Part 1 - Director Daryl Jaschen joins Neville James for a look back at the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, as it comes to an official close, in this monthly update from the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency.

Part 2 - On Saturday, CHANT will host an Oral Histories Preservation Workshop as part of an ongoing effort to create a comprehensive digital archive of our culture and narratives. Artist and archivist David Berg and his research partner Juliana Berry, who also serves as CHANT’s program director, join Neville James for a preview of Saturday’s event and to discuss “Before the Fireburn” project, which seeks to bring a collection of stereographs from the 1850s back to the Virgin Islands in honor of the 175th Emancipation anniversary. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/664487378512947 or [email protected].

Part 1 - The Alex Sopp Trio, featuring Virgin Islanders Victor Provost and Carlton Holmes, will unite on Saturday for a live performance that will include the work of local composer Bill LaMotta. Renown steelpan musician Victor Provost and pianist and professor Carlton Holmes join Neville James to discuss their craft and Saturday’s concert with Nicole Parson, executive director of The Forum USVI. For more information on this musically-packed event and the Forum’s 2022-2023 season: https://www.theforumusvi.org/.

Part 2 - Neville James continues this week’s “Table Talk” with Donald “Ducks” Cole and Rocky Liburd on the structure of our economic terrain and how we might become more resilient.

Part 1 - After speaking with the National Weather Service on the week's forecast, which includes a high risk of rip currents, Neville James runs though his daily update and engages Rocky Liburd and Donald “Ducks” Cole in this week’s “Table  Talk” on the state of the Territory's education system.

Part 2 - Neville James and Donald "Ducks" Cole celebrate Thanksgiving with some holidays tracks, engaging in a conversation on national politics, the World Cup, and the Territory's energy crisis, with a call for a comprehensive update from the Authority on where we stand financially and their plan for the integration of renewable energy sources.

Part 1 - Commissioner Justa Encarnacion and Territorial Epidemiologist Dr. Esther Ellis join Neville James for a November update from the Department of Health. They run through pertinent issues, including the outlook on RSV and this year's flu season, the state of COVID-19 and its sociopolitical determinants, and the potential for greater mental health support measures here in the Territory. For more information: https://doh.vi.gov/.

Part 2 - Nadine Marchena Kean, managing director of the VIEDA's Enterprise Zone Commission, and Tasida Kelch, executive director of the Virgin Islands Council on the Arts, return to Analyze This to discuss this season’s “Made in the USVI” Pop Up Shops and the work they are doing to foster entrepreneurial growth here in the Territory. For interested manufacturers and aritsans: https://usvieda.org/sites/default/files/Made%20in%20the%20USVI%20application%202023%20Fillable.pdf.

Part 1 - The election has been certified. After settling in, Neville James hosts Caroline Fawkes, supervisor of Elections, in the final update from the Election System of the Virgin Islands for this election cycle. Regular contributor Dwayne Henry then calls in for a little "Bush Tea" on the Territory’s energy crisis.

Part 2 - Neville James continues this week’s “Table Talk” with Rocky Liburd and Donald “Ducks” Cole, addressing the WAPA / Vitol matter and how the Territory may be affected when Republicans take over the House in January.