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Sep 12, 2026

Brett RechampHOST
31:08
We're up to about 68 on Sunday.
Brett RechampHOST
31:10
Sunshine comes your way come Monday with room temperature high.
Brett RechampHOST
31:14
72 degrees.
Brett RechampHOST
31:15
It is 68 in Portland, Vancouver.

1 HR 26 MINS LATER

Tim LanceHOST
117:06
It's only 40 on Sunday, and the highs both days should be in the upper 60s.
Tim LanceHOST
117:11
On Monday, though, no chance of rain.
Tim LanceHOST
117:13
Sunshine and a high of 72.
Tim LanceHOST
117:16
In Salem, it's partly cloudy and 68.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:24
[gentle music] My name is Mandy Matney.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:31
This is True Sunlight, a podcast exposing crime and corruption, previously known as the Murdoch Murders Podcast.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:38
True Sunlight is a LunaShark production, written with journalist Liz Farrell.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:48
So on Tuesday, we were almost done writing the script for our episode this week that was supposed to expose the people in JP Miller's circle who have protected him.
Mandy MatneyHOST
2:00
The Netflix documentary on Micah Francis's death, Death of a Pastor's Wife, has exploded into a global phenomenon with millions of viewers.

52 MINS LATER

Mandy MatneyHOST
53:45
We have more to come on this lawsuit in part two of this episode.
Mandy MatneyHOST
53:49
Stay tuned, stay pesky, and stay in the sunlight.
Mandy MatneyHOST
53:54
[gentle music] True Sunlight is a Luna Shark production, created by me, Mandy Matney.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:56
Here's the first thing that surprises people.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:58
Sunlight doesn't gradually fade as you descend.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:01
It collapses.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:02
At one meter, one meter, the depth of a swimming pool's shallow end, only 45% of the solar energy that struck the surface remains.

13 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
17:25
The same shift that happens at dusk on the surface.
speaker_2NARRATOR
17:28
Except here it's permanent and it's happening at 11 in the morning.
speaker_2NARRATOR
17:31
Sunlight at this depth is not the only thing worth noting.
speaker_2NARRATOR
17:35
The temperature is dropping fast.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:01
Think of it like this.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:02
Sunlight is nature's pick-me-up shot, a free and readily available mood booster that can set the tone for your entire day.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:09
So, let's unpack five key takeaways to harness the sunshine superpower.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:13
First up, sunlight sets off a cascade of feel-good chemicals in our brains.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:17
You know those happy hormones dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:22
Sunlight is their secret ingredient.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:25
When those rays hit your skin, they trigger the production of these mood-boosting neurotransmitters, leaving you feeling more energized, happier, and ready to conquer anything.
Jessica LaneHOST
1:34
Second, sunlight acts as a natural alarm clock, telling your body it's time to wake up and shine.
Brad KearnsHOST
5:38
So let's slow down, take a breath and focus on the true foundation of biohacking.
Brad KearnsHOST
5:42
Sunlight, fresh air, movement, effective high intensity exercise, rewarding interpersonal relationships and so forth.
Brad KearnsHOST
5:51
I'd say my number one health priority is circadian rhythm alignment.
Brad KearnsHOST
5:57
I go to sleep when I get tired on cue every night around the same time of 10, 20 p.m. You can ask my wife for validation.
Charles MalletHOST
16:35
So getting, I don't know how much sleep it would be, but plenty and that feeling of refresh.
Charles MalletHOST
16:39
Because I think part of it is that transition, isn't it? I mean, that's what you get if you are in a place where you're living by natural light.
Charles MalletHOST
16:47
It's not just the light gets switched off.
Charles MalletHOST
16:50
It happens gradually.

6 MINS LATER

JermHOST
23:01
What LED does is that it's 2D.
JermHOST
23:03
It uses like some sort of circuitry board and it doesn't create a spark.
JermHOST
23:11
I don't know how to explain it, but it's not natural light and therefore it suppresses various aspects of the spectrum, which is why you can adjust it, which you cannot do with a normal incandescent light bulb.
Charles MalletHOST
23:25
Well, I think to have another conversation about that would be really interesting.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:11
My name is Mandy Matney.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:13
Journalists Liz Farrell, Beth Braden, and I have been reporting on Micah's story for more than two years now for the True Sunlight podcast.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:21
Coerced is a LunaShark production made possible by producers Kate Thomas, Grace Hills, and David Moses.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:27
Before we start, we need to be clear about something, and we'll say it more than once in this episode.

32 MINS LATER

Mandy MatneyHOST
33:18
Listen for the detail about the chess game.
Mandy MatneyHOST
33:21
In two years, through all the attention that this case has gotten, the protests, the documentary, a federal indictment, no chess player who was supposedly meeting Chris that morning has ever come forward.
Mandy MatneyHOST
33:35
This is from True Sunlight Podcast, Episode 76.
Mandy MatneyHOST
33:40
According to surveillance footage, Chris fell into the pool at 7:56 AM.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:15
My name is Mandy Matney.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:17
Journalists Liz Farrell, Beth Braden, and I have been reporting on Micah's story for more than two years now for the True Sunlight podcast.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:25
Coerced is a LunaShark production made possible by producers Kate Thomas, Grace Hills, and David Moses.
Mandy MatneyHOST
1:34
In our last episode, we opened J.P. Miller's own probate filings, the affidavit and the 65 exhibits he swore would prove that he was a loving husband.
Mandy MatneyHOST
3:11
J.P. denies all of it, and he's never been charged with abusing Micah.
Mandy MatneyHOST
3:15
But what you're about to hear is his own evidence in his own words.
Mandy MatneyHOST
3:19
This is from True Sunlight episode 64, published August 28th, 2024.
Liz FarrellHOST
3:30
J.P. provided a seven-page affidavit in the case, along with around 65 individual exhibits.
EmmaHOST
5:15
I know too much sun can give us sunburn, but how does lotion spread across our skin help?
OwlHOST
5:23
Sunlight has a part that can hurt skin even though our eyes cannot see it.
OwlHOST
5:27
Scientists call it UV, short for ultraviolet light.
OwlHOST
5:31
Our memory clue is sunlight our eyes cannot see.
Colby PearceHOST
4:04
Be warned, this guy is very knowledgeable and full of conspiracy theories.
Colby PearceHOST
4:11
He is an actual neurosurgeon, so he's seen the inside of many human skulls, and he has very strong opinions about sun, sunlight, and the relationship to human beings and sunshine, and is a big proponent of the concept that Sunlight actually influences a great many of our biological systems and is one of the primary modulators of our biological oscillators, which we can think of as things that pulse regularly throughout our system, either on a microscopic level or a macroscopic level, and on a larger time scale or
Colby PearceHOST
4:56
a shorter time scale.
Colby PearceHOST
4:58
And when I'm outside in the morning, I'm often doing movement and or meditation.

24 MINS LATER

Colby PearceHOST
28:44
Take that for what you will.
Colby PearceHOST
28:46
And just a bit more on light and sunlight.
Colby PearceHOST
28:50
Sunlight as an energizer, sunlight as a healing tool, sunlight as the dictator of circadian rhythm.
Colby PearceHOST
28:58
These are the three big categories for me.

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