Part 2 - Host Neville James welcomes John Wilkins to discuss the U.S. Virgin Islands Davis Cup team's impressive showing in Paraguay, the growth of local tennis talent, and upcoming sports tourism events across the territory. Former Senate President Armando “Rocky” Liburd joined the conversation to share his thoughts on Virgin Islands athletics, tennis, and the importance of investing in youth sports development. The episode also highlighted the achievements of Virgin Islands athletes on the regional and international stage while exploring opportunities to expand sports tourism and community engagement through tennis and pickleball.

Part 1 - Shannell Spencer, Director of Corporate Communications for WAPA, provided an update on the St. Thomas and St. John power outages, restoration efforts, and ongoing work on the Feeder 13 Bypass Project aimed at improving system reliability. Host Neville James also led an in-depth conversation about WAPA's long-standing infrastructure and financial challenges, highlighting historical context and taking listener calls on potential solutions for the territory's energy future.

Part 2 - Host Neville James speaks with Alicia Barnes of Rittenhouse Consulting, Keith Couch of Suffolk Construction, and David Marmas of AmeriCaribe about the status of the U.S. Virgin Islands school reconstruction projects being managed through the Suffolk-AmeriCaribe joint venture. The guests provide updates on major education facilities on St. Thomas and St. Croix, including Bowsky, E. Benjamin Oliver, Lockhart, Pearl B. Larsen, Alexander Henderson, Alfredo Andrews, and Claude O. Markoe, explaining that design, permitting, contractor outreach, and pre-construction activities are well underway, with initial construction and demolition work expected to begin soon.

Part 1 - Neville James is joined by Shannell Spencer, Director of Corporate Communications for the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA), to provide an update on planned redundancy work, fuel-supply challenges, and a district-wide outage affecting St. Thomas and St. John, explaining ongoing efforts to improve system reliability. Later, Neville discusses the outage with callers Chin of St. John and Frank of Frenchman’s Bay while also sharing historical Virgin Islands Daily News editions provided by Ruben Roebuck, leading to a conversation about local history and preservation.

Part 2 - Table Talk continues with Neville James, Dr. Malik Sékou, Attorney Dwayne Henry, and Dr. Pat Morris for a wide-ranging Table Talk discussion on racism in international soccer, focusing on the controversy involving French star Kylian Mbappé, the historical roots of racism in sports, colonialism, and the role of African-descended players on European national teams. The panel also examines the legacy of late U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, reflecting on his role during the Clinton impeachment, his evolution within the Republican Party, his support for Donald Trump, and the broader impact of political inconsistency and polarization in American politics. The conversation concludes with a discussion of the Founding Fathers, the U.S. Constitution, generational leadership, civic engagement, and the importance of history and democratic institutions in shaping the future of both the United States and the Virgin Islands.

Part 1 - Host Neville James is joined for Table Talk by Dr. Malik Sékou and Attorney Dwayne Henry as they discuss international reactions to racist remarks directed at French soccer star Kylian Mbappé, the broader issues of race, nationalism, and sports, and reflect on other current events, including the passing of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. The program also features Shanell Spencer, Director of Corporate Communications at the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA), who provides details on planned overnight outages and infrastructure projects aimed at improving system reliability and redundancy on St. Thomas and St. John.

Part 2 - Host Neville James is joined by Shamari Haynes, Deputy Commissioner of the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism, Sheniqua Robinson, Communications Specialist, and Kalahari Bryan, Social Media Specialist, to discuss the territory’s tourism initiatives and year-round visitor growth. The conversation highlights tourism marketing efforts, community partnerships, major cultural events, social media engagement, and national recognition for St. John, including recent Travel + Leisure awards. The guests also share updates on supporting local festivals, promoting the Virgin Islands as a premier destination, and expanding opportunities in areas such as sports tourism, ecotourism, and cultural tourism.

Part 1 - Kyle Fleming, Executive Director of the Virgin Islands Energy Office, and Shomari Moorhead join Neville James for a Power Hour discussion on energy innovation and infrastructure across the territory. The conversation covers electric vehicles, public charging stations, battery storage technology, marine electrification initiatives, and the growing role of renewable energy in the Virgin Islands. Fleming also discusses opportunities for expanding sustainable transportation, reducing energy costs, and strengthening the territory’s long-term energy resilience.

Part 2 - Host Neville James welcomes author and historian Kathleen Dowling to discuss her latest book, Blood in Bassin, which examines the events surrounding Emancipation in Christiansted and the bloodshed that occurred in the days following July 3, 1848. Dolan shares insights from her extensive research in the Danish National Archives, highlighting the roles of General Buddhoe (John Gottlieb), Governor General Peter von Scholten, and the enslaved Virgin Islanders whose stories shaped the territory’s history.

Part 1 - Host Neville James welcomes Eric Sonnier, Executive Director of the University of the Virgin Islands Research and Technology Park (RT Park), and Sidney Powell, Director of Marketing, to discuss the organization’s expanding impact on STEM education, workforce development, and economic diversification in the Virgin Islands. The conversation highlights the success of RT Park’s summer STEM camps, growing partnerships with UVI, support from technology leaders such as Rashida Hodge, and efforts to prepare the next generation for careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.