Place

Major international airport near Geelong, Australia.

Babilônia, ancient city in Mesopotamia, biblical location associated with exile and longing.

A city in California where a hostage crisis was resolved.

A bakery where the host and his daughter Wren visited, mentioned as a place where they ate baked goods.

Australian rugby league club based in Ballarat, Victoria.

Australian town in New South Wales, neighboring Byron Bay.

A seaside town in Ireland, popular for its beaches and tourism.

Irish town where the buses are stored and waiting for deployment.

The Barclays Center is a sports and entertainment arena in Brooklyn, New York.

A hotel located in the Southern Highlands, known as the Barida Hotel.

Australian wine region famous for its Shiraz and other varietals.

A building housing the School of Engineering and Physics Department at Brown University.

A basement door in a house that is central to the story's mystery.

A body of water located between mainland Australia and Tasmania, known for its challenging sailing conditions.

French prison where Marquis de Sade was held during the French Revolution.

Cricket ground located at Mount Maunganui, New Zealand.

Belfast Crown Court, the court where Stephen McCullough was tried and sentenced.

City in Oregon with a popular whitewater park and artificial wave on the Deschutes River.

A person mentioned as being from Bergen, Norway.

Bhutan is a place, a country in Asia where tartary buckwheat is cultivated.

Blackpool, a seaside town in England, visited by the speaker.

Irish hospital where the speaker underwent MRI scans and other medical tests.

A wilderness area in Montana, known for its remote and rugged terrain.

Boise, Idaho, the tech hub where Matt Ristel founded his companies.

Brazilian stock market index that measures the performance of the Brazilian stock exchange.

Location in central Florida known for phosphate mining, where Michelle's remains were found.

A fictional or real town in Ireland, mentioned as the birthplace of Patrick Peyton.

The bookstore where Drew met Sonia, a local retail establishment.

A casino and hotel located in Atlantic City, New Jersey, known for its poker room and gaming options.

Bosnia, country in Southeast Europe, neighboring Serbia.

Laura Edwards-Lieper's employer, a hospital with a gender clinic.

Boston College Law School, where Kyle Robertson attended.

A national park in the United States, known for hiking and wilderness.

A district in North London, known for its shopping streets and green spaces, part of the London Borough of Haringey

A place in Ireland known for its seaside and cultural heritage.

A website where listeners can register for the 'Break the Ceiling 2026' training.

The brewery tap is a pub in Chester, known for its beer and atmosphere.

A Canadian province in the Pacific Northwest, home to the Secwepemc people.

British people who shower, according to YouGov data from 2019

Broadmoor, a high-security psychiatric hospital in the UK, known for housing dangerous and mentally ill offenders.

The suburb of Bronte in Sydney.

The Bronx Zoo is a zoological park in New York City that attracts millions of visitors annually.

City in Massachusetts, near Boston, known for its historical significance and educational institutions

Brooklyn Bowl is a live music and entertainment venue in Las Vegas.

Brookside Barrio is a restaurant and event location in Kansas City.

Australian city in New South Wales, known for its suburbs Brunswick and Darabin South.

City in Pennsylvania near Philadelphia, known for its historical significance.

A city in France, known for its wine and the estate of Arnaud de Pontac.

Australian city with a major international airport, beaches, and a growing property market.

City in Washington state, near Seattle, affected by flooding.