Part 1 - After taking a look at the outlook for Invest 94L and the most recent COVID-19 data sample, Neville James hosts Dr. David Hall, president of the University of the Virgin Islands, ahead of Wednesday's Medical Simulation Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Dr. Hall shares his vision for the new Medical Simulation Center and some information on UVI's Free Tuition Program. For more information or to apply: https://www.uvi.edu/news/articles/2022/22_027_uvi_free_tuition_program_provide_greater_benefits_this_fall.aspx.

Part 2 - As we await the Supreme Court’s ruling on Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, Neville James hosts an end-of-the-week "Table Talk" with Rocky Liburd and Dwayne Henry. They tackle some of the day’s hottest topics, including public confidence in the Supreme Court and the Jan. 6th hearings.  

Part 1 - After checking in with the National Weather Service on a developing tropical wave and the weekend’s forecast, Neville James and VI Energy Office Director Kyle Fleming resume this month’s "Power Hour" with an interesting proposal from former WAPA employee Devon Grant.

Part 2 - VI Track & Field phenom Michelle Smith joins Neville James in the studio, fresh off her gold-winning performance at the 2022 Adidas Outdoor Nationals Girls Championship, with her father, Keith A. Smith, Sr., who also serves as the president of the VI Track & Field Federation, and Commissioner Calvert White of the Department of Sports, Parks & Recreation.  

Part 1 - Hugo Moss once said that “there is something about art, about the creative urge and the need to express vision, that carries something of vaster importance to us than we can explain.” Diane Hampton, an art therapy coordinator and founder of the VI Breast Cancer Project, joins Neville James to share some of her journey and the work that her organization does here in the Virgin Islands. For more information on the VI Breast Cancer Project's upcoming art therapy classes: https://www.vibreastcancerproject.com/home.

Part 2 - In this month's "Nourish to Flourish” wellness hour, Neville James explores ways to sustain a healthier lifestyle as we get deeper into the summer months. Tune in to get some tips on how to develop positive habits from nutritionist Holly Louise and Julius Jackson, chef, boxer, and one of this year’s Taste of St. Croix’s judges.

Part 1 - The PangeaSeed Foundation's "Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans" program will be coming to St. Thomas to create a series of ocean advocacy murals and events designed to increase interest and engagement in marine stewardship. Project Director Marisa Lopez and Anthony Schultz, managing member of Tropical Treasure Hunt Co., join Neville James to discuss this form of ARTivism and their upcoming fundraising event. For more information on Sea Walls program https://seawalls.org/ and Tropical Treasure Hunt's "Hunt for Sea Walls" https://tropicaltreasurehunt.com/.