$ANGX Angel Studios Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $ANGX Angel Studios Tape Reports — 2 podcast mentions across 1 podcast (30 days), latest 2026-08-16 22:00 UTC.
Yeah, so the books, we have books from toddlers up through teens, but we're most known for our children's series, which perfectly specifically fits your children's ages. These are books that teach kids how the world works. They do come from what we call a classical liberal perspective, basically the Founding Fathers, early America. And so we're talking about free markets and property rights, entrepreneurship and innovation, free speech, basically the values that the Constitution, you know, aimed to protect and, and to institutionalize here in America. So these books are covering topics that kids are often not being taught at all, certainly in most schools. But to the extent that kids are being exposed to some of these ideas, they're often being exposed to maybe the wrong ideas. We have a book on how inflation happens and what causes it, so we talk about the Federal Reserve. We have a book on the dangers of socialism, and we help kids to understand what that actually means and what it looks like. And many people would think— in fact, our early critics would say, oh, you know, that's, that's over the heads of kids. Let kids just be kids, you know, don't talk to kids about these topics until they're older. What we've realized now in, you know, 13+ years of doing the Tuttle Twins, 7 million books sold, hundreds of millions of views on our cartoons that we do with Angel Studios, we've come to realize that kids are eager to make sense of the world that they are inhabiting, that they're trying to understand their place in it and what's happening. And when we, when we treat kids like, you know, ignoramuses and provide them educational material that's dumbed down at their level, That's boring for many kids, but you can expose them to these big ideas, these adult-level themes. Think of this analogy. When you're a preteen at a family reunion, let's say a Thanksgiving dinner, you don't want to sit at the little kids' table. You want to go join the adults. That's where the interesting conversation is, and you want to be the big kid. And a lot of kids are that way. So our books, the Tuttle Twins, treats kids like that, that they can understand big ideas. We do simplify them and we put them in a fun story and they're fully illustrated.
Connor Boyack — The Fox News Rundown · Extra: The Tuttle Twins Creator on Fixing Schools and the Battle for Kids' Minds · 2026-08-16