Part 2 - Neville James continues his discussion with the Bureau of Corrections, pivoting to address the re-entry process and the Bureau’s efforts to prepare their inmates for a better future, as well as the Bureau’s vaccination initiatives and the measures in place to protect both their staff and the incarcerated during the pandemic.

Part 1 - After a brief look at the week’s weather, the state of the virus, and the subway series, Neville James hosts the Leadership of the Bureau of Corrections in the studio (31:11). BOC Director Wynnie Testamark, Assistant Director of Administration & Compliance Riel Faulkner, Program & Grants Manager Peter Abrahams, and Chief Strategy Officer and Acting Public Information Officer Kyza Callwood discuss the future of their new facility on St. Thomas, the budget for the next fiscal year, and the inaugural graduation from their “Transforming Lives Academy.”

Part 2 - Neville James hosts Erwin Raphael, Amazon Midwest Director of Operations and St. Dunstan's alum. In discussing his career path, Erwin shares some of his professional tenets, his connection to the VI, employment opportunities at Amazon, and his mentorship organization, The Lantern Network. For more information: https://lanternnetwork.org/.

Part 1 - After a look at the weekend’s weather and yesterday’s data drop, Neville James speaks with Lorna Nichols in her new role at the Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority (11:14). Neville then pays tribute to those who lost their lives on 9/11 and introduces the featured guest for the next segment, St. Croix's own Erwin Raphael (49:21). 

Part 2 - Neville James wraps up his conversation with the VIEDA, and then shifts gears to speak with artist Stefan Carty and Sonia Nahar Deane, owner of the Cane Roots Arts Gallery in Christiansted (08:43). As the exhibition honoring Stefan's late father's legacy comes to a close, they discuss the reception, educational value, and stimulation of this show in conjunction with the future of the Leo Carty Fine Art Scholarship. For more information: https://canerootsartgallery.com/leo-s-carty

Part 1 - Cusa Holloway, the Virgin Islands Economic Development Authority’s Incubator Program Manager, returns to Analyze This to discuss the success of VIEDA’s August webinars and to preview the upcoming Small Business Camp Weekend with consultant Andrew Morrison. For more information on the Small Business Camp Weekend: https://www.usvieda.org/small-business-camp-2021.

Part 2 - Neville James reflects on the Supreme Court’s decision regarding TX SB8 before engaging Public Information Officer Cynthia Graham of the Virgin Islands Department of Education to “get a feel” for how the first day of in-person learning went for Pre K-3rd graders, Special Education self-contained classes, and Career & Technical Education students enrolled in a specific career pathway (11:16). Government House Communications Director Richard Motta ends the hour by providing some additional details as to what informed some of the Administration’s COVID-19-related decisions (21:22).

Part 1 - As the territory continues to grapple with the Delta variant and the advent of the Mu variant, Neville James provides a comprehensive and somber COVID-19 update. Gifft Hill School’s Head of School, Mr. Ken Mills, then returns to Analyze This to provide an update on their environmental education offerings as the 2021-2022 school year begins (31:38).

Part 2 -Neville James and Luis Sylvester continue their discussion on sargassum with Ronnie Russell, who also shares a legal perspective on issues that include TX SB8 and the potential privatization of the Virgin Islands Water & Power Authority.

Part 1 - After a brief update on Hurricane Larry and a look at the state of the virus, Neville James engages Luis Sylvester in a conversation on GERS’ insolvency, his work with Perelli, and the complications surrounding the increasing influx of sargassum to the territory’s shores (21:21).