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From Adam Smith to Thomas Sowell, meet the men whose bold economic ideas shaped history and defined the way everyone talks about money, trade, and markets today.
Michael Knowles and special guests discuss the great literature that has not only shaped Western civilization but should be considered essential reading.
A starter guide to U.S. civics for becoming a better, more informed citizen.
Stories of young entrepreneurs turning their passion into profit.
Recapping the biggest stories of the week you might have missed and definitely need to know.
U.S. civics and history lessons in a fun quiz show that will have your kids laughing while they learn.
Essential financial literacy for youth to young adults.
Global issues that teach middle and high school kids what makes America unique.
Honest recaps and hilarious skits for middle and high school kids about important moments in history.
Life skills and character development for tweens and teens.
President Trump declares talks with Iran officially over and says the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz. A new survey reveals more than half of Gen Z investors are gambling away money meant for…
The Secret Service secretly moved President Trump from Air Force One onto another plane after a credible Iranian assassination threat. New numbers show inflation cooling off with gas and prescription…
Do your daily decisions matter to the economy? In the early 1900s, an economist named Ludwig von Mises argued that they do! At a time when collectivism was engulfing Europe, Mises argued for…
Hackers drain $116 million from supposedly un-hackable Bitcoin wallets, and investigators still don’t know who's responsible. A professor hides a sneaky word in his midterm exam and catches 32…
Dr. Anthony Fauci's own diary gets him in hot water as he pleads the Fifth over 100 times before Congress. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveils government-run grocery stores that economists…
Social media has a massive impact on the mental health of teenagers. Depicted in an age-appropriate manner, this animated video (based on PragerU’s Around the World book for middle and high school…
Should the government give people jobs? In 1840s France, many thought so. Facing food shortages and rising unrest, France’s government created the “National Workshops” to employ thousands and…
When prices skyrocket, everyone suffers—but does someone benefit? In this episode of Economic Game Changers, you’ll meet David Ricardo, a stockbroker-turned-economist who responded to a costly grain…
Before the American Revolution, Great Britain powered a global empire through mercantilism—an economic system that enriched the crown at the expense of overseas colonies. But one Scottish thinker had…
Is a revolution to end capitalism inevitable? In the mid 1800s, a philosopher named Karl Marx thought so. This episode of Economic Game Changers introduces teens to a radical thinker who used the…
The Holocaust left a dark mark on Germany’s past, but is the country’s push for tolerance truly the solution to rising discrimination? In this animated video, based on a PragerU Around the World book…
You’ve probably heard it asked before: didn't the Framers own slaves? Some did. But the Constitution they created was fundamentally opposed to slavery. How did the Framers set the stage to eliminate…
What should every citizen know about early U.S. history? In this episode, you’ll learn about the arrival of European settlers in the 1500s, why they came to this country, and how they established the…
U.S. Citizenship 101 is an energetic journey through American history, culture, symbols, and holidays; things everyone should know about this great country and the facts you will need to pass the…