Part 2 - On Sunday, the St. George Village Botanical Gardens will host the 26th Annual Mango Mele. Becca Mendelson Hughson, director of administration, development, marketing, and events, joins Neville James in the studio with a preview of this year's celebration and an update on the general workings of the Garden. For more information: https://sgvbg.org/event/mango-melee/.

Part 1 - After reflecting on the deadly mass shooting that occurred yesterday in Highland Park, the 15th of 2022 in which four or more people were fatally shot, Neville James runs through the most recent COVID-19 data. He then engages regular contributor Dwayne Henry to comment on America's unique problem with gun violence and systemic racism (36:18).

Part 2 - Neville James convenes Donald “Ducks” Cole, Rocky Liburd, and Ronnie Russell for an Emancipation Day edition of the “Table Talk,” in which they honor the memory of former Governor, educator, and historian Charles W. Turnbull.

Part 1 - Interest in the idea that alien beings might be visiting Earth has skyrocketed in recent years, following acknowledgement of unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs) by Congress and the Pentagon. After checking in with the National Weather Service, Neville James celebrates ‘Independence Day’ with Jamie Leonard, the national director of the Mutual Unidentified Flying Objects Network (MUFON) for the U.S. Virgin Islands (21:22). For more information on MUFON: https://mufon.com/.

Part 2 - Brothers Neville and Dodson James sit down to discuss the general workings of the Department of Public Works. In his role as deputy commissioner, Dodson provides an update on his department’s recovery efforts, hurricane preparations, and on-going projects across the Territory.

Part 1 - Neville James kicks off the month of July with an update from the National Weather Service, as we head into a wet Emancipation Day weekend. He then runs through today’s COVID-19 data and speaks with Sal Samperi in a preview of this year's fourth of July fireworks display in Frederiksted.

Part 2 - Yesterday, the St. Croix Orchid Society (SCOS) was announced as a recipient of the 2022 AARP Community Challenge grant, part of AARP's Liveable Communities initiative. SCOS President Susan Kraeger and member Magda Finch join Neville James to share what they hope to accomplish with this award. For more information or to connect with SCOS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/stcroixorchidsociety.

Part 1 - After some thoughts on the midterm elections, Neville James speaks with Dr. Tai C. Hunte-Ceasar on her role as founding dean of UVI's S. Donald Sussman School of Medicine, following yesterday’s Medical Simulation Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony (22:35). Dwayne Henry then calls in to discuss some of the developments that came out of this month's Jan. 6th hearings (42:07).

Part 2 - Following yesterday's explosive testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson, Neville James connects with Rocky Liburd to discuss the new revelations coming out of the Jan. 6th hearings, Commissioner Raquel Berry-Benjamin's resignation, and other local and national matters.

Part 1 - VITEMA Director Daryl Jaschen joins Neville James in the studio for his first appearance of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season. They reflect on storms passed, this year’s outlook, and general workings of his agency. For more information on hurricane preparations: http://www.vitema.vi.gov/plan-prepare/hurricanes.