Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey where we explore and connect the universe of Dominic Dunn. And this week we do get a little closer to our man Nick as we continue to swim with the swans this week for episode six of Feud, Capote v. The Swans.

Thank you for joining me today is we are winding it down on the series, and in this episode,

there's a lot packed into this one. In today's arc, we are going to talk about a few of the

items we saw on screen, some gloves. We're going to talk about Truman's Palm Springs home and an air

conditioning repairman too, but the huge hunk of this episode is going to be dedicated to the wild

times that happened at Studio 54. We're going to be setting in some real-life stories against what episode six of the

series presented. Before we begin today's journey into disco, I do have some shout-outs to give

to a few fine folks out there. Big, huge, colossal thanks to our most recent supporters over at patreon.com slash done and done.

Marie B., Melissa M., Jody, Terry S., Sharon L., Wendy, and Elsa B.

I really appreciate you.

Thank you so, so much new and sustaining supporters. Getting all the main feed episodes early

and ad-free, as well as bonus Not Done Yet episodes two. This week over on Patreon for our

not done yet bonuses, we did a double drop on those. One about the high cost of being a debutante

back in the mid-1950s. It was very big business.

And another not done yet this week that dropped, connecting back into Robert Evans' previous,

past Profileon Dun & Dun with his Truman Capote connection, as well as Robert Evans being

in the news these days with

Sharon Stone spilling the beans about Evans and name and names from the 1993 production of Sliver.

All of that and more can be found over on Patreon, but today it is to Bonwit Tellers and Palm Springs to meet a sexy

air conditioning man. That's in 68, and then we're going to traverse to the late 1970s and Studio 54

and all of the spider webs in between. Let's investigate.

Oh, investigators, this episode, the whole thing takes place in 1978, and it is certainly the end of an era,

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