Part 2 - Neville continues his TSK Christmas Eve show with apperances from WTJX Board Members, Chairman Kyza A. Callwood and Treasurer Clifford Graham, as well as Ronnie Russell and Julius Jackson of My Brother’s Workshop. Merry Christmas from WTJX!

Part 1 - Neville James celebrates Christmas Eve in the wake of the 2020 Crucian Christmas Foreday Serenade by playing holiday favorites from Stanley and the Ten Sleepless Knights and fielding Christmas messages from various listeners and contributors.

Part 2 - WTJX CEO, Tanya-Marie Singh, joins Neville James on the air to discuss the time-honored tradition of the Crucian Christmas Foreday Serenade. CEO Singh discusses the relationship between Stanley and the Ten Sleepless Knights and WTJX, the 2005 revival of the Serenade, this year’s socially distanced iteration, and the legislature’s bill commending TSK on their 50th year. They discuss TSK’s mastery in Quelbe and deem it Scratch Band music at its highest form. CEO Singh also announces WTJX-TV’s 2020 Christmas Day lineup and the re-air of the 2019-2020 Crucian Christmas Festival Children’s and Adult Parades.

Part 1 - Neville James hosts Karim Callwood, a comic book artist from St. Thomas who is on the eve on unveiling his latest creation, “Black Alpha”, a superhero for the VI! Karim shares his passion for the art form, the process of crafting this character, a preview of the plotline and an inspirational message in the power of perseverance for the territory’s youth.

Part 2 - Neville James continues his conversation with Congresswoman Plaskett, before pivoting to preview the upcoming NBA season with Commissioner Calvert White of the Department of Sports, Park and Recreation. Commissioner White also speaks to some of his department’s 52 obligated projects and the success of the Student-Athlete Combine in the Bubble program.

Part 1 - Delegate to Congress, Stacey E. Plaskett, returns to Analyze This to discuss the new coronavirus relief bill, her nomination to the prestigious House Ways and Means Committee, and what she is hoping to accomplish for the territory in the realms of energy, healthcare and education.

Part 2 - Neville James hosts Verna M. Corbin, a young Virgin Islander and brilliant animator, who was recognized at the 2020 Black Star International Film Festival for her short film, Jumbie Kids.  Verna speaks to her first encounter with a Moko Jumbie, the inspirations and process behind her award-winning short and her hopes for the future. Willard John, master Moko Jumbie, joins the conversation to congratulate Verna and share his passion for this cultural art form. To watch Jumbie Kids, please visit: Jumbie Kids by Verna Corbin on Vimeo.

Part 1 - Neville James checks in with the National Weather Service on the forecast and marine conditions for the holiday week ahead. Meteorologist Matthew Brewer also speaks to the process of preparing for the 2021 hurricane season. Regular contributor Ronnie Russell returns to Analyze This to discuss the pending coronavirus stimulus package and the state of the GOP.

Part 2 - Department of Health Commissioner Justa E. Encarnación returns to Analyze This to discuss all things vaccine related with Dr. O. Anne Treasure and Dr. Tai C. Hunte-Ceasar, two of the first frontline physicians to receive the Pfizer vaccine in the territory. They speak to this experience and advise the public of what to expect in terms of possible reactions and distribution logistics.

Part 1 - Sonia Nahar Deane, owner of the newly opened Cane Roots Gallery in Christiansted, joins Neville James with Niarus Walker, whose exhibition, “Women Alone” was unveiled last night. Ms. Nahar Deane speak to the gallery’s genesis, the renaissance of downtown Christiansted and her goal of cultivating a St. Croix Salon. Ms. Walker shares details of her artistic process and the inspiration behind her figurative work in oil and watercolor. For a virtual taste, visit: Cane Roots Art Gallery.