Episodes

The Tenpenny Files – During the COVID years, pediatric exam rooms reveal a different story than the headlines. Developmental delays, rising anxiety, academic regression, and unresolved vaccine questions reshape childhood. A seasoned physician connects pandemic policies to long-standing debates over pediatric health, autism research, and the future facing an entire generation...

The Tenpenny Files – Booker Scott examines artificial intelligence as it advances faster than law, tracing decades of quiet development and rising debates over machine personhood. He argues for a Twenty Eighth Amendment defining humanity by DNA, urging constitutional clarity as AI reshapes education, security, employment, and the future of human rights worldwide today...

The Tenpenny Files – Chronic stress quietly reshapes the brain, altering sleep, focus, and resilience without obvious warning. As digital saturation and emotional strain become routine, recovery fades and fatigue deepens. Dr. Patrick Porter explores measurable states of neurological restoration and explains how awareness and training can rebuild clarity, endurance, and long-term cognitive performance...

The Tenpenny Files – Is the internet showing reality or a curated illusion? This discussion explores algorithmic throttling, digital identity control, and search manipulation shaping reputations, income, and public perception. Investigative insight reveals how visibility becomes currency, narratives become programmable, and awareness becomes the first step toward reclaiming autonomy online in today’s digital landscape...

The Tenpenny Files – Witnesses stand at four corners of the Gospel record, revealing Christ through distinct voices that converge at the cross. Isolation, fulfillment, compassion, and spiritual depth unfold alongside modern hardship in Cuba, inviting readers to confront suffering, faith, and truth without reducing their meaning through honest reflection and patient listening together...

The Tenpenny Files – An investigation follows researcher Peter Kirby as he questions persistent atmospheric trails and explores government documents, scientific history, and geoengineering proposals. Connections between military research, environmental data, and technological power raise unsettling questions about who shapes the skies and how modern climate intervention quietly evolves under expanding institutional...

The Tenpenny Files – Marc Girardot challenges assumptions about intramuscular injections, proposing that delivery mechanics shape risk more than formulation alone. The Bolus Theory explores circulation, vascular injury, and organ vulnerability, arguing that anatomy and injection speed influence outcomes, raising urgent questions about safety, medical practice, and long accepted vaccination methods in modern medicine...

The Tenpenny Files – America runs on speed and assumption, not resilience. Drew Miller examines fragile supply chains, urban dependence, and habits shaped by convenience. He reveals how quiet pressure builds beneath normal routines and why preparedness, redundancy, and personal agency shift risk away from centralized systems toward households prepared to endure disruption independently...

The Tenpenny Files – Americans are told the nation stands on the edge of division, yet new survey data reveal unexpected agreement across major cultural and civic debates. Public opinion challenges institutional narratives on race, gender policy, and education, exposing a widening gap between media messaging and the country’s shared constitutional instincts today broadly...

The Tenpenny Files – Hope erodes not first in culture, but in the home. Carl Barrett confronts fatherlessness, distraction, and spiritual drift shaping Generation Z. Drawing from Deuteronomy and prison ministry experience, he calls parents back to intentional leadership, daily discipleship, and accountable faith. The choice is clear: surrender the next generation to confusion or reclaim them with conviction and obedience...

The Tenpenny Files – Breast cancer dominates headlines and fundraising campaigns, yet one daily habit escapes scrutiny. Sydney Ross Singer questions what decades of breast compression may do to lymphatic flow, immune signaling, and long-term tissue health. His controversial findings challenge detection-focused prevention models and invite a deeper look at how culture, fashion, and physiology quietly intersect...

The Tenpenny Files – A legal confrontation with the U.S. military opens into a sweeping examination of global health power, emergency authority, and genetic intervention. Todd Callender outlines how treaties, mandates, and technology converge to override consent, redefine personhood, and integrate biology with data systems, framing the conflict as a struggle over sovereignty, free will, and ownership of human life...

The Tenpenny Files – The American family farm disappears quietly each year, reshaping food, communities, and national security. Through lived experience and hard data, Brian Reisinger reveals how consolidation, policy, and rising costs trap farmers between survival and collapse. As farms vanish, food systems grow fragile, ownership concentrates, and families face a narrowing path forward...

The Tenpenny Files – Justice has shifted from moral truth to ideological demand, leaving clarity buried beneath power and grievance. Dr. Christina Crenshaw exposes how justice detached from its theological roots reshapes culture, institutions, and identity. Through lived experience, history, and worldview, she reveals what happens when justice is demanded without truth to define it...

The Tenpenny Files – Motherhood now demands courage in a culture that shapes children without consent. Heidi St. John reflects on education, authority, and the rising pressure placed on families as values shift and trust erodes. She calls parents to reclaim responsibility, confront institutional influence, and protect formative years before time and conviction quietly slip away...

The Tenpenny Files – The U.S. addiction crisis reflects a systemic collapse, not just drug misuse. Rising deaths, stigma, and short-term treatment models fail to match the neurological reality of recovery. As fentanyl accelerates mortality, flawed incentives and missing accountability leave lives dependent on chance instead of evidence-based care and sustained support...

The Tenpenny Files – The modern education system is not a historical accident but a deliberate redesign that transfers authority from families and faith to the state. I trace how compulsory schooling, altered literacy methods, and financial influence reshape belief, weaken parental control, and normalize failure, revealing a system built to mold ideology rather than cultivate independent thought...

The Tenpenny Files – American institutions do not drift into ideological capture by chance. I trace how universities abandoned truth-centered formation, imported critical frameworks, and transmitted them through education, faith, and culture. This long campaign reshapes authority, identity, and meaning while resisting reform through credential control and institutional permanence...

The Tenpenny Files – I trace food independence to soil most people are taught to ignore. What I witness on damaged land exposes how biological systems collapse under chemicals, denial, and neglect. By restoring living soil instead of removing it, I see toxins disappear, animals recover, and communities regain control outside failing institutional systems...

The Tenpenny Files – Greg Rogers examines why a perfect God allows rebellion, tracing the logic of Satan’s defiance, moral agency, and divine restraint. The conversation reveals worship as freely chosen alignment and faith as honest struggle, offering a coherent framework that challenges assumptions and deepens understanding of justice, responsibility, and human freedom today...

The Tenpenny Files – History’s greatest disasters rarely begin with mystery or chance. Again and again, small warnings are seen, documented, and ignored by those in power. From empires to modern institutions, the same pattern repeats: authority protects itself, evidence is buried, dissent is punished, and consequences follow. Recognizing this pattern sharpens judgment and restores personal responsibility...

The Tenpenny Files – Healthcare decisions are quietly shifting away from doctors and patients into administrative systems that control approval, cost, and access. Twila Brase explains how insurer dominance, Medicare changes, and federal policy now determine when care moves forward. As delays increase and choices narrow, Americans discover too late that medical judgment has been replaced by bureaucratic control...

The Tenpenny Files – Who controls artificial intelligence controls the future. This conversation exposes how AI already shapes power, privacy, labor, education, and family life while most people focus on surface fears. Control consolidates quietly through platforms and infrastructure, rewarding awareness and leaving the uninformed reacting to systems designed to feel invisible...

The Tenpenny Files – Most people believe they are eating well, yet feel tired, unwell, or stuck. This conversation explores how food was reframed as healthy while quietly undermining energy and metabolism, why cooking disappeared from daily life, and how reclaiming food literacy at home may be one of the most powerful steps toward lasting health...