Ray returns to Jenni’s Uncensored Pennies after completing his six-month Homeless by Choice tour, sharing what he learned living out of his car and speaking to students across the country.

He discusses growth through unexpected connections, deepened faith, intentional habits, and the healing power of listening and seeing others with the heart.

In this episode Jenni speaks with Beverly Lowery about growing up in a small Texas town, becoming a teacher and children’s book author, and using her career to travel and teach on military bases — from Fort Bragg to Atsugi, Japan.

They discuss Beverly’s challenges and growth: overcoming fear, uprooting her family, cultural surprises in Japan, health and education differences, and her new role as a reading specialist — a story about betting on yourself and embracing new possibilities.

In this bilingual episode Jennifer interviews Montserrat (Monse) Hernández Garcilita, a former radio DJ from Celaya, Mexico, who left a successful career in 2003 to start a new life in the United States for love. Monse shares the fears, sacrifices, and unexpected rewards of moving countries, blending cultures, and building a family.

Now thriving as a voiceover artist, guest DJ and translator of Jenni’s Pennies into Spanish, Monse talks about resilience, faith in love, the importance of community, and practical lessons she learned along the way.

In this episode Jenni and Cameron reflect on the phrase "having it all," sharing honest stories about career pressure, relationships, parenthood, social media comparisons, and spiritual growth. They explore how true fulfillment comes from mindset, gratitude, balance, and intentional living rather than constant accumulation.

Listen for personal examples, insights on setting boundaries, and practical reminders to enjoy the journey, prioritize what matters, and reconnect with what brings lasting peace and purpose.

Jenni and Cameron reflect on men’s mental health month and a candid conversation with Greyson, who shares his experience of childhood sexual abuse and the long road to healing through therapy.

The episode explores vulnerability, changing harmful narratives, building resilience, the role of nutrition and therapy in recovery. It also encourages listeners to practice gratitude for the lessons gained from overcoming obstacles, share their stories and seek help.

Jenni speaks with Greyson about his path from childhood instability and long-term sexual abuse to healing through therapy, disciplined routines, mindfulness, and service in the U.S. Military.

They cover mental health diagnoses, hypersexuality, coping strategies, meditation, nutrition, and how education and relationships supported his recovery and resilience.

Jennifer interviews Angel Flores about his emotional five-year journey to legally adopt his younger brother Henry after years of family addiction and instability.

Angel shares the practical steps, court battles with a great-grandmother and the child welfare system, the struggles with social workers and the birth mother, and the toll the process took on his life.

The episode culminates with the adoption finalization in 2023, reflections on resilience, and advice for anyone considering family adoption.

Jenni interviews Angel Flores about his journey adopting his younger brother, Henry, after years of family addiction and instability. Angel shares the five-year legal process, the emotional challenges of single parenting, and how his experience shaped his work empowering youth.

The episode explores themes of resilience, breaking generational cycles, asking for help, and intentionally showing up for children to create a safer, more hopeful future.