The Tenpenny Files with Zen Honeycutt

The food you are feeding your family is being chemically treated in ways most people never question, and it is already showing up in rising allergies, gut disorders, and chronic illness in children. This episode, Zen Honeycutt of Mom’s Across America, explains where that exposure is coming from, how widespread it is, and what it means for your health right now.

Zen walks through what forced her to start digging when her children developed severe food allergies that had no clear explanation. The conversation tracks how GMOs and glyphosate became embedded in modern agriculture and why most commodity crops are engineered to survive chemical spraying, creating continuous exposure through everyday food.

The discussion moves into testing that revealed glyphosate and multiple pesticides in food, breast milk, and widely consumed products. This shifts the issue from isolated concern to system-wide exposure that affects nearly everyone. The part most people never stop to consider is how constant that exposure actually is.

The episode also examines why public belief has not shifted. Decades of messaging and regulatory positioning continue to reinforce the idea that glyphosate is safe, even as lawsuits, global restrictions, and independent testing raise serious questions.

Policy becomes a turning point in this conversation. Zen outlines what is being pushed through the Farm Bill and how it could impact legal accountability for chemical companies. These decisions affect whether individuals and farmers can respond to exposure and seek recourse.

If these chemicals are entering the body daily through food, the next question becomes how that burden is handled and whether the body is able to clear it on its own.

The interview brings context and real-world application that extends beyond what is covered in Zen’s book Unstoppable, while the book holds deeper documentation, research, and long-term perspective that cannot be fully unpacked in a single conversation. Both are necessary to understand the scale of what is being discussed and the role each person plays in becoming informed.

This episode lays out what is happening inside the food system, why it matters now, and what questions are still not being answered.

One thing becomes difficult to ignore once you see the full picture. Daily exposure is not optional. Supporting the body’s ability to handle that burden becomes part of the conversation whether people are ready for it or not.

Watch this episode and start understanding what is actually happening.

Meet our Guest:

Zen Honeycutt is the Founding Executive Director of Moms Across America, a national coalition focused on food safety, environmental health, and consumer awareness. She initiated the first glyphosate testing in the United States and has led multiple campaigns related to pesticide exposure, food transparency, and legislative reform. She is the author of Unstoppable and has been featured across major media platforms and documentaries focused on food systems and environmental health.

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Book: https://www.zenhoneycutt.com