Analyze This with Neville James

Part 1 - On “The Candidates Speak”, Host Neville James interviews St. Thomas/St. John Senate candidate Eric Tillett.

Part 2 - On “The Candidates Speak”, Host Neville James interviews St. Croix Senate candidate Elizabeth Hansen Watley.

Part 1 - On “The Candidates Speak”, Host Neville James interviews St. Thomas Board of Education candidate Harriet Mercer.

Part 2 - Today on “The Candidates Speak”, Host Neville James interviews St. Croix Board of Education candidate Dr. Vincent Gordon.

Part 1 - Young fisherman Jadriel “JJ” John joins Host Neville James, with his mother, Zolymar Garcia, to share the story behind JJ Fishing Adventures, discussing his passion for fishing, lessons learned from his late grandfather, boating safety, and the social media following he has built by documenting his experiences on the water. Later, National Weather Service meteorologist Manuel Ramos provides an update on rainfall from the remnants of Dolly, drought conditions across Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, expected tropical wave activity, and current marine and weather conditions for the region.

Part 2 - Table Talk continues with Guest host Dwayne Henry, Dr. Malik Sekou and Dr. Patricia Morris, examining the proposed airport public-private partnership, economic development tax incentives, tourism trends, infrastructure challenges, and the Virgin Islands economy. The conversation also explores mail-in voting, campaign financing, energy policy, the future of the St. Croix refinery, and the broader impacts of climate change on communities around the world.

Part 1 - Guest host Dwayne Henry is joined by Dr. Patricia Morris and Dr. Malik Sekou for Table Talk as they weigh in on St. Croix’s ongoing water challenges, infrastructure maintenance, and public policy concerns, while also examining airport modernization proposals, economic development incentives, and trends affecting the territory’s tourism and hospitality sectors.

Part 2 - Guest Host Dwayne Henry welcomes H. Hannibal O’Brien, Chief Conflict Counsel for the Virgin Islands, for a wide-ranging legal discussion examining recent court decisions, criminal appeals, sentencing standards, and the role of attorneys, judges, and the justice system in ensuring fair outcomes. O’Brien provides insight into the legal profession, appellate procedures, judicial decision-making, and criminal defense practice, while Henry explores broader issues including media scrutiny of the courts, election law, constitutional interpretation, and the challenges facing the judicial system in the Virgin Islands and across the United States.

Part 1 -  Guest Host Dwayne Henry welcomes Beth Nuttall Director of Grants and Programs at the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, who discusses the organization's scholarship programs, humanities initiatives, and recent grant awards supporting cultural preservation and education throughout the territory. Joining later, Edney Freeman, artist, sculptor, and former Virgin Islands Teacher of the Year, shares details about his humanities-funded project, Checkmate to History, which uses a culturally themed chess set to teach Virgin Islands history through art, storytelling, and interactive community engagement while preserving the legacy of key historical figures and traditions.

Part 2 - Guest Host Dwayne Henry welcomes Willard John, renowned educator, cultural ambassador, and founder of the Guardians of Culture Moko Jumbies, following his recent recognition by the Virgin Islands Legislature for his contributions to preserving Virgin Islands culture. John reflects on his lifelong journey promoting the Moko Jumbie tradition, discusses the importance of teaching cultural heritage to younger generations, and shares insights on preserving Virgin Islands identity through community involvement, education, and lived cultural experiences.