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It\u2019s been a long year for New Mexico in Focus, full of staffing challenges, toxic politics during a wild election season, a news cycle that never ends and more. We\u2019re proud of what we\u2019ve produced in 2024, and we look forward to improving and evolving how we serve our audience in the new year.\u00a0

Watch this space, as the kids say.\u00a0

But before we go barreling headlong into 2025, it\u2019s time for a little break. Our folks have put in some serious hours, especially these past several months, and a fresh NMiF crew is a more productive, engaged NMiF crew. Besides, we are (partially) licensed through the University of New Mexico and, mercifully, the powers that be on campus grant a pretty generous winter break. So, this place is a ghost town the last couple weeks of the year.\u00a0

A little note about what you\u2019ll see on Friday nights at 7 until the Jan. 10 show: a mix of newly recorded segments and reprised pieces, chosen by the staff, that we particularly enjoyed making and showing to you during the past 12 months. We picked some lighthearted conversations, a poet, some deep policy discussions and even a piece or two in which we broke some news. We hope you\u2019ll enjoy them.\u00a0

This week, we\u2019re rebroadcasting an Our Land special, \u201cLoving Our Changing Homelands,\u201d from Senior Producer Laura Paskus, photojournalist extraordinaire Antony Lostetter and others on our crew. You can read about why this piece was so special to Laura in the Our Land Weekly newsletter<\/a>. For me, it\u2019s special in the way nearly everything Laura has ever made is special: a deeply truthful story well told, born from a love of place that still has me thinking months after we first aired it.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I\u2019m also glad to show this piece again because Antony left NMPBS last month, and Laura\u2019s last day will be Jan. 31. \u00a0

We\u2019ll see you back here in 2025.\u00a0

-Jeff Proctor, Executive Producer<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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