Oct 9, 2026 · 0 min · 17 segments
The Tenpenny Files – Who decides which public figures become heroes or villains? Journalist Shane Cashman examines how headlines, political loyalty, and access shape reputations. His book Good…
Shane CashmanGuest
Sherri TenpennyHost
But you know, I've had a, you know, a lot of, you know, we cover a lot of different topics on this show.
I mean, like I said in the introduction, between archeology and food and farming and fitness, and-
I've had quite a few people on, uh, that have written books about, um, education, whether that be primary education or high school or a lot about colleges and about-
... public schools versus private schools, and the dismal state of, of the DEI stuff that's happened in the universities-
In fact, uh, um, one of the books, uh, that I refer to frequently, it's called The New, The New Shape of...
The New Woke Education, America's New Woke Education, and, and how that it's just that, like, 85% of the professors that are there are very liberal, very DEI, very, you know, into all of the, the, the bad side of the Democratic Party.
... about humanism and, and they're there to, you know, all the trans agendas.
And, and, and, um, one of the women that I had interviewed, I, I remember distinctly her saying that kids that are graduating from high school and going to college to become teachers, they're not really going to become teachers, they're going to become activists.
Uh, you know, uh, [laughs] one of my last classes at the private college that we, you know, every first day of class I'd have everyone go around, we introduce ourselves.
She, and she must have waited the whole time, like, for 12, for these 12 kids to go so she can go have her moment.
She's a young white girl, and all the activist patches on her hat, so I, I kinda wasn't surprised when it happened.
But you know, I've had a, you know, a lot of, you know, we cover a lot of different topics on this show.
I mean, like I said in the introduction, between archeology and food and farming and fitness, and-
I've had quite a few people on, uh, that have written books about, um, education, whether that be primary education or high school or a lot about colleges and about-
... public schools versus private schools, and the dismal state of, of the DEI stuff that's happened in the universities-
In fact, uh, um, one of the books, uh, that I refer to frequently, it's called The New, The New Shape of...
The New Woke Education, America's New Woke Education, and, and how that it's just that, like, 85% of the professors that are there are very liberal, very DEI, very, you know, into all of the, the, the bad side of the Democratic Party.
... about humanism and, and they're there to, you know, all the trans agendas.
And, and, and, um, one of the women that I had interviewed, I, I remember distinctly her saying that kids that are graduating from high school and going to college to become teachers, they're not really going to become teachers, they're going to become activists.
Uh, you know, uh, [laughs] one of my last classes at the private college that we, you know, every first day of class I'd have everyone go around, we introduce ourselves.
She, and she must have waited the whole time, like, for 12, for these 12 kids to go so she can go have her moment.
She's a young white girl, and all the activist patches on her hat, so I, I kinda wasn't surprised when it happened.
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