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...

The Tenpenny Files – Many parents assume salvation is settled once a child prays a prayer, yet years later faith quietly fades. This conversation challenges common assumptions about assurance, exposing the difference between religious language and genuine fellowship with God, the dangers of misplaced certainty, and the biblical warnings most believers were never taught to examine closely...

The Tenpenny Files – China-style surveillance expands quietly across everyday life through comforting language and invisible technology. Tracking, monitoring, and conditional access arrive as convenience, not force. As habits become data and data becomes leverage, compliance feels normal and refusal simply limits options. Control emerges gradually, built into systems already accepted, automated, and difficult to challenge before...

The Tenpenny Files – Animals decline long before a crisis is named, yet early warning signs are often ignored. This piece reveals how predictable changes in behavior, movement, and vitality appear well before diagnosis. It challenges modern care systems that dismiss observation, normalize regression, and intervene too late, urging owners to recognize decline early and act with informed responsibility...

The Tenpenny Files – Food feels expensive and farming feels impossible for most families. Joel Salatin explains why those assumptions persist and how they are often wrong. This conversation reveals how farms survive without subsidies, why debt destroys resilience, where real profit lives, and how food, land, and responsibility are deeply connected...

The Tenpenny Files – Vaccine questions once silenced now reach the highest levels of government as two physicians revisit data, policy, and personal cost. Long-dismissed concerns about safety, research suppression, and public health authority move from exile into official scrutiny, where records, hearings, and accountability begin to replace slogans, censorship, and professional intimidation...

The Tenpenny Files – Parents and educators believe they understand what is happening to today’s teens, but the truth runs deeper. Dr. Dave Rahn reveals how constant stimulation quietly reshapes young minds, draining joy, resilience, and purpose. Beneath the appearance of normal life, a neurological and emotional collapse unfolds, leaving a generation restless, depleted, and unprepared for the future...

The Tenpenny Files – A deep examination of how digital identity, surveillance, and AI-driven systems reshape human autonomy in the modern age. Celeste Solum traces the quiet policy shifts that turn living beings into managed inventory, revealing how compliance, traceability, and technological governance steadily redefine freedom, consent, and what it means to exist within expanding global control frameworks...

The Tenpenny Files – Medicine suppression follows a repeatable pattern that long predates COVID. This conversation examines why low-cost, non-patentable therapies trigger institutional retaliation and how regulatory power, academia, and media reinforce control. Using chlorine dioxide as a case study, it reveals the hidden rules shaping modern medicine and why accountability remains elusive...

The Tenpenny Files – Official disclosures about unidentified aerial phenomena move from secrecy into public record, raising questions that extend beyond technology and defense. As staged revelations accelerate, institutional narratives reshape belief, challenging spiritual discernment, biblical understanding, and faith itself amid growing acceptance of non-human intelligence and managed preparation...