Hey, Israel story listeners, it's Mishi.

We're one episode away from the end of season 6, and it's been quite a journey.

We began with our day at the Y, and have since explored all kinds of unusual and hidden

corners of Israeli society.

We've delved into the worlds of Israeli pork and kosher Korean kimchi.

We've searched for wild boars in Haifa, and nearly touched the surface of the moon

with a blue and white DIY mission.

We've followed the excavation of a 2,000 year old Mekven Hanaton, a season of women's

volleyball in Nazareth, and the unlikely process of re-growing the foreskin.

We visited Shatmez Labs in Bnebrak, chicken coupes in Umil Fachem, in date farms outside

of Jericho, and of course, in our most recent episode.

We told the heartbreaking story of the 2001 Smile Terrorist attack.

We've done all that, and much more, and if you haven't yet heard all of this season's

episodes, we hope you'll find time to go back and catch up.

We are now heading into months of production, during which we'll research, record, and

produce stories for our next season, season 7.

And as we do that, we'll be reflecting on this past season.

We'll be asking what worked, and what didn't work, which new directions we should explore,

and what we should do differently.

And the only way we can know the answers to those questions, the only way we can learn

and improve, is by hearing from you.

So please go to our website, israelstory.org, and fill out our annual listener survey.

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