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🗓️ 4 January 2025

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Just a rambling look at 2024 and looking ahead to 2025. I talk about why I didn't do the 12 Days of Christmas, why Crimelines has more ads now, will Beyond the Files ever be publicly available, travel plans in 2025, and re-doing old episodes.

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0:00.0	We've all seen the headlines in the news of how somebody lost their life in an act of cold-blooded murder,
0:04.7	and it grabs your attention, but have you ever stopped to think about the life of the person at the center of the news story?
0:11.1	These victims were way more than a salacious headline.
0:14.3	I'm Eric Carter-Londine, and my podcast, The Murder in My Family,
0:18.8	dives into some of those stories to help listeners get to know the person who was lost and how their death affected those closest to them.
0:26.2	Listen to the murder in my family everywhere you listen to podcasts.
0:45.0	Hello and welcome to this episode of Crime Lines, which honestly, half of my audience is probably going to skip, but that's okay. I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I sometimes skip these
0:52.9	episodes when I see them pop up in other podcast feeds because
0:56.1	it really depends on the podcast and how deep I am into my parisocial relationship with that
1:01.8	podcaster. This is a 2024 year-in review and a look at what's coming up in 2025. So hello to
1:09.2	those who want to hear a little bit about the behind the scenes of
1:12.0	the podcast and a little bit about what is going on in my life that impacts the podcast.
1:18.4	I have a few notes so I can stay organized, but mostly this is just off the cuff. And I need to
1:24.4	say that this year has been pretty interesting. And pretty much everything big that
1:30.9	happened this year is somewhat interconnected. Let's start with not doing the 12 days of crime
1:36.5	lines. The issue came down to time. I'm sure it's obvious that I can't do all of that work in
1:41.2	December, and I work on it throughout the year. I generally come across
1:45.7	shorter cases that I think I'll make good episodes and get them to at least the rough draft
1:50.2	stage before I put them aside for the 12 days. But this year with Crime Lines, I was putting out
1:55.3	more content than usual. For the last couple of years, I was only doing three episodes a month
2:00.0	and two shorter Patreon episodes, but now I'm only doing three episodes a month and two shorter Patreon
2:01.2	episodes, but now I'm doing four full episodes a month on Crime Lines, and then those shorter
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