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Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, influential in foreign policy.

American serial killer and criminal active in the 1960s to 1980s, known for false confessions and controversial criminal history.

Henry Lewis Wallace is an American serial killer active in Charlotte, North Carolina, in the 1990s.

Henry Schuck is the founder and CEO of ZoomInfo, a company specializing in go-to-market intelligence and data solutions.

Fashion designer Henry Zankoff, known for colorful knits and geometric designs.

American jazz pianist, known for collaborations with DeJohnette and others.

German military leader and politician, Hitler's deputy, involved in the Nazi regime.

Herodes, tetrarch of Galilee, involved in the events surrounding Jesus' ministry and death.

Herodes Agripa, also known as Herodes Agripa I, was a Jewish king and ruler in Judea during the first century.

Herodes Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee, who interacted with Jesus during his trial.

A Finnish language phrase referring to Herr Budjettiminister, possibly a Finnish government official.

Elderly man residing in Heim und Herz, a former mountain climber with a deep connection to snowy mountains and winter sports.

Senior resident of Heim und Herz, a man who has difficulty walking and reminisces about past adventures.

A person who is a missing individual mentioned in the podcast.

Australian former special forces soldier and veteran advocate.

Australian sports broadcaster and comedian known for his work on rugby league and other sports.

Japanese video game designer and studio founder known for innovative game development.

Vocal group led by Gene Puerling, predecessor to The Singers Unlimited.

A British celebrity known for her social media presence and controversies, discussed as Hilaria Baldwin.

Irish politician and member of the Irish Labour Party, former Minister for Education.

Hillary Frank is a podcast host of The Longest Shortest Time, focusing on parenthood and reproductive health.

A creature with antlers and a wolfish snout, part of the entity called him of the woods.

Hina, the goddess associated with winds and storms in Hawaiian mythology.

A spiritual practice and religion originating in India, involving worship of deities, rituals, and philosophical teachings.

A character named Hippocrates, involved in the podcast's storylines.

The 16th Karmapa, a prominent Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader of the Kagyu tradition.

American businessman and oil industry magnate, known for his political influence and philanthropy.

Hodgie, a nickname for a person, likely a player.

American businessman and owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins, part of the Hoffman family.

Holly Bobo was a young woman whose remains were found after her kidnapping and murder in Tennessee.

A legal and ethical expert studying the ethics of clinical trials and FDA policies.

Holly Gibbs, presenter of The Happy Pod.

The retired yoga instructor Holly Romero, who visited downtown Portland on New Year's Eve.

A person who is a writer and illustrator living in London, known for her love of dogs and dislike of coriander.

American football player, wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, previously played for Arizona Cardinals.

A fictional superhero with the ability to disband 'The Seven' in the storyline.

Homo sapiens, also known as modern humans, are the species to which all contemporary human beings belong.

Horses are central to Mongolian culture, symbolizing spiritual significance and character.

Horst Dassler was a German sportswear executive and the son of Adi Dassler, founder of Adidas.

German football coach and manager of Werder Bremen.

The prophet who, according to the Old Testament, foretold God's promise to ransom people from Sheol.

British electronic music band from London, known for their album The Warning and the song Boy From School.

American politician and member of the Democratic Party, involved in releasing Epstein documents.

Howard Bryant is a sports writer and analyst.

Howard Carter, a British archaeologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922.

Howard Foster is a boxing referee known for officiating heavyweight fights.

American entrepreneur and CEO of Starbucks, known for expanding the company's global presence.

Hugh Brakey is an author who wrote The Beautiful Fall.

Major league baseball pitcher, known for his resurgence and performance at age 38.

Australian reality TV personality and participant in Married at First Sight.