Connor Boyack

Connor Boyack, President of the Libertas Institute and author of the Tuttle Twins books, debates the prospects of dismantling the Department of Education. He critiques the DOE's impact on learning and advocates for local control and parental involvement in education. The discussion highlights options for school choice, addresses systemic failures exacerbated during the pandemic, and touts the benefits of decentralization. Boyack also explores how empowering families and communities could revitalize educational outcomes beyond government influence.

Connor Boyack, founder of the Libertas Network and co-creator of the Tuttle Twins book series, dives into the recent controversy surrounding his popular children's books being temporarily removed from New York public libraries. He shares insights on the Tuttle Twins Academy, designed to teach kids about liberty and economics through engaging multimedia. Boyack also discusses the need to rethink education, advocating for a relevant and empowering model over traditional methods, while reflecting on his journey in libertarian advocacy.

In this engaging conversation, Connor Boyack, creator of the Tuttle Twins and president of the Libertas Network, shares his inspiring journey of turning a simple idea into a $15M nonprofit that has sold over 6 million books. He discusses the importance of teaching kids about entrepreneurship and freedom, innovative fundraising strategies, and the challenges his nonprofit faced, especially during the pandemic. Connor emphasizes the need for accessible economic education to empower future generations, blending commercial publishing and philanthropy seamlessly.

Connor Boyack, author and president of the Libertas Institute, discusses the intersection of faith and individual liberty. He shares insights on how moral foundations shape public discourse and the vital role of parents in education. Boyack highlights his work on the Tuttle Twins series, which empowers children through storytelling about civic and economic principles. The conversation emphasizes innovative educational approaches, the importance of emotional connections in communication, and invites listeners to engage with transformative projects.

Connor Boyack, founder of the Libertas Network and author of the Tuttle Twins series, dives into the transformative world of alternative education. He discusses the acquisition of the Praxis apprenticeship program and its mission to empower families through freedom-focused learning. The conversation explores the skepticism surrounding traditional college paths, the innovative structure of Praxis, and how it aligns education with entrepreneurial opportunities. Boyack emphasizes the importance of practical learning and the evolution of employment in a rapidly changing economy.