We recap the year 2021 with fellow journalists Glen Bart of SKN Newsline and Devonne Cornelius of WINN FM. 

We speak to political commentators on the lead up to the St. Kitts and Nevis Labour Party leadership race. 

In this episode, we discuss the COVID-19 vaccine debate. We spoke to Curtis Crooke, a longtime employee of TDC who was dismissed reportedly because he refused to accept the COVID-19 vaccine. Also, we hear from US University professor Dr. Garson about his view on vaccine hesitancy. 

Head of Marketing at the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Chris Watson, gave us some updates and very important information on this season's CPL tournament at the Warner Park in St. Kitts. 

In this episode we look at the legality of persons losing their jobs because they refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine. We speak to attorney Chesley Hamilton. We also share with you an interview with President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Giselle Matthews on ways the government can reopen the cruise tourism sector. 

We speak to former government minister, now social commentator Dwyer Astaphan about the need to diversify the economy in light of COVID-19 and why he supported the Labour Party ahead of the St. Kitts and Nevis elections. 

We talk politics in today's edition of Let's Talk St. Kitts and Nevis as we look at the latest political developments in St. Kitts and Nevis, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Jamaica. Our guest is political analyst Peter Wickham. 

In this episode we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on re-opening of our borders and what the authorities should do when catering to tourists in a COVID environment. We also speak to Sound Engineer Azem Bailey on the impact of the pandemic on the entertainment sector. 

The pandemic shown up the inabilities of St. Kitts and Nevis and the wider  Caribbean as it relates the digital economy? And we hear from journalist and commentator Jerry George of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on his views of the LIAT situation. 

Prime Minister Gaston Browne speaks about the impending demise of LIAT and what should happen next. We also hear from former Chief Medical Officer Dr. Patrick Martin on why St. Kitts and Nevis no longer need a state of emergency as it relates to COVID-19.