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Alejandro Velasco is an academic and professor specializing in Venezuelan history and social movements.

Alessandra Rosaldo is a Mexican singer and actress.

U.S. Attorney General of the United States, involved in the Epstein investigation and related legal proceedings.

American soccer player, currently with the Florida Panthers, possibly returning in February

French footballer and current player for Newcastle United.

President of Finland, discussing de-escalation and Arctic security.

Alexander Vaccaro, a spine surgeon and orthopedic care leader, president of Rothman Orthopaedics.

Alexander Yampolsky, a security expert and CEO of SecurityScorecard.io.

Alex Babin is a guest mentioned in the episode, known for raising funds and startup success.

Alex Bean, founder of Divi, a fintech company modernizing expense management and corporate cards.

Alex Bloomberg, founder of Gimlet Media and podcasting entrepreneur.

Australian cricket player, known for his batting, part of the Australian cricket team.

Alex Cooper, a podcast host and entrepreneur, known for her show Call Her Daddy.

Alexei Navalny, Russian opposition leader and anti-corruption activist.

Alex Helmick, NPR reporter based in Atlanta.

Alexis Martinez, defense counsel for Ada Wells, opposing prosecutor.

Alexis McAdams, a Fox News journalist.

Alex Masha Brav is a professional with experience leading generative AI efforts at Snapchat and founding AI Factory.

Alex Robinson is the co-founder and CEO of Juniper Square, a platform for private funds management.

Alex Warren, musician, associated with song Ordinary.

Alex Winberg, a professional ice hockey player.

Alfonso De La Nuez, CEO of UserZoom.com, leading the company's strategy and growth.

American environmentalist and author, known for his work on climate change and sustainability.

American football coach, currently the defensive backs coach for the Chicago Bears.

American professional basketball player, known for his time with the Boston Celtics.

Ali, Muhammad's young cousin and one of the early followers of Islam.

Alice Stoltz, the Domain's National Managing Editor involved in real estate discussions.

Australian media personality and co-host of The Real Estate Podcast.

Brazilian author and illustrator of children's books, known for works about childhood and playful themes.

American actress and comedian, known for her work on various television shows and podcasts.

Harvard Business School professor who studies conversations and communication strategies.

American professional basketball player, known for his career with the Miami Heat and his leadership.

Al Robertson, a member of the Robertson family and co-host of the podcast, involved in faith and family discussions.

Álvaro Arbeloa, former football player and current coach, appointed as Real Madrid's first team manager.

Admiral responsible for U.S. military activity in Central and South America

Alyssa Wilkinson is a film critic and contributor to The Times.

A Lebanese-British human rights lawyer and activist, wife of George Clooney, involved in international legal issues.

American music critic and writer, contributor to The New Yorker, known for music reviews and cultural commentary.

Amanda Prestigiacomo, reporter for Daily Wire.

Amanda Stern, an American author known for her memoir Little Panic and novels.

A person named Ambi, possibly a participant or guest, mentioned in context of a performance.

A person named Ambra, possibly a participant or guest, mentioned in context of a rehearsal.

Founder of the Central Church of Christ in Nashville, established in 1925, known for community service and faith.

The American people, citizens of the United States.

Amina AlTai is an executive coach, author of The Ambition Trap, and a leader in purpose-first leadership.

Palestinian theater writer and director born in East Jerusalem with a Palestinian mother and Jewish father.

A person who is the CEO and co-founder of Gong.io, with extensive experience in enterprise software startups.

A person, a CEO of a SaaS company that automates business processes.

NASA Administrator Amit Shathria, head of NASA responsible for space agency operations

A Nashville-based singer and songwriter, known for Christian pop music, and a descendant of A.M. Burton.