Person

A character in the movie, a sheep who is the most serious and thoughtful, considered the smartest.

Brazilian politician and candidate for governor of Rio Grande do Sul, member of the PT

Julian Barnes, an English novelist and short story writer.

American playwright and creator of the television series 'Downton Abbey'.

A person who is a founder and CEO of Airtory.

Julian Huber is a German winemaker known for his work in the wine industry.

Julian Mazur was Henry Steiger's business associate involved in a coffee bean roasting business and money laundering scheme.

Canadian sports journalist and author specializing in hockey and diversity topics.

Julian Simmons, an interviewer or interviewer figure referenced in the context of Agatha Christie's interviews.

Detective Julia Ward, the police officer who investigated Sarah Copp's case.

Chancellor of the Australian National University, involved in investigations and restructuring.

Julie Ertz, American soccer player and World Cup participant.

Julie Graylow, chief medical officer at the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Australian politician and current eSafety Commissioner.

Julie Johnson is a Democrat in Texas, mentioned as losing an election.

American journalist and author known for investigative reporting on Jeffrey Epstein.

American conservative lawyer and political strategist, known for his work in election integrity and investigations.

Julien Laurence, a sports journalist and commentator.

French football journalist and presenter.

Julie Phillips is an author, cultural critic, and biographer known for her works on science fiction writers.

Julie Radner is an inspirational leader and committee leader known for her drive, creativity, and leadership qualities.

A health policy researcher and journalist who discusses healthcare costs and policies.

Juliet Kubansky, a Medicare expert at KFF, providing insights on health policy.

Australian activist who arrived in Turkey after detention in Israel.

German football club based in Mainz, competing in European competitions.

American businessman and co-founder of Gallo Winery, known for his role in the wine industry alongside Ernest Gallo.

Julio Pulido, a guest or participant in the podcast.

Jumana Birseci, a journalist reporting on the Iran-U.S. negotiations.

British actress known for her role as Peggy Woolley in The Archers.

Inmate and individual involved in legal appeals, fighting to exonerate himself from wrongful conviction

A fictional character, a young woman in the story, possibly involved in supernatural events

A person who is the Austrian trainer of Allison.

Jürgen Klinsmann, former football player and coach, commenting on Tottenham Hotspur's FA Cup performance.

Jurgen Leitner is a fictional character associated with the prequel novel 'From the Library of Jurgen Leitner' in the Magnusverse.

Justice Hooney is a boxer mentioned as an opponent in a past fight.

Justice of the Supreme Court, part of the majority in the case.

Justice Kinney, the judge who sentenced Stephen McCullagh.

Justice of the Supreme Court, part of the majority in the case.

Justin Barney, NPR reporter covering Nashville Christmas traditions

A real estate investor and CEO of a company.

Cricket player from West Indies, mentioned in context of performance statistics.

Justin Hercowian, a professional ice hockey player for the Dallas Stars.

Justin Ho is a reporter for Marketplace.

Canadian professional ice hockey player and forward for the Dallas Stars.

A scientist who mentions the last scientific sample taken from a Milky Sea in 1985.

Justin Rodski is the chief executive officer of Melbourne Storm, a professional rugby league team in Australia.

Justin Rykowian, a professional ice hockey player.

Justin Theroux, actor playing Cam, the CEO of the basketball team in Running Point

Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Michigan.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, currently playing for the Colorado Avalanche.