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A prominent Irish politician and TD representing Dublin Bay South, involved in discussions about the tower's future.

American professional basketball player, known for his scoring and rebounding.

James Holmes, the perpetrator of the Aurora theater shooting in Colorado.

Irish rugby union player, plays for Ulster and Ireland.

James Islay is the CEO and founder of Cognizant, a SaaS company, with a background in algorithmic trading.

Captain James Kelly was an Irish soldier involved in the arms trial of 1970.

James King, a journalist and author discussing China's technological rise.

James Kumrasami, interviewer at Cannes Film Festival.

American politician and senator from Oklahoma, member of the Republican Party.

Irish athlete and Olympian specializing in middle-distance running.

James Magnusson, Australian swimmer who participated in the Enhanced Games

James Marks is the co-founder and CEO of Whiplash, a company providing order fulfillment services for e-commerce.

James Maslow, American singer, actor, and member of Big Time Rush.

James Mattis, a retired four-star general in the United States Marine Corps and former Secretary of Defense.

Irish coroner for Wexford, overseeing Elizabeth Plunkett's inquest.

Founder of Earth's Edge, a company organizing mountain expeditions, including Everest.

James McNabney, rugby player for Ulster.

James Michael Curley was a Boston mayor, governor of Massachusetts, and U.S. House representative known for political influence and corruption.

James Monroe, fifth President of the United States, known for the Monroe Doctrine.

James Mooney, a spine surgeon specializing in complex and minimally invasive procedures at Virginia Commonwealth University.

Player for the Western Bulldogs, has a hamstring injury.

Jameson Tyone is a professional baseball pitcher, known for his role with the Chicago Cubs.

James Peoples, a former Ohio State University running back with multiple years of eligibility, now at Penn State.

James Pierre, football player mentioned with weather conditions.

James Reimer, a professional ice hockey goaltender who has played for multiple NHL teams including Ottawa Senators.

James Reynolds is a person hosting the BBC podcast.

James Ryan, a rugby player for Leinster.

Canberra-based auctioneer specializing in property auctions in Australia.

James Settlemyer, a candidate in Nevada's 2nd Congressional District.

Australian football player and defender for North Melbourne, known for his marking and leadership.

A person who is a friend of the podcast hosts and is mentioned in context of attending a show.

A person who studied stoicism and was a prisoner of war in Vietnam.

James Story, a diplomat who served as the top U.S. ambassador to Venezuela.

American politician and advocate, serving as a Texas state representative.

Australian financial journalist and columnist, known for economic and investment analysis.

James Trafford, goalkeeper for Manchester City.

CEO of Citrini Research, specializing in financial stability and systemic risk

James Woolcock, a Bloomberg journalist reporting from London.

James Worthy, NBA player.

Canadian hockey player, defenseman for the Anaheim Ducks, known for his leadership and work ethic.

Australian football player, played for the West Coast Eagles.

Jamie Lupton is the founder of Ginger Nuts Angels, working to remove financial barriers to IVF and fertility treatments.

Irish footballer, plays as a midfielder, associated with Hibernian.

Canadian sports personality and co-host of Overdrive.

Jamie Pritzker, a member of the Pritzker family involved in Illinois politics.

British comedian and actor, known for his stand-up and television appearances.

Founder of Ring, a company specializing in home security devices.

The paramedic who arrived at the site of an airstrike in southern Lebanon.

A gardener who created a garden with native Irish landscape elements, featured in Supergarden.

Jane Black, a food journalist and co-author of the Consumed newsletter.