The Tenpenny Files
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Truth isn’t lost — it’s hidden in plain sight.
The Tenpenny Files isn’t just another talk show. It’s an investigation into evidence that few are willing to discuss and the motives behind why that evidence is concealed. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny engages with courageous minds whose work challenges official narratives and exposes what’s been hidden behind the headlines.
These conversations reach beyond surface debates. They follow the trail of facts that connect public health, science, technology, governance, and belief — the same forces shaping how people think, act, and live. Each episode confronts the uncomfortable truth that censorship isn’t about silence; it’s about control.
The Tenpenny Files will challenge assumptions and sharpen discernment, reminding listeners that documented truth — not opinion or propaganda — is the foundation of freedom.
This isn’t commentary. It’s a search for what’s real in a culture built on distraction. Listen closely, because once you hear it, you won’t unsee it.

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America Out Loud Network © – Truth isn’t lost — it’s hidden in plain sight. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny follows the trail of facts that connect public health, science, technology, governance, and belief — the same forces shaping how people think, act, and live.
The Tenpenny Files – Kashif Khan explores how genetics influence detoxification, metabolism, sleep, stress, supplements, relationships, and healthy aging, revealing why identical health advice can produce different results. His functional genomics approach encourages people to understand their unique biological instructions before choosing diets, treatments, or wellness protocols for themselves…
The Tenpenny Files – Archaeological evidence of cannabis burned on an ancient Judahite altar raises provocative questions about sacred ritual, biblical interpretation, medicine, and prohibition. Chris Bennett explores the plant’s role across ancient cultures while defending controversial conclusions about its place in Israelite worship and its complicated religious history today…
The Tenpenny Files – Dr. J.B. Hixson examines how artificial intelligence, surveillance networks, religious pluralism and emerging technologies may fit biblical prophecy and future global control. He warns that Christians should recognize rapidly developing systems, remain spiritually prepared and resist fear as cultural and technological changes accelerate worldwide today…
The Tenpenny Files – Former NOAA scientist Dr. Justin Mabie describes how bureaucracy, funding pressures, data stewardship, peer review, and political influence shape climate science from inside the federal system, raising difficult questions about institutional trust, scientific integrity, and the policies built on environmental research and public data records…
The Tenpenny Files – Professor Stanley Ridgley examines how DEI reshapes American higher education, tracing its academic theories, financial incentives, campus programs, and evolving terminology. He argues that renamed initiatives such as inclusive excellence may preserve the same ideology, urging students, parents, and institutions to question assumptions and evidence…
The Tenpenny Files – John Klyczek examines how education reform, artificial intelligence, digital platforms, public-private partnerships, and global policy reshape schooling. He challenges parents to look beyond public, private, and homeschool labels and consider who designs these systems, collects the data, and influences how future generations learn and think…
The Tenpenny Files – Scientist McClain reflects on her fight to expose alleged laboratory safety failures, institutional corruption, and retaliation at Pfizer. Her experience raises urgent questions about biosafety, scientific accountability, industry influence, whistleblower protections, and whether powerful institutions truly safeguard researchers and the public from serious preventable harm…
The Tenpenny Files – John Leake examines how fear-driven crises, media narratives, political pressure, and institutional authority can shape public behavior. Drawing on history, psychology, and recent events, he argues that recurring mind viruses spread through slogans, conformity, and panic, making critical thinking and investigation essential for American citizens…
The Tenpenny Files – Michael McCarron explores how artificial intelligence, cybernetics, neurological technologies, and information warfare increasingly converge around the human mind. From directed energy and Havana Syndrome to algorithmic influence and military research, the discussion raises urgent questions about cognition, consciousness, technological power, individual freedom, and personal autonomy…
The Tenpenny Files – Bruce Wolff shares how childhood loss, missionary upheaval, bitterness, and unanswered questions shape his understanding of God. Through forgiveness, faith, and missionary aviation, he discovers that trusting God often means taking one illuminated step at a time, even when the path ahead remains completely unclear…
The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Dr. Andy Wakefield explore the fear haunting parents of profoundly autistic children: who will care for them after their parents are gone? Their conversation examines Bequest, lifelong caregiving, guardianship, public policy, compassion, and society’s readiness for growing long-term support needs ahead…
The Tenpenny Files – Dick Russell reveals the experiences that shape Robert F. Kennedy Jr., tracing personal tragedy, addiction, recovery, environmental advocacy, and battles with powerful institutions. His biography challenges media labels and invites listeners to consider how history, conviction, and sacrifice influence one of America’s most controversial leaders…

















































