The Tenpenny Files – Tiffany Ashton Bramblett connects autism, Alzheimer’s, seizures, and autoimmune dysfunction through measurable stress inside the brain. Her family’s experience highlights oxidative damage, mold exposure, uric acid shifts, blood sugar instability, and inflammation as overlooked signals that may appear before diagnosis and cognitive decline or neurological regression emerges fully...

The Tenpenny Files – Matthew McWhorter challenges Christians to examine how Church sources shape the biblical canon and whether Protestant arguments remain consistent. Through a legal-style investigation, he compares early Church authority, New Testament validation, and rejected Old Testament books, raising urgent questions about Scripture, faith, and foundations believers often inherit without scrutiny today...

The Tenpenny Files – Joy Pullmann joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to examine how pride ideology moves through law, education, workplaces, and family life. The discussion explores queer politics, Bostock, sex-based protections, fatherlessness, moral order, and why shifting beliefs reshape institutions, behavior, and public policy across America in ways many people still overlook today now...

The Tenpenny Files – Joseph Lombardi challenges conventional retirement planning, arguing that 401(k)s often benefit institutions more than families. He explains wealth protection, IRS Code 7702 strategies, private banking, long-term care planning, inflation concerns, and the financial blind spots that leave Americans vulnerable during market instability, illness, disability, and economic uncertainty today nationwide overall...

Project Out Loud – When career bureaucrats with lifetime tenure answer to nobody, the choices of voters matter less, and the power of a permanent managerial class grows. Big tech, big pharma, big agriculture, and the defense contractors can feed that class with resources and influence. The result is a culture that protects its own. Whistleblowers pay a price for speaking out. Records are redacted or...

The Tenpenny Files – Dr. William F. Supple explores why anti-parasitic drugs like fenbendazole may target cancer cells, inflammation, and recurrence after conventional treatment fails. Drawing from a family case, suppressed research, and global deworming practices, he challenges mainstream oncology and raises urgent questions about cancer biology, patient choice, and low-cost therapy options today...

The Tenpenny Files – Pedro Garcia joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to explore why many people are not leaving Jesus, but pain, hypocrisy, legalism, and unanswered suffering. He reveals how doubt often begins in heartbreak, how Gen Z struggles with inherited faith, and how families can face deconstruction with compassion, courage, and renewed hope today...

The Tenpenny Files – Emma Waters examines how cultural pressure around career, independence, and identity shapes marriage, motherhood, birth rates, and surrogacy. She connects personal choices to policy concerns, including contracts, citizenship, and family formation, while drawing from biblical wisdom and her book Lead Like Jael to explain what women are not being told...

The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Suzanne Humphries reveals how hospital protocols, administrative pressure, and pharmaceutical influence shape medical decisions. She explains why doctors may lose autonomy, patients must demand informed consent, and trust breaks when policy overrides care. Her message calls for transparency, compassion, accountability, and courage throughout modern medicine for every patient today...

The Tenpenny Files – Drew Thomas Allen explains how the Trump–Russia collusion narrative develops through intelligence channels, political coordination, and media amplification. He discusses the Steele dossier, opposition research, and the absence of accountability surrounding Russiagate. The conversation examines how unresolved questions about power, elections, and public trust continue shaping the political system...