Part 2 - Neville James sits down with Community First! Program Director Scott Hensley and Homeless Prevention Specialist Darnell Walters in a formal introduction to the work that they have been doing here on St. Croix to stabilize the homeless population with emergency overnight shelter, transitional and permanent supportive housing opportunities, and reintegration services. For more information: https://www.libertyplacestx.org/.

Part 1 - After settling in, Neville James speaks with Commissioner Calvert White of the Department of Sports, Parks & Recreation on their new exercises initiatives, some of the Territory’s up-and-coming athletes, and the general workings of his department. For more information on the new senior fitness program: https://ourbestlifeusvi.com/.

Part 2 - Neville James continues this week's "Table Talk" with Donald “Ducks Cole, Rocky Liburd, and Ronnie Russell, addressing the far-right’s response to the FBI's search of Mar-a-Largo and exploring local priorities for the 2022 legislative race.

Part 1 - Neville James basks in the success of WTJX's 50th Anniversary Gala and calls on the National Weather Service's San Juan Office for a tropical weather update. Regular contributors Ronnie Russell, Rocky Liburd, and Donald "Ducks" Cole then joins the conversation Neville convenes this week's "Table Talk."

Part 2 - Yesterday, the CDC issued revised COVID-19 guidance, deemphasizing the screening those who show no symptoms and eliminating recommendations for test-to-stay after potential exposure. Regular contributor Dwayne Henry joins Neville James to break down this and Merrick Garland's call to unseal the FBI's search warrant. They then step back to address the sensationalism that appear to define most news outfits these days.

Part 1 - After a look at the tropical forecast and a preview of today's show, Neville James engages Briahna Thomas, one of WTJX's summer interns and an aspiring Marketing major, to share a youth's perspective of what's going on here in the Territory (21:47).

Part 2 - As the Caribbean Dance Company prepares for their 46th season, members Jendayi Setorie-Collingwood, Christiana Williams, Curliss Solomon-John, and Zakiyah Solomon join Neville James to discuss the power of dance and their mission to unearth, preserve, perform, and educate the unique cultural traditions of the West Indies. For more information or to connect with CDC VI: www.facebook.com/CaribbeanDanceSchoolVI.

Part 1 - After the National Weather Service provides an update on the week’s forecast, Neville James runs through today’s COVID numbers and economic outlook. PSC Executive Director Donald "Ducks" Cole then calls in to discuss disaster aid, the recent rolling power outages that have occurred on St. Thomas, and a forthcoming funding shift in the telecommunications world (23:00).

Part 2 - After a glance at the latest COVID-19 data and the U.S. economy, Neville James connects with Cynthia Graham, public relations director with the Virgin Islands Department of Education, in a look at the 2022-2023 academic school (08:08).

Part 1 - Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett calls in an update from Copenhagen as she travels with other members of the House Agriculture Committee on an agricultural innovation “recon mission.” She share some of the trip’s takeaways and what she hopes to bring back to the Territory.