Part 2 - JP Davis, Founder of Salty Locs, joins guest host Shomari Moorehead on Analyze This.

Part 1 - Guest host Shomari Moorehead speaks with his sons about how young people use technology to learn, create, and prepare for the future, and Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett joins the show to discuss global connectivity and fiber-optic opportunities for the Virgin Islands.

Part 1 - Michelle Francis, Director of the Office of Health Information Technology, joins Analyze This to introduce the new Relationship Management Application focused on improving how organizations connect and collaborate. Later in the program, Sumaya Bryan, Sustainability Programs Assistant for the Government of the Virgin Islands and owner of 340 Degree Delights, discusses Green Tech and her vision of becoming the first Afro-Caribbean woman in the Caribbean to own a major aquaculture farm that feeds both the region and the world.

Part 1 - Barbara McIntosh, Director of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), joins Analyze This with guest host Shomari Moorehead to provide an update on how the BMV is using technology to enhance the customer experience.

Part 2 - Virgin Islands Water & Power Authority CEO Karl Knight and Director of Communications Shanell Petersen provide Shomari Moorehead with an update on innovation and the future of technology at WAPA.

Part 1 - Guest Host Shomari Moorehead is joined by Dr. Kisha Christian owner of Neighborhood Pharmacy also Clyde Daisley owner of Computer Solutions & VI Hail offer inspiring stories from local and small business owners.

Part 2 - The conversation continues with Neville James and Kendell 'KC' Henry, a member of TSK and a cultural ambassador for the Virgin Islands, championing the preservation and promotion of Quelbe music and Quadrille dance. He coordinates events such as the revival of quadrille in our schools and the An Evening of Pan Festival for the Virgin Islands Council on the Arts.

Part 1- Neville James speaks with Kendell Henry, a prominent cultural ambassador for the Virgin Islands, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Quelbe music and Quadrille dance. He serves as the Special Projects Coordinator for the Virgin Islands Council on the Arts and co-coordinates events like the Revival of Quadrille in Our Schools and the An Evening of Pan Festival.

Part 2 - The Table Talk continues with Neville James, Donald Cole, Rocky Liburd and Dr. Pat Morris as Legendary Jamaican musician Stephen “Cat” Coore, co-founder and longtime musical director of reggae fusion pioneers Third World, has died suddenly at the age of 69, his family confirmed on Monday.

Part 1 - The Table Talk is in effect with Neville James, Donald Cole, Rocky Liburd and Dr. Pat Morris. On Monday, the country observed MLK Day, reminding us of the incredible work of Doctor Martin Luther King Junior.