Part 2 - Almando ‘Rocky’ Liburd, Donald ‘Ducks’ Cole, Dwayne Henry join Neville. During OMB's Spring Revenue Estimating Conference, Governor Albert Bryan Jr. warned that “retail trade is dying in our territory” and urged consideration of an internet sales tax to offset declining revenues from local in-store purchases.

Part 1 - On the Table Talk Neville James speaks with Tanya Singh WTJX CEO and Jamila Russell Office of Senator Clifford Joseph Chief of Staff as they invite the community to the Town Hall meetings on Crime, March 25 in Frederiksted and March 26 in Christiansted with VIPD Commissioner Mario Brooks.

Part 2 - Emmanuel Phillips, a St Thomas photographer and filmmaker, and Maekiaphan Phillips, the lead actress, speak with Neville about their short film "We Are Taino". The screenings are scheduled for this weekend in St Croix and St Thomas.

Part 1 - Neville James is joined by Dwayne Henry for some Bush Tea as they discuss how retired NFL Quarterback Robert Griffin III is getting backlash on social media after saying Jackie Robinson breaking the MLB's color barrier wasn't political.

Part 1 - Neville James speaks with Emmanuel Phillips, a St Thomas photographer and film maker. He is the producer of the short film “We Are Taino”. The screening is this upcoming weekend in St Croix and St Thomas.

Part 2 - Neville is joined by UVI Professor and Environmentalist Olasse Davis as the St. Croix Hiking Association’s hike from Canaan Ridge to Mount Eagle led by Professor Davis happens on Sunday, March 9 beginning at 7 a.m.

Part 1 - Neville James speaks with Incoming UVI president Safiya George. As Crucian nurse, educator, and academic administrator Safiya George prepares to return to her alma mater to lead the University of the Virgin Islands as its sixth president beginning August 1st.

Part 2 - Neville James is joined by Tina Beezer Executive Director as the American Red Cross will install free smoke alarms in La Grande Princess St. Croix and Anna’s Retreat on St. Thomas on March 22.

Part 1 - Neville James speaks with Kandis and Gloria Gumbs as Partners for Strings Virgin Islands Youth Orchestra members have been invited by one of the largest socially transformative music initiatives in the United States, Miami Music Project, to perform in an extraordinary concert in Miami in April.