Person

American politician and Attorney General of Oregon, involved in legal challenges against tariffs.

Dan Serafini is a former Major League Baseball pitcher accused of murder and attempted murder.

A person, CEO of a company called Every, involved in AI discussions.

A science fiction author known for his novel Hyperion and its exploration of complex themes.

Dan Sullivan, an author known for writing 'Who Not How', discussed in the podcast.

D'Antoni, a basketball coach.

French actress and comedian, known for her work in television.

Darius Garland is a professional basketball player and point guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Darren was a nine-year-old boy who disappeared and was a victim of Olson.

Suspect in the mansion case, accused of murder, with DNA evidence from pizza crust.

Darren Wilson, police officer involved in the shooting of Michael Brown.

Suspect in the mansion fire case, accused of murder and arson, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime.

French football player, midfielder for Olympique de Marseille.

Daryl Campbell, aviation safety writer and author

Dave Gorman, a British comedian and presenter.

American journalist and news anchor for NPR News Now.

David Adelman, basketball coach involved in post-game discussions and ejections.

David Agus is a co-founder of Sensei, involved in its development and health philosophy.

American psychologist and researcher known for work in public health and mindfulness practices.

British natural historian and broadcaster known for his work on wildlife and environmental issues.

Researcher and biochemist at the University of Washington focusing on protein design and engineering.

David Blanchett, a researcher who collaborated with Michael Finca on retirement studies

David Fajgenbaum, an immunology researcher known for his work on rare diseases and drug repurposing.

David Fincher, American film director known for movies like 'Seven', 'Fight Club', 'Zodiac', and 'Gone Girl'

A person who is the narrator and provides commentary in the transcript

A renowned American author and political commentator, known for his books and media appearances

David Furman is a researcher involved in immunology and aging studies.

David Gardner, co-founder of Motley Fool and contributor to the podcast.

David Greenberg, engineer supporting the podcast

David Iannetti is a person, an attorney mentioned in the case.

David Johnson is a healthcare economist and co-author of the book discussed.

British singer-songwriter and actor, known for his innovative music and personas like Ziggy Stardust

American astrophysicist and astronomer known for his work on exoplanets and astrobiology.

American entrepreneur and CEO of Helion Energy, leading advancements in nuclear fusion technology.

David Knott is a senior partner in McKinsey's Healthcare Practice.

David Lalu is the vice chancellor of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

Fictional character from David Lynch's television series Twin Peaks, inspired by real-life murder.

David Newsom is a partner at McKinsey involved in healthcare topics.

David Pivnik is a person mentioned as a guest on the podcast, described as a brilliant individual.

David Sachs, a person involved in the discussion, possibly a business executive or partner.

American sports business analyst and former executive, known for his work in sports media.

American psychologist and medical doctor specializing in psychiatry and hypnosis.

David Suh, a portrait photographer and TikTok's king of poses

A comedian and actor, known for his work on Saturday Night Live.

Scientist at the UK Center for Environment, Fisheries and Agriculture Science, studying European eels.

A family law attorney who was a friend to Caroline and Joel.

A forensic psychologist who testified about trauma bonding, delayed reporting, and substance use.

A fictional character, a person involved in the investigation, possibly a detective or officer.

DeAndre Swift, an NFL running back for the Chicago Bears.

Debbie, a person mentioned in the transcript, possibly involved in a company or organization.