Class program: Free Money

The Book, the videos, the classroom program that teaches children about money.

In this fun and engaging children's program, Free Money helps kids aged 7–12 learn how money really works. Through stories, activities, and real-life tips, it teaches the basics of earning, saving, spending, and sharing building smart habits that last a lifetime.

Why Vaping is Good for You

A bold, no-nonsense program hat speaks directly to teens and young adults.

With humor, sarcasm, and brutal honesty, in this title I expose the dangers related to Vaping and flip it on it's head.

This program doesn’t sugarcoat. It challenges young minds to think critically, make smarter choices and live a life on their own terms.

Why Energy Drinks...

Think Energy Drinks give you wings, power, or superhuman focus? Think again.

Here is the brutally honest classroom program that tears through the hype and exposes what’s really inside those flashy cans. Packed with real facts, wild marketing tricks, and shocking side effects.

Why Bullying...

Think Bullying makes you tougher or “just part of growing up”? Think again.

This brutally honest classroom program exposes the real damage behind the “just joking” excuses. With sarcasm, real talk, and hard-hitting facts, it’s a wake-up call for anyone caught in the cycle — targets, bystanders, and even those who’ve crossed the line.

Part of the Stupid Ideas Series, it’s not here to lecture — it’s here to make young minds think.

Why Smoking...

Why Smoking is Good for You and other Stupid Ideas takes aim at one of the biggest lies young minds still hear today.

With sharp humor, sarcasm, and hard facts, this program exposes what smoking really does to your body, brain, and future. It doesn’t preach or scare — it challenges young minds to think, question old myths, and make smarter choices for themselves.

Why Social Media...

This bold title rips off the glossy filter and shows what’s really happening behind the screen.

Aimed at young minds, it dives into the hidden costs of likes, followers, and endless scrolling—from dopamine addiction and mental health damage to lost time and real-world disconnection.

With real talk, shocking facts, and a good dose of sarcasm, this classroom program challenges the idea that Social Media is harmless — and helps take back control. Think. Question. Swipe less.