Part 2 - Neville James continues his birthday celebration with a musical tribute from Lorna Nichols. Charlotte Amalie High School senior Hilary Roberts calls in to thank the community for their contributions to FCCLA’s food drive, and Ronnie Russell and Rocky Liburd round out the hour talking vaccines, scratch band music and conflict resolution.

Part 1 - On Neville James’ birthday, Tiniasha Riddick, a Program Coordinator from VITEMA, calls in to announce tomorrow’s Caribe Wave Exercise, one of two drills designed to enhance the territory’s natural disaster preparedness. Ms. Riddick discusses the importance of building awareness and encouraging communication through practice. For more information: http://www.vitema.vi.gov/plan-prepare/tsunamis

Part 2 - Neville James finishes his conversation with Director Fleming and then hosts Yoki Hanley, owner and creator of Itiba Beauty, LLC. In honor of Women and VI History Month, Ms. Hanley shares the motivation behind her long-standing business venture, her role as an entrepreneur, and what she hopes to inspire within our VI community. 

Part 1 - Director Kyle Fleming of the VI Energy Office returns to Analyze This for his monthly update. He speaks to what he hopes to accomplished as an appointed member of the WAPA Board and how we might go about reducing the cost of energy for consumers in the territory.

Part 2 - In celebration of International Women's Day, Neville James hosts Senate President Donna Frett-Gregory. They discuss her pivotal role in the 34th Legislature and some of the territory’s most pressing issues. 

Part 1 - After a forecast update from meteorologist Matthew Brewer of the National Weather Service, Neville James runs through the weekend's headlines and the history of International Women's Day. 

Part 2 - Neville James continues his discussion with Senator Francis Heyliger, touching on the Administration's response to COVID-19, public-private partnerships, recovery, education, and the territory's crime problem. Neville ends today's shows with a weekend forecast from the National Weather Service, San Juan office. 

Part 1 - Neville James runs through headlines affecting the territory with help from Lorna Nichols before being joined by Senator Alma Francis Heyliger. The Senator speaks to her transition from an employee of the Legislature, constituent and talk show host to her new role as a member of the 34th Legislature. 

Part 2 - Neville James hosts Hilary Roberts, Crystal Austrie and Meah Moss, members of the Virgin Islands Family Community Career Leaders of America from Charlotte Amalie High School. They share the inspiration behind this weekend's "Drive + Drop" food drive on St. Thomas, their experience learning remotely during the pandemic, and their future aspirations. Ronnie Russell rounds out today's show by touching on Larry Kupfer's resignation, the future of WAPA and how we might be able to curtail violent crimes in the USVI. Ronnie also speaks to his daughter Ronaqua Russell's recognition at the Miami National Airport as the first African American female U.S. Coast Guard air medal recipient.

Part 1 - Clema Lewis and Lavonne Wise join Neville James in celebration of the Women's Coalition of St. Croix's 40th anniversary. Neville then breaks down current COVID-19 data and checks in with Julius Jackson of My Brother's Workshop and Bakery. They look at the value of boosting your immune system through dietary choices and how to prevent violence within our community.