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Heiko Obermann was an author who wrote about Luther, Man Between God and Devil.

Helen, the wife of Alan Knight, involved in the scheme to fake his paralysis.

A Russian spiritualist and founder of Theosophy, credited with influencing New Age beliefs.

Helena Hutchins was a cinematographer killed during a shooting incident on the set of the movie Rust.

Helen Fisher, an American anthropologist and neuroscientist known for her research on love and attachment.

He Lifeng, Chinese official involved in trade negotiations.

Helmut Nordwig, an author discussing the waste problem related to energy transition.

Henri Carpenter, a person mentioned in the context of AI evaluation.

Dutch medical researcher specializing in puberty and gender dysphoria in children.

A prominent endocrinologist in the Netherlands specializing in puberty and gender treatments

A person mentioned in the context of a humorous or notable story, possibly a comedian or performer.

Henry, a person mentioned as being with Alex and Matt during their Hawaii trip.

Henry Halleck was a Union general and military strategist during the Civil War, serving under Ulysses S. Grant.

Henry Jekyll is a fictional character from Robert Louis Stevenson's novella, representing the duality of human nature.

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

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

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

Herodes el Grande, king of Judea, known for expanding the Second Temple and his extensive building projects.

Ancient Egyptian historian and author, described tunnels and chambers beneath the Sphinx.

American basketball player known for his time with the Seattle SuperSonics and his distinctive mustache.

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

A person, Lisa Dahl's son, whose passing inspired her move to Sedona and her approach to cooking.

American woman known for her frugal investment strategies and dominance in 19th-century finance.

American comedian and co-host of the podcast 'Are You Garbage?''

Japanese military leader and prime minister during World War II, associated with the planning of Pearl Harbor attack.

The biblical figure, son of the widow of Naín, whom Jesus raised from the dead.

Hikaru Nakamura is an American chess grandmaster known for his rapid and blitz skills, streaming, and competitive achievements.

A spiritual teacher and host of the podcast, focusing on consciousness and personal growth.

Hillary Cass, chair of the Independent Review into Services for Gender Questioning Young People.

American actress and singer, known for her role in Lizzie McGuire and her music career

A clinical psychologist and expert in trauma recovery and emotional healing.

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

A mysterious entity associated with the woods, depicted as a creature with antlers, wolfish snout, and human torso.

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

A biblical figure, king of Egypt, who supplied Solomon with cedar, cypress, and gold for building projects.

Japanese emperor during World War II, associated with the decision to attack Pearl Harbor.

French football player who plays as a defender for Olympique de Marseille.

A serial killer known as Holiday, responsible for multiple murders in Gotham.

Holly Buckley is a legal professional leading the healthcare department at McGuire and Woods.

Holly Rae Taylor is an artist and collaborator with Alison Bechdel.

Australian media personality and host of Mamamia Out Loud podcast

Argentine scientist and researcher, known for work on climate and planetary boundaries.

A Norwegian politician, possibly referenced indirectly in societal context.

German wine producer and owner of Weingut Battenfeld Spanier, known for innovative approaches and traditional methods.

Researchers from the University of Hosseini and Lichtinger who studied AI adoption in firms

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

British mathematician and engineer, known for creating the Mark I computer, a significant early computer.

Howard Marks is a renowned American investor and co-founder of Oak Tree Capital Management.

Ukrainian researcher advocating for abducted children and their families

Huck, Chuck, and other characters from Mountain Monsters, hunters seeking cryptids