Person

Joe Starkey, a sports commentator, called in from Kennedy.

American author and mental health expert known for his work on emotional well-being and relationships.

Chief executive of Hong Kong, overseeing elections and regional governance.

American professional basketball player, currently playing for the Memphis Grizzlies.

Founder of Passion Struck podcast, focusing on personal growth and connection.

Vice Admiral Johnson, military officer mentioned in the context of orders.

Jonathan, a four-year-old boy who went missing in Alabama and was later found deceased.

American musician, singer, and songwriter known for her experimental and electronic music.

American professional basketball player, known for his time with the New York Knicks.

American actor and television star, known for Lassie and Lost in Space

A Canadian singer-songwriter famous for songs like 'Heaven' and 'Baby, You're All That I Want'.

Katie Hobbs, governor of Arizona responsible for state emergency decisions

American financial author and speaker known for his teachings on money management and debt reduction.

FBI agent who investigated the arson case and expressed strong negative feelings towards Mark Sands.

American journalist and correspondent for NPR News, based in Washington

Kevin Warsh is a former Federal Reserve governor considered for the Fed chair position.

Male character, Ella's father.

Kurt Cignetti is a college football coach currently leading Indiana University.

Kyler Murray, a football quarterback.

American football coach, former head coach at Ole Miss and other programs

Laura Danger is an educator and author known for her work on emotional labor and weaponized incompetence.

Leopold Aschenbrenner, a researcher and entrepreneur involved in AI and policy.

American financier and businessman, long-time client of Jeffrey Epstein.

Linda Babcock is a professor of economics at Carnegie Mellon University, known for her research on decision-making and work-life balance.

Messi, full name Lionel Messi, is an Argentine footballer widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time.

Lloyd Austin, former Defense Secretary involved in the legal fight over plea deals

Lorenzo Meyer, Mexican political analyst and historian.

French football manager currently managing Paris Saint-Germain.

Luis Hernández Navarro, a Mexican political analyst and journalist.

American football quarterback, free agent, played for the Tennessee Titans.

Manolo Santander, a renowned Cádiz-born composer and performer of carnival music.

American journalist and NPR correspondent reporting on political and military issues.

Márcio Raskowski, a legal expert providing guidance on condominium issues.

A person who is part of the camping group, present during the mysterious whistles and events.

Maria, a neighbor of Michael Gargiulo who was stalked by him

A person, a caller to the show, seeking advice about her relationship and family issues.

Mark Hyman is a physician and author specializing in functional medicine and health optimization.

Mark Nepo is a poet, philosopher, and cancer survivor known for his work on acceptance, presence, and spiritual growth.

American engineer, YouTuber, and inventor known for science and engineering videos.

Mary Daly is the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, involved in monetary policy discussions.

Matt Van Epps is a newly elected congressman from Tennessee.

Max Hölz, known as the Robin Hood of the Erzgebirge, was a German communist and revolutionary active in early 20th century Germany.

Max Scherzer is a professional baseball pitcher with a long career, known for his willful performances and longevity.

American journalist and host of Marketplace Tech.

A popular Irish singer and songwriter, known for Christmas music.

Dutch author and speaker focusing on inner leadership, sustainable choices, and meditation.

Michelle, a person involved in a family abuse case discussed in the podcast.

American comedian, actor, and writer, known for stand-up specials and television projects.

Argentine person who decided to give his son a puppy in 2005 in a small city in Argentina.

Mike Brown, coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves.