Neville James engages regular contributor Dwayne Henry in a discussion on the gubernatorial election and upcoming primaries.

After reflecting on the Governor’s proclamation honoring July as National Sports, Parks & Recreation Month and his experience in political arena, Neville James hosts Chantel Hoheb, executive director of the Virgin Islands Children’s Museum, in a discussion on the work she has been doing this summer (21:40). Neville then runs through the emerging uptick in COVID-19 cases.

Part 2 - Neville James engages Government House Communications Director Richard Motta, Jr. in a look at the state of the virus, the Territory’s recovery efforts, and the outlook for the 2022-2023 school year.

Part 1 - After an update on the Sahara dust mass that is affecting the region, Neville James runs through the day's headlines and COVID-19 data. Kevermay Douglas, deputy supervisor of Elections for the St. Thomas-St. John district, then joins Neville for a look at the Democratic primary ballot in anticipation of the start of early voting (21:31).

Part 2 - Tomorrow, the House Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will hold another hearing. After sharing their thoughts on the upcoming Democratic Gubernatorial Primary, Neville James, Donald "Ducks" Cole, Ronnie Russell, and Rocky Liburd, discuss tomorrow’s hearing in this week's "Table Talk."

Part 1 - After a look at the week's forecast, Neville James reflects on Friday's COVID-19 data drop, Executive Director Linda Smith's resignation from the Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission, and the Bernier-Benta decision to drop out of this week's Democratic Primary Gubernatorial Forum, with input on the latter from Carol Burke, political director of the Virgin Islands Democratic Party (42:27). Neville then engages Donald "Ducks" Cole, Ronnie Russell, and Rocky Liburd in an early start to this week's "Table Talk."

Part 2 - Neville James ends the week with an endemic update from the Department of Health. Commissioner Justa Encarnacion, Assistant Commissioner Nicole Craigwell Syms, and Dr. Esther Ellis call in to discuss the state of the virus as we get deeper into the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season.

Part 1 - After the National Weather Service provides a forecast for the weekend ahead, Sherene Bonelli, founder and president of Save on Islands, joins Neville James to share details of how she built her business and what she hopes to accomplish with this digital savings platform.

Part 2 - The Society of Black Archaeologists (SBA) was founded in 2011 with the vision of creating a strong network of advocates to ensure the proper treatment of African and African diaspora material culture and to encourage more people of African descent to enter the field. Founding members Dr. Ayana Omilade Flewellen and Dr. Justin Dunnavant, join Neville James in the studio with Dr. William White and graduate student Benjamin Siegel to share their stories, the space they’ve created, and what they have been doing here on St. Croix. For more information or to connect with the Society of Black Archaeologists: https://www.societyofblackarchaeologists.com/.

Part 1 - After reflecting on some headlines, including the local waste hauler protest that began last night, Neville James, Ronnie Russell, and Dwayne Henry take on the Territory's energy crisis and the situation unfolding in the United Kingdom in a micro civics lesson.