In part two of the series on Cane Root Art Gallery's summer exhibition, "Expressions of Freedom" Neville James is joined by John Jones, Chloe Dupleiss, and Sonia Deane to discuss art and local artists.

Neville James engages with Commissioner Jean-Pierre Oriol of the Department of Planning and Natural Resources.

In the "Nourish to Flourish” wellness hour, Neville James explores ways to stay hydrated while maintaining an active lifestyle in these hotter months with nutritionist Holly Louise.

Neville James reflects on the COVID19 data and the day’s headlines. He engages with Gyasi Clarke, recording artist of “Caribbean Strong”, to discuss his experiences in the music industry, both locally and nationally

Neville James continues engaging with Caroline Fawkes, Supervisor of Elections, and discussing the logistics of elections. Neville James then engages with callers and reflects on the current COVID data and current headlines.

Neville James reflects on current events, both locally and nationally. He engages with Caroline Fawkes, Supervisor of Elections, to discuss the early voting and the logistics of elections in general.

Neville James engages with Rocky Liburd, Donald "Ducks" Cole and Ronald Russell to discuss the sargassum in the territory and then a discussion of local and national politics.

Neville James runs through an overview of weekend sport results the current Covid data.  He is joined by Terrell Alexandre, Deputy Supervisor of Elections, to discuss the voting centers and early voting for the Democratic primary election. He later engages with Luis Sylvester, who works with OCOVI as Project Director, and Rocky Liburd to discuss the sargassum that is plaguing the territory.

Neville James wraps up his discussion with Leslie Highfield-Carter. He engages with Angel (Chico) L. Morales, Executive Board President of the Virgin Islands Olympic Committee to discuss the World Track and Field Championships.

After the National Weather Service provides a forecast for the weekend ahead, Neville James runs through the current Covid data.  He was joined by Leslie Highfield-Carter, president of the USVI Lacrosse Association, to discuss the lacrosse team and the potential of lacrosse as a draw for sports tourism. (21:30)