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American comedian and actor, known for his role in Everybody Loves Raymond.

U.S. astronaut and commander of the Artemis II crew.

American actress, producer, and author known for films like Legally Blonde and her books.

Renee Macklin Good, individual shot by federal immigration officer in Minneapolis

Rene Good, a person shot by ICE agents in Minneapolis

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

American professional baseball pitcher who has played for the Boston Red Sox and other teams.

Rich Jones is a podcast listener and contest winner mentioned in the episode.

American investor and Chief Investment Officer of Global Fixed Income at BlackRock.

U.S. politician and senator representing Florida, member of the Republican Party.

Ricky Alam, a franchisee who owns multiple Wetzel's Pretzels locations, including clusters in transit hubs.

Irish rugby player, winger for Leinster and Ireland.

Riley is a spokesperson and athlete associated with XXXY Athletics, known for her advocacy in women's sports.

Australian football coach and developer of PowerCoach.ai, involved in AFL and grassroots sports.

Irish footballer and former Tottenham and Leeds United striker, known for his goal-scoring record.

California Attorney General responsible for legal affairs in California.

British actor known for his role in the film Die My Love, playing her husband.

British musician and singer, lead vocalist of Led Zeppelin, renowned for his vocal talent.

Rob Murphy is an Irish actor, teacher, and panto dame known for his work in theatre and performance arts.

Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a forward for Liverpool and the Brazil national team.

Major League Baseball player for the Boston Red Sox, known for his left-handed batting.

Roman gladiators, fighters in ancient Rome who participated in combat for entertainment.

CEO of StartEngine, helping CEOs raise capital from investors worldwide

Ron Coomer, a former baseball player and current sportscaster for Chicago Cubs games.

Ron Filipkowski, an analyst and commentator.

British actor and comedian known for his role in Blackadder.

American television personality and co-host of Watch What Crappens.

American memory expert and author specializing in memory techniques and training.

U.S. politician and senator from Oregon, involved in financial oversight

British politician and author, known for his work in politics and academia.

Brazilian podcast host and mental health advocate

Rudy Rush is a media personality and host of the podcast Mick Unplugged.

Russell Brand, comedian and actor.

Australian actor and filmmaker known for roles in Gladiator and A Beautiful Mind

Russell Dorsey, a sports journalist and host.

American basketball player for the Atlanta Dream, known for her scoring and leadership.

American television journalist and legal analyst who traveled to Wisconsin for the story.

Head coach of the San Jose Sharks.

Sajid Akram, 50-year-old male, father of Navid Akram, involved in the Sydney terror attack, linked to Islamic State.

Mexican businessman and owner of Grupo Salinas, involved in media, telecommunications, and retail sectors.

American rapper and member of Salt-N-Pepa, known for hip-hop hits.

Sam Antonacci, a baseball player.

Samaya Mushtaq, a medical professional and podcast guest, sharing her personal story of marriage, divorce, and love.

The American golfer who is tied for the lead after the first round of the Masters

Sam Cliffe is the chief executive of New Zealand Blood Service, responsible for blood donation services in New Zealand.

Sam Darcy, a young Australian rules football player for the Western Bulldogs.

Kansas City Star journalist covering sports and local news.

University of Colorado Boulder professor specializing in entomology and insect behavior.

American football player, tight end for the Chicago Bears, drafted in the NFL draft.

American actress and model, known for her work in film and television.