Person

Craig, the host of The Real Estate Podcast.

Daniel Jones, a quarterback for the New York Giants, injured during a game.

Edwin Diaz, a professional baseball relief pitcher who signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Gerard Hutch, an Irish criminal involved in organized crime and associated with Dublin's criminal underworld.

Jared Isaacman, an American entrepreneur and space enthusiast, known for his spaceflight missions and business ventures.

Jennifer Lawrence, actress recognized for her performances in major films.

Taiwanese-born American entrepreneur and executive at Apple Inc., involved in managing sales and operations in China.

Jeremy Bowen, a BBC journalist providing analysis on international affairs.

Joe Hudson is a spiritual teacher, coach, and author specializing in emotional awareness and personal transformation.

A person who is a professor of interino (temporary) status at the university, involved in the controversy.

Byzantine emperor who reigned from 527 to 565, known for his legal reforms and church influence.

British monarch of Great Britain, involved in land acknowledgments in Canada.

Lakshmi Singh is a journalist and news anchor for NPR.

Brazilian singer and performer, known for performing at the Amazon Live event.

American football quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, known for his recent performance.

Michael Scaletta-Teates, a man who impersonated a police officer and was arrested for it.

American actor known for intense roles in film and television.

Mike Malone, a professional basketball coach, mentioned as a potential candidate for coaching positions.

Nate Rott is a journalist reporting for NPR News.

Mexican historian and political analyst known for his critical views on historical figures and narratives.

A person involved in the discussion, likely a guest or speaker, mentioned in the context of the book.

Quill Lawrence, a journalist reporting for NPR News.

The 37-year-old woman shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis

American football coach and founder of Jenkins Elite, specializing in quarterback training and analysis.

A U.S. senator representing North Carolina, advocating for detainee information transparency.

Quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars, known for his impressive season performance.

Young hockey player, teammate of Celebrini, part of the San Jose Sharks' roster.

American actress and singer, known for her work in musical theater and television.

U.S. Congresswoman-elect representing Arizona's 7th congressional district, involved in the discharge petition regarding Epstein files.

American researcher and professor specializing in psychology and health at Stanford University.

Amy Held is a journalist reporting for NPR.

American rapper and singer known for his Latin trap music and collaborations

A person who is part of the camping group, present during the mysterious whistles and events.

Person, likely a host or narrator of the podcast, referred to as 'Brian Green'.

David E. Taylor is a religious leader and founder of the Kingdom of God Global Church.

Deepa Shivaram is a reporter for NPR covering the White House and international affairs.

American rapper and music producer, known for his influence in hip-hop

Admiral in the United States Navy involved in military decisions.

George Springer is a professional baseball player for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Giselle Bryan, a person involved in the podcast Reasonably Shady.

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

Jared Halpern, a Fox News journalist reporting from the White House.

The former CIA, Pentagon, and White House advisor, known for financial expertise and predictions.

Joel Rose, NPR journalist reporting on the FAA's actions during the government shutdown

Former president of Honduras convicted of drug trafficking

Justin Herbert, NFL quarterback, mentioned in the context of a game and team performance.

A listener who calls about toilet paper, mentioning French invention of paper sheets.

Kyle Sandilands, a radio host and media personality in Australia.

American economist and former Treasury Secretary, known for economic policy and financial expertise.

U.S. actor known for the TV show Friends, who died from an overdose.