Part 1 - In today's musical show, Neville James celebrates the holidays with some scratch band favorites and a preview of The Forum's 2022-2023 season with Executive Director Nicole Parson (41:20). For more information: https://www.theforumusvi.org/.

Part 2 - Dr. Derron Ambrose joins Neville James to discuss the state of mental health here in the Virgin Islands with fresh eyes upon returning to the Territory with his psychology practice.

Part 1 - Neville James runs through some local matters and then engages Dwayne Henry to revisit Sen. Sinema’s decision to leave the Democratic party, the controversy surrounding Judge Cannon, the price of oil, and the arrest of FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (23:52).

Part 2 - Neville James continues this week's "Table Talk" with Donald "Ducks" Cole, Ronnie Russell, and Rocky Liburd. They discuss Sen. Sinema's decision to defect from the Democratic party and “Fate of Virgin Islands Oil Refinery Entangled in Economics and Emotion,” an New York Times article from 1981. To view the referenced article: https://www.nytimes.com/1981/04/15/us/fate-of-virgin-islands-oil-refinery-entangled-in-economics-and-emotion.html.

Part 1 - After settling into the week with a forecast from the National Weather Service, a COVID-19 update, and some holiday favorites, Neville James commences a "Table Talk" with Ronnie Russell, Rocky Liburd, and Donald "Ducks" Cole, beginning with a discussion on medicinal remedies.

Part 2 - Next week, 12 volunteers from Visting Veterinarians International will be hosting a free spay, neuter, vaccination, and testing event in conjunction with the St. Croix Animal Welfare Center. Becca Hughson, the new director of public relations and marketing for the Animal Welfare Center, and Dr. Rick Berlinski, director of veterinary services, join Neville James in the studio to preview this week-long event. For more information:  https://www.facebook.com/129029673809179/posts/pfbid02LPP1amW4icV7dYPWGG8uF5Xzj5cbjJ7QUHX3T1DuPQUULPbdwFLiRaMfdbkGJPcxl/?d=n.

Part 1 - After receiving a weekend forecast from the National Weather Service, Neville James connects with Don Peters, who recently conducted a wheelchair skills workshop on St. Croix, on his plans to create greater access to these classes and more throughout the Territory. To get in touch with Don:  [email protected]. Sal Samperi then calls in a preview of this weekend's Boat Parade in Christiansted. For more info: https://www.facebook.com/327889607225773/posts/pfbid02GT8axRkCGHeaksp8hqpnqeqv7WX4wDL6rSDmayNLXXUEkX2evLeZNyKMmKZHmkutl/?d=n.

Part 2 - Donald "Ducks" Cole and Rocky Liburd return to Analyze This for this week's "Bush Tea,” in which they take on national politics, President Biden’s leadership, and Brittney Griner’s release with some Quelbe favorites and a discussion on the etymology of Caribbean neighborhoods.

Part 1 - After settling into a number of local headlines, Neville James checks in with Raymond Williams, director of the Virgin Islands Lottery, and Assistant Commissioner Victor Somme III of the Virgin Islands Department of Education, as the fall semester comes to a close.

Part 2 - On Friday, the Caribbean Genealogy Library will host “Unlocking the Book Within – Capturing Your Family’s Story Through Books and Film.” After wrapping up the “Power Hour,” Neville James engages Sophia Aubin, president of the Caribbean Genealogy Library, and author Melissa Fredericks, who will be conducting Friday’s workshop. For more information on CGL: https://cgl.vi/ or to register for virtual access to the event: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMkdOurqD0jHNRxmQb43WCUWqq1ThbrQPbC.