I hope everyone had a great Christmas, and is ready to bring in the new year as we roll into 2025.
Join Skunkape and Pheonix as they do a look back on 2024, talk about what their goals are for 2025, and of course, talk a little about HangCon 2025, coming up in just a few short weeks.
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