaped not only by famous founders, but also by brave, often-overlooked heroes who risked everything for the cause of f...