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Jessica Shepherd, an American physician and gynecologist specializing in women's health and menopause.

Jim Chanos is a legendary short seller and founder of Chanos & Company.

Professional football player and linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

American politician and senator from Pennsylvania, known for his stance on Israel and health issues

John Lennon was a British musician and member of The Beatles, known for his activism and music.

John Massino, a football coach or manager mentioned in relation to a team.

John O'Keefe, the individual involved in the incident, discussed in the trial and evidence.

John Otis, a journalist reporting from Colombia on U.S. military actions against drug trafficking vessels.

American journalist and correspondent for Dateline, known for covering true crime stories.

Julian Brave Noisecat is an Indigenous Canadian activist, journalist, and filmmaker known for his work on Indigenous issues and history.

A person who was a police officer and victim in the case involving Karen Reid, a suspect in a legal case

Kevin Byard, a professional football player and safety for the Chicago Bears.

American football player for the Chicago Bears, a cornerback known for his defensive skills.

Lauren Frayer, a journalist reporting for NPR News.

Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, visited Istanbul and the Blue Mosque.

Lester Holt, the host of Dateline NBC, who introduces the episode.

A classical cellist and pop star who has released an album that topped jazz charts and is known for her diverse musical influences.

Linda McMahon U.S. Education Secretary

Lisa, a person involved in speaking at a veterans event.

Lois McCulloch was a 71-year-old woman interested in history and maintaining pen pal friendships, described as kind and curious.

The President of Brazil, involved in negotiations with the EU regarding Mercosur trade agreements.

The current president of Brazil, expressing concern over military buildup near Venezuela

French content creator and podcaster known for discussing personal development and mental health.

Fifteen-year-old girl from Argentina, living in Palma, disappeared in 2013, connected to Agostina's case.

A middle school science teacher who recently moved into his childhood house after his father's death.

American football coach and head coach of the University of Miami football team.

American former professional ice hockey player, known for his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

A famous American civil rights leader known for his iconic

Person who founded the Fansite of Advanced Wars and is Joanna's partner.

American actor and comedian, known for roles in movies and TV, supporter of Texas film incentives

A renowned cognitive scientist and former behavior science advisor in the White House.

CEO and founder of Meredith Whitney Advisory

Mette Frederiksen is the Prime Minister of Denmark, involved in international relations.

Michael Crawford, actor honored at the Kennedy Center Gala

Michael McKee is a Bloomberg journalist reporting on economic indicators.

U.S. Secretary of State, involved in foreign policy and international relations.

Senator Mike Rounds, a U.S. senator representing South Dakota.

American sports broadcaster and host of the Dan Le Batard Show.

American professional basketball player, known for his defensive skills and shot-blocking ability.

Misty Copeland is an American ballet dancer and author, known for her groundbreaking career and advocacy for diversity in ballet.

Myles Garrett is a professional football player in the NFL, known for his defensive skills.

Nick, a person mentioned in the context of McDonald's Monopoly story.

American sports journalist and media personality, known for his work with Bill Simmons and Metal Ark Media.

Professional football player and wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Paul Krugman, American economist and Nobel laureate known for his work on international economics and macroeconomics.

Pete Grimes, a person, is a marketing strategist and storytelling expert with over 30 years of experience.

Australian politician and governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia

Philippe Bouvard, a French radio host known for hosting Les Grosses Têtes, a comedy radio show.

Ping Huang is a journalist reporting for NPR News.

International religious leader, head of the Catholic Church.