Hello loyal last-scene listeners, it's Nora Sachs in your ears again. You might remember

me as the curator of season 2 of the show, which just wrapped up. Truth be told, this second

season of last scene was kind of a grand experiment for us, and we're so curious to find out

what you thought about it. Which is why we have a listener survey, which you can fill out

right now at WBUR.org slash last scene survey. It's short and easy, I swear. And it would

mean so much to us if you took just a few minutes to give us your honest feedback on this new

version of the show. Which was an anthology of new mysteries, from the esoteric to the

straightforward, told by a variety of storytellers and a variety of styles, about all kinds of

people, places, and things that have gone missing. Including my own episode, about a tiny

endangered species of fish, three drunk guys, in the long arm of the law, and my personal

favorite, a wholeness silence. About one brave soul who went digging into his family's past,

and in the process, punctured Spain's silence about victims of its civil war. But really,

I loved every story. I helped curate them after all. Some were heavy, some were on the

lighter side, some were chock full of science, others history or politics, there was art,

there was crime, there was even a good old fashioned jewel heist. To me, what united all

of these chapters in our anthology was that they were a little offbeat, and hopefully surprising.

But again, we really want to know your thoughts. So please go ahead and complete our listener

survey at WBUR.org slash last scene survey. Your comments will help guide us in telling

future stories about people, places, and things that have gone missing. And if you have an

idea for one, you can always write to us at lastc and wbUR at gmail.com. We sincerely

love to hear from you.