Part 1 - Three green sea turtles have been found dead along the northeastern shoreline of St. Croix within the last three weeks. After a look at the weekend’s forecast and some national headlines, Neville James engages DPNR’s John Farchette, an East End Marine Park interpretive ranger, and Hilliard Hicks, a fisheries biologist with the Division of Fish & Wildlife, to examine this recent spike in boat strikes and what can be done (22:05).

Part 2 - This summer, the Virgin Islands will host its first 48-hour film festival competition, giving local filmmakers the opportunity to showcase their craft. Neville James hosts the founders of Paradise 48, Laurika Jude and Irwin Williams, to preview this exhilarating event. For more information or to register: https://paradise48.com/.

Part 1 - In this St. Patrick’s Day edition of Analyze This, Dr. Louis Petersen and Sarah Dahl-Smith of UVI School of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service (UVICES) join Neville James to discuss the state of the Territory’s agricultural industry, the AgDiscovery Summer Enrichment Program, and the second annual Plant-a-Seed Challenge. For more information on AgDisovery or to apply: https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/civilrights/agdiscovery/how-do-i-apply.

Part 2 - On Thursday, St. Croix’s Cane Roots Art Gallery will feature the work of John Obafemi Jones in a new solo show. Neville James sits down with the artist to explore his background, craft, and the relationship between jazz, bamboula, spirituality and emotion. For more information: https://www.johnobafemijones.com/.

Part 1 - Neville James celebrates the favorable COVID-19 data drop and checks in with Executive Director Carlton Dowe of the Virgin Islands Port Authority, as St. Thomas prepares to host the world’s largest cruise ship (22:07). Lorna Nichols calls in an update on the Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority’s illegal dumping training session (43:04) and Neville ends the hour by honoring Sosthenes Behn, Alexander Hamilton, and VI History Month with Donald “Ducks” Cole (45:36).

Part 2 - The Department of Labor, led by Dr. Kevin Dixon, territorial youth coordinator, Shenika Sebastien, director of youth and apprenticeship, and Astia LeBron, public relations director, returns to Analyze This to preview what is in store this summer for the Territory’s youth. For more information or to apply: https://youth.vidol.gov/.

Part 1 - On Monday, Governor Bryan lifted the long-standing mask mandate from the majority of the Territory’s indoor spaces. Neville James talks March Madness and then unpacks the Bryan-Roach Administration’s decision with Government House Communications Director Richard Motta, Jr. (21:25). Neville ends the hour by celebrating St. Thomas natives J’Wan Roberts and Aliyah Boston, who are representing the Virgin Islands in the NCAA Division I Tournaments.

Part 2 - Neville James continues this week’s “Table Talk” with Ronnie Russell, Rocky Liburd, and Donald “Ducks” Cole.

Part 1 - Meteorologist Ernesto Morales kicks off today’s show with a look at the week’s weather and some information on local meteorological trends. Neville James then examines recent COVID-19 data and checks in with Rosie Farrington on St. Vincent’s recovery efforts. He ends the hour by convening Ronnie Russell, Rocky Liburd and Donald “Ducks” Cole for a Godfather edition of the “Table Talk.”

Part 2 - In honor of VI History Month, Neville James highlights the career and connection of St.Thomas-born Impressionist Camille Pissaro. He then catches up with Commissioner Calvert White of the Department of Sports, Parks & Recreation, as the VI’s own Aliyah Boston continues to dominate in the SEC.