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American football player, running back for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

Jessica Shepherd, an American physician and gynecologist specializing in women's health and menopause.

Jim Ashworth Beaumont, a British biomedical engineer specializing in prosthetics and orthotics.

A U.S. senator representing Connecticut.

American singer-songwriter and lead vocalist of The Doors, known for his poetic lyrics and charismatic stage presence.

American comedian and late night television host, known for his show 'The Tonight Show' and political commentary

A person, host of the podcast, discussing personal experiences and topics.

American author and creator of the Harry Potter book series, serving as executive producer for the upcoming TV adaptation

A person named Joel, possibly the host or guest, mentioned in the transcript.

American television personality and host of the podcast 'Hope from a Hypocrite'

former director of the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States

John Gottman is a psychologist and researcher known for his work on relationships and the Gottman Method.

John Massino, a football coach or manager mentioned in relation to a team.

John Miles is the host of Passion Struck, a podcast exploring human flourishing and leadership.

Johnny Ive, a British industrial designer known for his work at Apple.

Irish criminal involved in organized crime activities, linked to Kinnahan.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, member of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

A biblical figure, John the Baptist, who was imprisoned and later beheaded by King Herod.

The Joker, a notorious criminal and supervillain in Gotham City, known for chaos and violence.

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

A person, leader of the French National Rally political party.

Jordan Chandler, individual involved in allegations against Michael Jackson.

Julia Child was an American chef, author, and television personality known for popularizing French cuisine in the United States.

Julia Simon, a journalist reporting for NPR.

A person who is Luca's twin sister, sharing a close bond and involved in the emotional reunion.

Brazilian person, known for religious and motivational speaking

Justin Andrews is a fitness professional and podcast host.

Kasperi Kapanen, a professional ice hockey player.

Kay Ivey, governor of Alabama, involved in state media policy decisions.

Person hosting or participating in the podcast, possibly a member of The Hauraki Big Show team.

American singer and songwriter, known for her country music and performances on television.

Kelly Starrett is a physical therapist, movement expert, author, and co-founder of The Ready State.

Ken Griffin is a billionaire investor who bought a painting for $110 million.

Kirill Kaprizov, a professional ice hockey player, star forward for the Minnesota Wild.

Kirk Sigler, a journalist reporting for NPR.

Kristen Goodwin is a journalist reporting for Fox News.

Kristen Meinzer, a podcast co-host.

Kristen Schwab, journalist reporting on tariffs and trade policies for Marketplace.

Larry, the narrator, an attorney involved in the case.

Laura Ingraham, a conservative television host on Fox News known for her political commentary.

Australian author known for her novel The Drover's Wife and its adaptations.

Lenny Kravitz is an American singer, songwriter, and actor.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, forward for the Edmonton Oilers, known for his scoring and playmaking.

Leslie Charteris was a British author who created the character of The Saint, appearing in books, magazines, and films.

Linda McMahon U.S. Education Secretary

A person, the speaker, asking a question about hitting a brother on purpose.

American professional baseball pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels.

The current president of Brazil, expressing concern over military buildup near Venezuela

American politician and speaker of the House of Representatives, known for his conservative views.

Mark Mitchell is a New Zealand politician and member of the National Party.