Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn.

Thank you for joining me today as we continue to swim with the Swans. We have made it to the D block of episode one, the last 10 minutes of the very first episode of Feud, Capote v. The Swans. With a little bit of a backup here

in Alicia's version, what would I want you to know watching these scenes? There's a lot of background

info in this one, but before we begin today's episode, holy cats, I have so many of you to thank. First up, a big welcome to

lots and lots of new listeners out there. I am so thrilled that you have joined our investigation

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to find out more. We are here today in the lake, moving through to the very end of episode one. In the D-block,

Truman Capotei has gone and done it. He's released Lakot-Basque, 1965, and Esquire. So many stories,

so many reactions, and so many spiderwebs. Let's investigate. Oh, friends, we are almost finally making it to block D.

We have 10 minutes left in the investigation of episode one and so much content to get in.

In my real-time recording of this, I am caught up now in the series

to the middle of episode three in Feud. I'm hoping this is going to let me perhaps be able to better

cultivate what bits and bobs I put in for you with Alicia's version. In this one, we are going to get into

October 1975 and that article in Esquire publishing, its release changes everything. But before we

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