Christian P. Valle
TV Production ManagerChristian Valle currently serves as the TV Production Manager for KRWG Public Media. His duties range from TV director, producer and editor of Newsmakers, field videographer for Community Connection and Living Here and every other production position
that is needed. Christian has worked for KRWG Public Media for nearly two decades and is a graduate of New Mexico State University with a Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. During his time at NMSU, he fell in love with TV production and
knew this would be his calling. He has produced award-winning work with awards from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association from 2018 and 2021. He also received two Rocky Mountain Emmy Nominations in 2019 and 2020 and won
in 2019 for the Best of Living Here - Local Artists, where he put together Living Here segments into a half-hour show. His latest award comes from the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) in 2022 for COVID-19 Marketing / Communications.
Christian has also produced a half-hour documentary on Clara Belle Williams, the first African-American to graduate from NMSU, which is available to watch at video.krwg.org.
Christian enjoys long vacations, movies, and trying out local cuisine when he can. Christian enjoys telling stories of our borderland region and hopes to continue bringing enriching and engaging videos to the area.
Email: cvalle@nmsu.edu
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Author M. John Fayhee joins the program to talk about his new book, “A Long Tangent: Musings by an old man & his young dog hiking every day for a year”. Fayhee and his dog Casey hiked in the Gila, near home and they help us explore our relationship to nature, growing older, and dogs. Later in the program, we’ll meet an El Paso author who grew up in Nazi Germany. -
In this episode, KRWG explores the viability and economic impact of Spaceport America. Jonny Coker speaks with Executive Director of Spaceport America, Scott McLaughlin about issues surrounding the spaceport, including taxpayer investment, tenants of the spaceport, and the future of New Mexico as a spaceflight destination. -
Scientific evidence continues to show that human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels, have continued to warm the Earth’s surface and its oceans and continue to have an impact on the planet’s climate. That’s according to NASA.gov. New Mexico’s State Climatologist Dr. David Dubois joins the program to discuss the growing challenges faced by our planet and how we’re being affected in southern New Mexico and the region. -
Clara Belle Williams became the first African American student to graduate from the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, now NMSU. This half-hour documentary produced by KRWG Public Media TV Production Manager, Christian P. Valle, shows us the obstacles and accomplishments of Clara Belle and the Williams family. -
On this next Community Connection we feature the Asombro Institute for Science Education. -
We get to explore the numerous photos, documents, and other treasures that are housed in the Branson library on the campus of New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, NM. -
In this Living Here, we visit the NMSU campus in Las Cruces, NM to share in the holiday spirit on Noche de Luminarias. -
Living Here visits with the Las Cruces Young at Heart Chrous to see what they are all about.
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In this next Community Connection, we meet with the artistic director Ceil Herman and a current actor, Casi Galban of the No Strings Theatre Company. -
Laurel Weathersbee is a local artist that dabbles in watercolor and watermedia collages.
