Part 2 - Neville James continues his conversation with Rocky Liburd and Ronnie Russell, looking to the year ahead as an opportunity to do better. They discuss the state of GERS, the upcoming gubernatorial election, and the Territory’s recovery efforts.

Part 1 - Neville James kicks off the first show of 2022 with a favorable forecast from the National Weather Service. He then pivots to address the Omicron surge that has taken a hold here in the Territory and around the globe with regular contributors Ronnie Russell and Rocky Liburd.

Part 2 - Neville James wraps up his conversation with Dr. Tai Camille Hunte-Ceasar and then continues to discuss the Omicron surge with Luis Sylvester. They reflect on the leadership that has gotten us through the pandemic at both a national and local level, the media’s role in determining approval ratings, and the future of democracy within the United States and WAPA within the Virgin Islands.

Part 1 - As the Territory records its highest COVID-19 positivity rate to date, Neville James engages Department of Health Commissioner Justa Encarnacion and Territorial Medical Director Dr. Tai Camille Hunte-Ceasar in a look at the state of the virus. 

Part 2 - Neville James looks at how Omicron is faring on the mainland, within the cruise ship industry, and in the Virgin Islands, as well as the Territory's homicide rate.

Part 1 - Senator Franklin D. Johnson joins Neville James on the air, running through many of the issues affecting the Territory, including housing, crime, energy, education, and the role of the legislature. 

Part 2 - Neville James continues his conversation with Marise James Paul and her children Sydney and Jordan Paul, pivoting to address the impact of the pandemic and Marise's distinguished professional career. 

Part 1 - After a conversation with Jose Alemon of the National Weather Service on current weather conditions and Puerto Rico's topography, Sydney Paul provides a brief update on the RT Park's progress. Neville James then hosts his sister and real estate attorney Marise James Paul in a discussion on the Territory's land development trends. 

Part 2 - Neville James continues his conversation with Ronnie Russell with some musical interludes from Jamsie and the Happy Seven. Donald “Ducks” Cole then joins in as the discussion turns to address representative government, the relationship between representation and population, and the overdue internal revenue matching fund.

Part 1 - As COVID cases continue to rise worldwide, Neville James look at the local spike in infections and other headlines of resonance for the Territory. Regular contributor Ronnie Russell then joins Neville in studio to discuss the power of Quelbe and other musical influences within the region.