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Luca Ferrari is the co-founder and CEO of Bending Spoons, a digital technology company involved in acquiring and scaling software businesses.

Italian journalist and author, associated with the Post, discusses books and literature.

A medical professional specializing in dentistry, mentioned as being present in the podcast.

Lucia Rahilly, a host and interviewer on the podcast.

A young man working as event staff, involved in Cassia's story.

Roman general and consul, involved in the Battle of Cannae.

Brian Loughran, known as Lucky, a snowplow driver, testified about his observations on the night of the incident.

Lucrezia Borgia was a historical figure, possibly associated with the graffiti in the library, known for her political influence during the Renaissance.

Lucy Little is a producer and editor for the podcast.

British comedian and author, known for comedy and writing.

Composer from Germany, famous for his contributions to classical music and his struggles with deafness.

French football manager currently managing Paris Saint-Germain.

A person involved in protests against lithium mining projects in Nevada.

Luis Pacheco, expert on fruits and seasonal produce.

Luis Salerno was a court officer convicted of accepting a bribe.

Brazilian politician and current minister of the Supreme Federal Court, involved in judicial decisions.

The President of Brazil, involved in negotiations with the EU regarding Mercosur trade agreements.

Luther Burton III, a college football player mentioned as out for the game.

Lydia Bennet, the youngest Bennet sister, known for her flirtatiousness and impulsiveness.

Lydia Dawson was a receptionist at Flitwick Manor who experienced paranormal activity.

Lyndall Fields is the superintendent of the Oklahoma Department of Education.

Lyndon Dykes, a football player associated with Millwall.

Lynn Nanos is a licensed independent clinical social worker specializing in mental health crisis intervention.

American professional wrestler and WWE superstar, known for her high-flying style and multiple women's championship reigns.

Mac, a person who has been involved in the speakers' lives and spiritual stories.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, member of the San Jose Sharks, known for his scoring ability.

Maddy Levine-Wolf is a researcher who did background research for the show.

A person who was the first to pick up the speaker at school and made a positive impression.

A well-known American singer and actress, famous for her music and acting career.

The narrator's mother, who passed away in a car accident, leaving behind messages and recordings that are linked to supernatural phenomena.

Biblical figure, mother of the young man who was raised from the dead in Naín.

The mother of Zebedee's sons, who requested special positions for her sons in Jesus' kingdom.

A person who is a family member of Celina, involved in the rural experience.

Venezuelan president, leader of the socialist regime, and central figure in the political crisis.

A Jewish legal authority who discusses the permissibility of rubbing saliva into the ground on Shabbos and its relation to mimareach.

The Republican Party faction in Arizona supporting Donald Trump and his policies.

A member of the Forty Elephants, Alice Diamond's right-hand woman.

A person involved in the story, possibly a character in the story.

Magnus Carlsen is a Norwegian chess grandmaster and former world chess champion, renowned for his deep strategic understanding and endgame skills.

A venture capitalist who was involved with Cassia's family and her engagement.

A Kurdish woman whose death in police custody triggered widespread protests in Iran.

German wine producer and owner of Weingut Meyer-Näkel, known for Spätburgunder and red wines.

American journalist and author, known for reporting on political and social issues.

Malachi Love-Robinson, a teenager from Florida who faked being a doctor and started a fake medical practice.

Malala, the girl in the context of the podcast, possibly the same as Malala Yousafzai.

Malcolm X was an African American Muslim minister and human rights activist.

A female friend of Emma Chamberlain, mentioned in the context of dreams and attraction.

A fictional ghost character who discusses her life, writing, and experiences with the listener.

Duke player, a member of the Duke University men's basketball team, recognized for his defensive energy.

A biblical figure, crucified alongside Jesus, recognized for seeking forgiveness and redemption.