The Tenpenny Files
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 Rapture timeline most Christians have never questioned
The Tenpenny Files – D.R. Roquemore examines the rapture timeline and challenges widely accepted beliefs about end times. He explores what Revelation says about when believers are taken, whether they endure tribulation, and why many churches avoid the topic, urging readers to compare teachings with scripture and prepare for events that may unfold differently than expected...
Gunfighters Rule: What Combat, Command, and Iran reveal about war and responsibility
The Tenpenny Files – Col. William Dunn reveals the realities of combat, command, and long-term consequences of war through "Gunfighters Rule". He details leadership under pressure, the cost to families, and lessons from Iraq. The conversation expands to Iran, China, and strategic threats, offering a clear, unfiltered look at responsibility, decision-making, and modern military conflict...
Turtles all the way down: The vaccine safety debate
The Tenpenny Files – This conversation examines vaccine safety through research, questioning long-held assumptions and exploring gaps in evidence. It highlights legal challenges, medical system pressures, and rising chronic conditions in children, while connecting these issues to real decisions families face and the ongoing debate between established science and unresolved concerns in public health...
When persecution comes
The Tenpenny Files – Christian persecution is no longer distant as pressure rises across Western culture. Charles Crismier reveals how legal, social, and reputational forces quietly shape compromise while many remain unaware. He calls believers and families to urgent spiritual readiness, emphasizing heart preparation, conviction, and leadership before trials intensify and faith is personally tested...
Cancer may be starting long before diagnosis
The Tenpenny Files – Ryan Richardson explores how cancer may develop long before diagnosis, linking modern diets, nutrient deficiencies, and lifestyle habits to long-term health outcomes. He examines prevention, metabolic health, and controversial topics like vitamin B17, encouraging deeper consideration of food systems, environmental changes, and daily choices that shape the body over time...
Prenatal ultrasound risks and early development
The Tenpenny Files – A second conversation explores how prenatal ultrasound may interact with developing tissue, including the brain, bones, and hearing. It examines possible links to long term health outcomes, cumulative exposure, and routine care decisions, offering parents a broader perspective on early development and the influences shaping it before birth...
The dark side of prenatal ultrasound
The Tenpenny Files – Routine prenatal ultrasounds are widely considered safe, yet growing concerns question their potential impact on fetal development. This exploration highlights possible risks, challenges standard medical practices, and emphasizes the importance of informed consent. It encourages expectant parents to think critically about common procedures and their possible long-term effects on health and development...
The indoctrinated brain: What happens when the brain loses its ability to think independently
The Tenpenny Files – This piece explores how sustained stress and fear reshape brain function, weakening memory, identity, and independent thinking. It examines Dr. Michael Nehls’ framework on hippocampal decline, social conformity, and narrative control, while questioning reversibility and offering insight into protecting cognitive resilience in a rapidly changing psychological and cultural landscape today...
The Book of Heaven: A story of hope for the outcasts, the broken, and those who lost faith
The Tenpenny Files – A mother shares her son’s journey through severe, non-speaking autism, revealing awareness behind silence. As communication finally emerges after years, his experience challenges assumptions about intelligence, consciousness, and connection. The story explores family impact, unseen struggles, and a perspective that reshapes how we understand those who cannot outwardly respond...
The art and science of undermining cancer: What most patients are never told
The Tenpenny Files – A cancer diagnosis triggers urgent decisions before patients fully understand their condition. Dr. Francisco Contreras explains how cancer behaves, how metabolism and immunity influence its growth, and why treatment approaches differ globally. This conversation reveals overlooked insights, offering a clearer path toward managing cancer with informed, balanced, and patient-centered strategies...
Seeds of deception: GMOs, glyphosate, and the rise of gene editing
The Tenpenny Files – This episode explores GMOs, glyphosate exposure, and the rapid rise of CRISPR gene editing. Jeffrey Smith explains how these technologies enter the food system with limited oversight, how exposure impacts health, and why engineered microbes present irreversible environmental risks unfolding now across agriculture, manufacturing, and everyday food consumption worldwide...
The system that can turn off your life
The Tenpenny Files – Catherine Austin-Fitts outlines systems that link digital identity, finance, and infrastructure to real-time control over daily life. She explains how programmable money, surveillance, and centralized authority can restrict spending, movement, and access. The discussion highlights economic restructuring, enforcement mechanisms, and the urgent need to understand and respond while choices remain...
The coming Millennial Kingdom: The pattern behind every fallen Empire
The Tenpenny Files – We examine why every human government eventually collapses, tracing a recurring pattern rooted in human nature. Through biblical prophecy, especially Daniel 2, we reveal a coming shift toward Christ’s Kingdom, challenging assumptions about power, history, and whether lasting solutions can ever come from human leadership alone...
What happens when you refuse to follow the narrative
The Tenpenny Files – We explore what happens when people refuse to follow the narrative, revealing the real consequences they face. Careers unravel, reputations shift, and relationships strain under pressure. Through lived experiences, We show how fear shapes silence, and how quickly everything can change when someone steps outside the boundaries others choose not to cross...
The collapse of legacy media and the rise of citizen-controlled news
The Tenpenny Files – We expose the collapse of legacy media and the unstoppable rise of citizen-driven news. Centralized control fractures as independent voices scale globally. Authority shifts away from institutions toward public participation, reshaping credibility, economics, and information flow into a decentralized system that no longer asks for permission to exist or expand...
The MAHA cookbook: Taking charge of your health with vibrant, Whole Foods
The Tenpenny Files – I explore how modern food narratives shape our choices, often masking harm behind convenience and familiarity. I reconnect cooking with responsibility, showing how whole foods restore energy, clarity, and confidence. This perspective challenges accepted norms and helps families reclaim true nourishment from within everyday life in practical, grounded ways today...
What happens when genetic records begin at birth
The Tenpenny Files – Newborn screening expands beyond early detection as whole-genome sequencing enters hospitals and public health programs. Genetic data collected at birth shapes lifelong medical profiles, influences care decisions, and raises concerns about privacy, storage, and control. Parents navigate pressures as systems evolve and authority over their child’s future becomes increasingly complex...
Grandparents make grand partners
The Tenpenny Files – Lori Wildenberg reframes the role of grandparents, revealing their powerful influence on identity, belief, and emotional development. She explores family tensions, boundaries, and generational differences while challenging common parenting goals. This conversation uncovers how everyday interactions shape lasting impact and why intentional presence matters more than ever in modern family life...
Who decides what your child sees?
The Tenpenny Files – Brent Dusing reveals how digital platforms quietly shape what children see, think, and accept as normal. This conversation uncovers how algorithms prioritize content, why harmful material reaches young audiences, and what parents often miss. It challenges families to rethink screen influence and understand the hidden forces guiding a child’s daily digital experience...
The Supreme Court’s confidence game: The lie of the judicial supremacy
The Tenpenny Files – Senator Dave Howard and attorney James Rigby examine how judicial power expands beyond constitutional limits. They question assumptions about judicial supremacy, revisit Marbury v. Madison, and explore how courts influence governance. The discussion challenges legal norms, urging renewed scrutiny of constitutional structure, civic understanding, and the balance between branches of government...
Killed to order: China’s organ harvesting industry and the true nature of America’s biggest adversary
The Tenpenny Files – Jan Jekielek examines evidence of forced organ harvesting in China, tracing allegations tied to Falun Gong persecution. He discusses witness testimony, medical inconsistencies, and global response. The investigation raises urgent questions about ethics, state power, and the role of international institutions as disturbing details continue to emerge...
Master of Dreams: How to interpret your dreams
The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Nathan Branham explores dreams as a channel of divine communication, grounding interpretation in Scripture and the Holy Spirit rather than cultural trends. He challenges confusion, shares personal experiences, and calls believers to discern meaning with wisdom, recognizing dreams as symbolic invitations from God that require attention, testing, and spiritual maturity...
The mouths of the Wicked: A true January 6 story of corruption, persecution, survival, and victory
The Tenpenny Files – A retired naval intelligence officer recounts his January 6 experience, from a peaceful day in Washington to a pre-dawn arrest and harsh imprisonment. Facing accusations contradicted by evidence, he endures isolation, abuse, and loss while his wife fights for justice, revealing a story of resilience, faith, and survival against overwhelming pressure...
How EMF exposure may disrupt the body’s natural rhythms
The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Justin Frandson explores how modern electromagnetic exposure interacts with the body’s natural electrical systems. Drawing from decades of work with elite athletes, he explains the biological impact of constant wireless signals and why reconnecting with nature’s electrical environment through grounding may play a critical role in restoring balance and performance...
Vaccines: Mythology, ideology, and reality
The Tenpenny Files – John Leake investigates the hidden history behind vaccines, tracing the story from early inoculation campaigns to modern pharmaceutical power. Archival records, scientific disputes, and pandemic-era revelations challenge the heroic narrative of vaccine development and raise unsettling questions about public health, scientific authority, financial incentives, and the true drivers behind medical progress...
The triumph and legacy of Donald J. Trump’s second presidency
The Tenpenny Files – Casey Fleming reveals how modern conflict unfolds through economic pressure, digital influence, and cultural division rather than traditional warfare. As Donald J. Trump’s second presidency reshapes the political landscape, this conversation explores unrestricted warfare, foreign influence, and the growing challenge citizens face in recognizing threats operating quietly inside a free society...
How does God use suffering for our good
The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Clay Jones and Jean Jones share how deep suffering—miscarriage, illness, and family struggles—can shape faith and character. Through personal experience, they explore how hardship becomes a tool God uses to refine believers, strengthen trust, and prepare hearts for eternity while confronting the hardest questions about pain and purpose...
The year artificial intelligence changes everything
The Tenpenny Files – Artificial intelligence moves from automation to autonomous reasoning, forcing society to confront new legal, economic, and cultural realities. Matthew Hunt explores how AGI, military integration, and rapid workplace automation reshape human decision-making, education, and sovereignty, urging individuals and organizations to understand and prepare for a rapidly accelerating technological future...
Is terminal cancer a misdiagnosis
The Tenpenny Files – Danny Carroll questions the concept of terminal cancer, arguing that many diagnoses may be misunderstood biological responses rather than random disease. Drawing on two decades of research and personal experience, he explores Germanic Healing Knowledge, emotional shock, and the possibility that what appears fatal may actually reflect unresolved biological conflict...
The hidden structural cause behind animal pain
The Tenpenny Files – Animals receive medications and surgeries for pain that may begin with hidden spinal misalignment. Real cases reveal how precise atlas adjustments restore movement, improve nerve function, and influence growth and performance across species. This perspective challenges conventional veterinary care and reframes health as a structural foundation rather than symptom management alone...
What if birth isn’t failing, it’s being interrupted?
The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Emmy Robbin examine how modern birth practices shift labor from a natural physiologic process to a managed medical event. They discuss nervous system regulation, hormonal disruption, rising cesarean rates, and the culture of induction while exploring how restoring trust in the body may change the birth experience for mothers...
Astrophysics, distant starlight, and Genesis
The Tenpenny Files – Astrophysicist Jason Lisle examines distant starlight, Einstein’s treatment of time, and the assumptions behind modern cosmology. The discussion explores Genesis as historical record, questions extraterrestrial speculation, and challenges common claims about the universe while emphasizing the presuppositions that make scientific interpretation possible...
The COVID years that changed a generation of children
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 28th Amendment: Defining humanity in the age of artificial intelligence
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...
How chronic stress reshapes the brain
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 internet you see isn’t real
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 cry from the Cross
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 atmospheric experiment who controls the skies
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 bolus theory: How injection mechanics may explain vaccine injury
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...
America is not prepared for a supply chain collapse
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...