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...

The Tenpenny Files – For decades, dissent on climate has been dismissed as dangerous. Geologist Gregory Wrightstone challenges that narrative, examining data behind climate claims, questioning consensus, and confronting censorship. He argues that warming and rising CO₂ support human and ecological prosperity, while fear-driven policies reshape education, economics, and public discourse with lasting consequences...

The Tenpenny Files – Donica Hudson reflects on how discernment became suspect as institutional power expanded across faith, government, and medicine. Drawing from Scripture and America’s original covenants, she reframes prayer as spiritual authority rather than retreat, urging clarity, vigilance, and truth in an age where deception is normalized and spiritual resistance increasingly discouraged...

The Tenpenny Files – A routine investigation leads an Ohio private investigator into a federal identity record tied to Barack Obama that refuses to reconcile. As legal challenges collapse before evidence is heard, unanswered questions emerge about courts, government agencies, and accountability at the highest levels. The unresolved record raises lasting concerns about eligibility, power, and who decides what the public is...

The Tenpenny Files – Acute kidney failure emerges as a hidden driver of excess deaths in the Covid era, cutting across age and health status. Drawing on millions of death records, John Beaudoin examines hospital incentives, drug protocols, and statistical blind spots that obscure causality, while tracing how medical systems and courts fail to investigate, acknowledge, or address systemic harm...

The Tenpenny Files – Something is happening to men that few are willing to confront. I sit down with Dr. Gilda Carle to expose the cultural forces undermining masculinity, silencing fathers, and driving men into isolation. This conversation reveals why men are withdrawing, how identity is being stripped away, and what must be done to rebuild strength, purpose, and hope...

The Tenpenny Files – Newborn screening is quietly crossing a genetic threshold. As whole-genome sequencing enters hospitals and public health systems, DNA collected at birth begins shaping medical pathways long before symptoms appear. I examine how these programs expand, how data is stored and shared, and what this shift means for parental authority and lifelong medical autonomy...

The Tenpenny Files – Many adults carry unexamined assumptions about Christianity without ever confronting its claims. This episode of The Tenpenny Files explores how serious engagement with Scripture reshapes belief, responsibility, and worldview. Through thoughtful discussion, it examines truth, theology, creation, and why faith, once taken seriously, begins directing how a life is lived...