Part 1 - José Alamo, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, joins Neville James for a look the week’s forecast, as he prepares to leave his post at the San Juan office to become the international desk chief in Washington, D.C. Neville then kicks off the Thanksgiving week with some holiday favorites from Stanley and the Ten Sleepless Knights and begins this week’s “Table Talk” with Donald “Ducks” Cole and Rocky Liburd.

Part 2 - After wrapping up his conversation with WAPA CEO Andy Smith and Governing Board Chairman Kyle Fleming, Neville James explores the VI Children's Museum's new "Teen Time" program with Executive Director Chantel Hoheb, Programs Director & Curator Amber McCammon and Liza Margolis. For more information: https://www.vichildrensmuseum.org/teentime.

Part 1 - Tomorrow, the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency will host the first "Tsunami Walkathon" on all three islands from 9:00-11:00 a.m. AST. VITEMA Public Information Officer Erik Ackerson and Training & Exercises Coordinator Shantelle Eddy Bully join Neville James to discuss. Next, after receiving a weekend forecast from the National Weather Service, Neville speaks with WAPA Governing Board Chairman Kyle Fleming and CEO Andy Smith on the potential for rolling blackouts as Vitol threatens to cut off the Territory's propane supply.

Part 2 - Tomorrow, the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts will unveil their latest exhibition, "Diaspora Expression - on Spirituality and Ritual." CMCA Director of Development Lavonne Wise, Curator Anderson Pilgrim, and Artist-in-Residence Dr. Ademola Olugebefola join Neville James with a preview of what to expect. For more information: https://www.cmcarts.org/event-details/diaspora-expressions-on-spirituality-ritual and https://www.cmcarts.org/event-details/artist-talk-dr-ademola-olugebefola.

Part 1 - Neville James kicks off the first Art Thursday of the season with artist and educator Niarus Walker and Sonia Nahar Deane, founder of the Cane Roots Art Gallery. In paying tribute to St. Croix's Anslem Richards, whose retrospective, "Leaving A Legacy," is on display at the Cane Roots Art Gallery, they discuss the value of art education and artistic expression. For more information: https://www.canerootsartgallery.com

Part 2 - CEO Andy Smith returns to Analyze This with an update from the Virgin Islands Water & Power Authority. In looking to the future and considering the Territory’s energy needs, he and Neville James discuss fuel costs, requisite equipment upgrades and structural changes, and public sentiment and misconceptions.

Part 1 - Tomorrow, the RT Park will host the USVI Agriculture Resource Fair in conjunction with six other agencies to provide information on assistance and funding opportunities for the Territory’s farmers, policy makers, and general public. Sommer Sibilly-Brown, founder of the Virgin Islands Good Food Coalition, joins Neville James to discuss the state of agriculture with a preview of Thursday's event. For more information or to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdBv391nj2wYTqH-XRokSm4XfXhbZnBkJ9QwoRIpvBFkXlvpA/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0&fbclid=IwAR0hsnDaBIkEeqzjupfFDqevCQRolzvAH0hc2L2hgs2IzxpwKPbt5XPDGjk.

Part 2 - It is International Fraud Awareness Week. Assistant Director Nesha Christian-Hendrickson, Public Information Officer Davina Martinez, and Beryl Todman, integrity coordinator for unemployment insurance, join Neville James to share some insight from the Virgin Islands Department of Labor.

Part 1 - After settling in, Neville James and regular contributor Dwayne Henry host Terrell Alexandre, deputy supervisor of Elections for the St. Croix district, in a pre-certification update from the Election System of the Virgin Islands.

Part 2 - Neville James wraps up his conversation with Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett and segues into this week's "Table Talk" with Ronnie Russell, Rocky Liburd, and Donald "Ducks" Cole on national politics and the benefit of holding an early primary here in the Territory.