People, Companies & Topics in Podcasts
Discover speakers, guests, organizations, and topics discussed across thousands of podcasts.
Podcast Speakers
(35352)People who speak in podcast episodes (identified via speaker diarization)
Donald Trump
📉 -67%Podcast speaker
Ainsley Earhardt
📉 -88%Podcast speaker
Marshall Harris
📉 -79%Podcast speaker
Stephen Carroll
📉 -44%Podcast speaker
Leila Rahimi
📉 -54%Podcast speaker
Gilbert Brisbois
📉 -46%Podcast speaker
Ben Meiselas
📉 -55%Podcast speaker
Daniel Riolo
📉 -48%Podcast speaker
Nathan Hager
📉 -44%Podcast speaker
Mark Grote
📉 -75%Podcast speaker
Caroline Hepke
📉 -45%Podcast speaker
Ryland Barton
📉 -29%Podcast speaker
concept
(30)Abstract ideas, theories, beliefs, and ideologies
War Powers Act
🔥 +200%The War Powers Act is a United States federal law intended to check the president's power to commit the U.S. to armed conflict without congressional approval.
Voting Rights Act of 1965
🔥 +100%Voting Rights Act of 1965, landmark legislation to protect minority voting rights in the US
Epstein Transparency Act
The Epstein Transparency Act is legislation aimed at releasing files related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities.
War Powers Resolution
U.S. Senate legislation aimed at limiting presidential military powers without congressional approval.
Bears bill
The bill concerning payment in lieu of taxes for the Bears and other businesses in Illinois.
Big Beautiful Bill
Big Beautiful Bill, a legislative act related to tax deductions.
Bill C-11
The Canadian Bill C-11, legislation related to online streaming and content regulation.
Bill C-18
The Canadian Bill C-18, legislation related to online news and media regulation.
Children and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act
U.S. federal legislative act aimed at protecting online privacy for children and teens.
CHIPS Act
CHIPS Act, legislation related to semiconductor manufacturing and research.
Companies Act
The Companies Act is legislation governing company registration and regulation.
Epstein bill
The legislative bill related to the release of files associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
condition
(1)Medical conditions, diseases, and disorders
event
(4)Specific events, both one-time and recurring
Voting Rights Act
A landmark legislation enacted in 1965 aimed at prohibiting racial discrimination in voting.
Act of 1996
The Act of 1996, legislation related to Enduring Power of Attorney.
Sale of Tickets Cultural Entertainment, Recreational and Sporting Events Act 2021
Irish event in 2021 related to the sale of tickets for cultural, entertainment, and sporting events
Statewide Treaty Bill
The legislation introduced in Parliament to establish the treaty process.
government
(7)Government bodies, agencies, and departments
European Union
📉 -29%European Union, a political and economic union of 27 member states in Europe.
Congress
📉 -64%Legal entity responsible for drafting and enforcing laws related to arbitration and legal procedures.
European Commission
📈 +33%European Union's executive arm responsible for implementing EU policies and regulations.
Renters' Rights Act
The UK legislation aimed at improving security and protections for tenants in rental properties.
Minister of Health
A legislative body in Ireland responsible for passing laws related to health and commerce.
National Defense Authorization Act
National Defense Authorization Act, a US legislation for defense funding and policies
Parliament
New Zealand government department responsible for parliamentary affairs and legislation.
person
(6)Individual human beings
Maria Salazar
Maria Salazar, Republican lawmaker involved in immigration legislation.
Mike Lawler
🔥 +100%MAGA Republican politician running against Kate Conley in the 2024 election.
Assisted Decision-Making Capacity Act
The Assisted Decision-Making Capacity Act, legislation governing decision-making capacity and powers.
Edward Southwick
American politician and supporter of anti-smoking legislation, involved in early efforts to restrict cigarette sales to women.
International Emergency Economic Powers Act
The International Emergency Economic Powers Act is a law from the 1970s that grants the president authority to regulate international economic transactions during emergencies.
lei de 64
A Brazilian law enacted in 1964 governing condominiums.
product
(1)Physical products and consumer goods