So, as you may already be familiar with, if you're a listener to this show, a regular

listener, occasionally, we take time to talk to Michelle Cassidy and Jonathan Carey who

are our places editors.

They see all of the stuff that everyone enters into Alice.

Scarra, and tell me about things that have caught their eye or interesting thematic stuff

that they're noticing, and so welcome to the show, Michelle and Jonathan, it's great

to talk to you guys again.

Great to talk to you, Dylan.

Okay, Dylan, always great to be here.

So yeah, I would love to hear about what you want to tell me about something that someone

entered that you thought was super cool.

One that grabbed my attention recently was Doris Duke's pet cemetery.

Are you guys familiar with Doris Duke?

The name sounds familiar, but I don't really like I, she's like some kind of aress or something,

she was like a wealthy person, I don't know.

So, she was a socialite and aress, she's the only child of tobacco and hydroelectric power

baron, James Buchanan Duke, and she was born in 1912 in New York City.

One of sort of the most defining things that came to be known about Doris Duke is that

she was a huge animal lover, and she had this massive estate in New Jersey that's still

there, it's called Duke Farms, and on the grounds of Duke Farms, there is a pet cemetery

with graves and many of her pets are buried there.

You hear all these stories about eccentric billionaires that are totally overblown, so

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