DR. SHERRI TENPENNY
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Week of May 18-22, 2026
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Monday at 3pm & 8pm ET
THE TENPENNY FILES
With special guest Joy Pullmann, author of
False Flag:
Why Queer Politics Mean The End of America
Pride is no longer a symbol. It is being used to reshape law, education, and the structure of the family in real time. What looks like cultural expression now carries legal force, policy backing, and consequences that reach into schools, workplaces, and public life.
Joy Pullmann joins me to break down what most people were never told about the pride movement and the ideology behind it. In her book False Flag: Why Queer Politics Mean the End of America, she traces how sexual politics moved from the margins into the center of power, and why that shift is not accidental.
This conversation gets into what “queer politics” actually means and why it requires the erasure of distinctions between men and women. It exposes how legal decisions like Bostock opened the door to rewriting sex-based protections and how that reinterpretation now affects classrooms, employment, and federal policy. It shows how this is being enforced, not debated.
You will hear how the breakdown of the family connects directly to the breakdown of social order. You will hear why fatherlessness, loss of restraint, and confusion around identity are not separate issues. You will hear how these shifts change behavior in public spaces, in institutions, and inside the home.
There is a deeper layer running through this discussion that most conversations avoid. This is not just political. It intersects with belief, morality, and the loss of a shared framework that once governed behavior without force. When that framework disappears, something replaces it.
The interview opens what is happening. The book documents how it happened and where it leads. Both matter if you want to understand what is changing and why it is accelerating now.
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Tuesday at 3pm & 8pm ET
THE TENPENNY FILES
With special guest Matthew McWhorter, author of
Canon Crossfire:
Does the Protestant Bible Blow Up The Case for Christianity?
If you believe the Bible is the Word of God but have never questioned how those books were chosen, Matthew McWhorter forces a problem you cannot ignore. The version of Scripture you trust may rest on a contradiction that weakens the very case for Christianity itself.
Matthew McWhorter enters this conversation with one central question. How do you know the Bible you are reading is the right one and who made that decision? His investigation exposes a conflict between how Protestants defend the New Testament and how they dismiss parts of the Old Testament, even though both rely on the same early Church sources.
This is not a distant theological argument. It directly affects what you believe is true and whether your faith can hold when challenged. McWhorter approaches the issue like a legal case. He compares timelines, witness credibility, and historical records to test whether the foundation of Christianity is consistent or quietly unstable.
The tension builds around a reality most people have never examined. Many believers inherited their Bible without investigating its origin. That gap creates vulnerability. When questioned, the answers often do not line up.
The conflict centers on early Church authority. The same councils and figures used to validate the New Testament are often rejected when they support books like Maccabees. That inconsistency raises a question that does not go away.
This conversation extends beyond the book. It pushes into the consequences of believing something you have never tested. It contrasts the modern church with the early Church that lived under the expectation of persecution and still held to its belief that Christianity was true.
The interview opens the case. The book Canon Crossfire contains the full body of research, documentation, and evidence that cannot be covered in one discussion. Without both, you are only seeing part of the argument.
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Wednesday at 11am ET
MORNING COFFEE WITH DR. T – LIVE
A LIVE weekly podcast where the floor is open to ask your burning questions. This is always a fun one to do. The interaction with the audience is phenomenal and it’s something I’d love you to experience. Every Wednesday at 11am ET.
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With so much going on, I wanted to set aside some time to interface with all of you more closely and answer your questions. Think of this Event as though we planned to meet at a local Coffee shop, every Wednesday morning, for a short chat and a cup of java to start the day. I’ll always come prepared with a topic or two, and my audience never disappoints prepared with their own unique questions.
This is an exhilarating journey where the vibrancy of audience engagement truly brings each episode to life. Every question we receive is a testament to the curiosity and earnestness of our listeners. If you, or someone you know, are seeking answers to pressing questions, this platform is perfectly designed to cater to your needs. We warmly invite you and your acquaintances to be part of our community every Wednesday morning at 11am ET. Participation is completely FREE and open to all. Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and grow together.
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Wednesday at 3pm & 8pm ET
THE TENPENNY FILES
With special guest Tiffany Asher Bramblett, author of
Unbreaking The Brain:
The Natural Reversal of Autism, Alzheimer’s, and Autoimmune Disease
Autism, Alzheimer’s, seizures, and autoimmune dysfunction are treated as separate diagnoses. Tiffany Ashton Bramblett connects them through measurable stress inside the brain. In Unbreaking the Brain, she focuses on oxidative damage that interferes with how the brain functions and how the body responds over time.
These signals can appear long before anyone recognizes what is happening.
This conversation centers on what shows up before the diagnosis. In her brother’s case, uric acid levels increased ahead of seizures and neurological regression. That shift places attention on markers that are often missed until the condition is already advanced.
Her brother Tristan lived with severe autism and a seizure disorder described as untreatable. Her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia and given a limited timeline. Tiffany’s own history included OCD, ADHD, anxiety, PANS, PANDAS, and autoimmune dysfunction that continued despite treatment. The shift came when she followed those symptoms back to stress in the body that had not been addressed.
Mold exposure stood out. It intensified neurological symptoms and disrupted cognitive stability. It had been present long before it was considered a factor.
Across those situations, the same pressures appeared. Blood sugar instability affected cognition. Thyroid imbalance was present in the background. Energy production in the brain did not hold under stress. Uric acid increased when the system could no longer regulate what was building.
These patterns point to processes that can be present before decline becomes visible. They bring attention to signals that are often overlooked until the condition is already defined.
This episode stays grounded in what was observed and what changed. It directs attention to brain inflammation, cognitive decline, and neurological regression at a stage most people are not told to examine.
The interview introduces the framework. The book holds the protocol, the case detail, and the research that could not be covered here.
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Thursday at 3pm & 8pm ET
THE TENPENNY FILES
With special guests Homeira Hesami & Shirin Nariman.
Arrested at 15 and 16 in Iran –
What Happens After You Are Taken and Why People Are Still Being Executed
In Iran, people are arrested for speaking out, and it can happen without warning, without a clear charge, and once you are taken, you don’t control what happens next or when it ends. Homeira Hesami and Shirin Nariman were teenagers when that happened to them, and what they talk about makes it clear this is not something that ended years ago or something limited to a small group of activists.
This explains what happens to political prisoners in Iran and why people are still being arrested for political activity today.
What follows an arrest is not a process most Americans would recognize. Interrogation begins immediately, isolation is used to break you down, and it becomes clear very quickly that people around you are being taken away and executed while you are still trying to understand what is happening. That reality forces you to adapt fast and to carry those experiences long after you are out.
Where this gets uncomfortable is in how Iran is usually framed. The idea that the country simply shifted from one system to another misses what these women lived through, because the control over speech, the consequences for dissent, and the concentration of power did not disappear when leadership changed. That is why the people inside the country are not trying to return to an earlier version of Iran, they are trying to replace the structure that allowed it to happen in the first place.
There is also a part of this conversation that rarely makes it into public discussion, which is the role of organized opposition. The MEK and the National Council of Resistance of Iran are described here as active and structured, and still viewed as a threat by the regime, which helps explain why people connected to them continue to be targeted. Without understanding that piece, it is difficult to make sense of what is actually happening on the ground.
If your understanding of Iran comes from headlines or policy debates, you are missing what is happening to people inside the country right now.
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Thursday at 7pm ET
CRITICALLY THINKING WITH DR.T & DR.P
Join Critically Thinking with these 2 doctors for an informal conversation among peers. A casual but knowledge filled conversation surrounding current events, personal thoughts and professional opinions.
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Friday at 3pm & 8pm ET
THE TENPENNY FILES
With special guest Dr. Sina McCullough, author of
Hands Off My Food!:
How to Defend Your Food, Health, and Freedom
You may think your food is being checked for safety. It isn’t. Chemicals are being cleared and added to your food without independent testing, and most people have no idea it’s happening. Dr.Sina McCullough takes you straight into that reality. In Hands Off My Food, she lays out how the system allows substances into the food supply through internal approvals that never reach the level people assume.
You’re already seeing the effects. Focus slips. Digestion changes. Weight doesn’t respond the same. Kids struggle with behavior and constant outbursts that don’t make sense. Adults deal with mood swings that get written off as stress or hormones. Gut issues show up and stay. Dr.Sina McCullough ties that back to what is coming in through food and what stays in the body longer than it should.
This conversation stays there. It looks at what is entering the body every day and how that pattern develops quietly over time. It also addresses why even careful choices don’t fully remove that exposure, including foods that appear clean.
You will hear how substances are approved through pathways that do not require the level of testing most people believe exists. You will hear how labeling laws can remain compliant while leaving out meaningful detail. You will hear how food production has moved beyond basic nutrition into areas most consumers never stop to question.
The interview shows you how the system operates. The book holds the deeper documentation and sourcing behind it. Both are necessary if you want to understand what is happening at the level most people never examine.