Part 1 - Department of Tourism’s Division of Festivals Director Ian Turnbull and Assistant Director Shamari Haynes and appear on Analyze This to preview the upcoming 2020 Crucian Christmas Festival and discuss their vision for festivals moving forward. Despite the event going virtual this year, many traditions remain the same. Tune in and check out this year’s lineup at: https://usviupdate.com/2020/11/st-croixs-christmas-festival-to-be-held-virtually-this-year/

Part 2 - Neville James runs through current COVID-19 data, including the territory’s 22nd COVID-19 related death, before WTJX CEO Tanya-Marie Singh previews tonight’s election coverage, which will be available on multiple WTJX-TV and WTJX-FM platforms. CEO Singh congratulates Ivanna Eudora Kean High School on the inclusion of the down ballot in their mock election, pointing to the importance that lies in the Board of Elections and Board of Education races.

Part 1 - After paying tribute to Ms. Judith Gumbs, who passed over the weekend, Neville James is joined by WTJX CEO Tanya-Marie Singh in a discussion on the binary national election and the pros and cons of voting early in the territory. Raymond James calls in to breakdown the results of the recent Rattan Poll, detailing how this year’s procedures compared to years past.

Part 2 - Neville James continues his election recap with Ronnie Russell and guest appearances from Senator Novelle E. Francis and Senator-elect Milton E. Potter, fresh off of their victories.

Part 1 - Neville James congratulates all of the candidates as he runs through the results of last night’s midterm election, considering how the outcome will affect leadership in the USVI. Ronnie Russell and Raymond James join in to address what happened overnight on the national front, noting that this presidential election has confirmed the United States to be a truly polarized nation.

Part 2 - Debra Benjamin calls in a reminder of the Women’s Coalition Drive Out Domestic Violence Motorcade scheduled for Saturday, October 31 at 3:00 p.m. Neville James pivots to break down the trajectory of the now 9 million COVID-19 cases reported in the United States as positivity rates continue to surge. Rocky Liburd and Ronnie Russell then join the conversation to address the landmark election ahead and their predictions in the local arena.

Part 1 - After a brief COVID-19 update and a look at early voting numbers, Neville James hosts Dr. Greg Guannel, Program Director of UVI’s Caribbean Green Technology Center in a discussion on hazard mitigation and resilience planning. Dr. Greg Guannel speaks toward various environmental concerns, including seismic activity and the potential for tsunamis, hurricanes, storm surges and flooding, and how the territory can maintain day-to-day life when faced with any of these events in the future. Caroline Fawkes, Supervisor of Elections, calls in to remind the public of Tuesday’s voting centers.

Part 2 - Continuing to spotlight young Virgin Islanders making moves in the art world, Neville James hosts recording artist Allegra Miles, who grew up on St. John. Allegra details her time on Season 18 of The Voice, her background, the power of music, and her newly released single, “Eyes”.

Part 1 - Today in the studio, Neville James hosts Kevin Moolenaar and Gyasi Clarke, the creative forces behind local web series, SAND. In anticipation of the long-awaited release of Episode 4, Kevin and Gyasi speak to how their series came to be, their creative and collaborative process, Team FaKtornize, the challenges they’ve faced and the future of SAND.

Part 2 - Dr. Gwen-Marie Moolenaar, President of the League of Women Voters of the Virgin Islands, joins Neville James to discuss Referendum 2020 ahead of Tuesday’s election.