Analyze This with Neville James

Part 2 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Croix Senate candidate Nellie Rivera O’Reilly.

Part 1 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Croix Senate candidate Senator Clifford Joseph.

Part 2 - Continuing the Table Talk discussion from the first hour of Analyze This, Dr. Malik Sekou, Attorney Dwayne Henry, Dr. Pat Morris, and Dr. Alan “Doc” Cole reflect on the lasting impact of the University of the Virgin Islands and the importance of preserving its accreditation. The panel also discusses UVI’s history and legacy, Virgin Islands heritage, and national political issues, including immigration policy and its economic effects.

Part 1 - On this Table Talk edition of Analyze This, guests Dr. Malik Sekou, Attorney Dwayne Henry, Dr. Pat Morris, and Dr. Alan Cole discuss the importance of maintaining the University of the Virgin Islands’ accreditation, emphasizing its value to students, graduates, and the territory’s future. Host Neville James also previews a week of candidate interviews, touches on local and national political issues, and shares weather updates affecting the Virgin Islands.

Part 2 - Renan Steele, Deputy Commissioner for Behavioral Health and Dr. Gesil Ramos, Director of Behavioral Health join Neville James to discuss the launch of a dedicated 988 Crisis Call Center for U.S. Virgin Islands.

Part 2 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Croix Board of Education candidate Dr. Lucy Jackson.

Part 1 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Thomas/St. John Senate candidate Senator Marvin Blyden.

Part 2 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Croix Board of Elections candidate Kareem T. Francis.

Part 1 - On "The Candidates Speak" host Neville James interviews St. Croix Senate candidate Senator Kurt Vialet.

Part 2 - Host Neville James is joined by Dwayne Henry and John Canegata as they take part in a Bush Tea discussion, examining national and local politics, the economy, voter sentiment, the future of the Republican Party, and ongoing concerns surrounding WAPA, public services, and quality of life in the territory.