Analyze This with Neville James

Part 1 - Host Neville James welcomed Judge George Cannon of the Baha'i Community of the Virgin Islands, followed by Judge Alan Smith and Kathleen Smith, for a thoughtful discussion on the Baha'i Faith's Twin Holy Days celebrating the births of the Báb and Bahá'u'lláh. The guests explored the faith's core principles of the oneness of God, religion, and humanity.

Part 2 - Host Neville James continues his analysis of the Virgin Islands elections, including the Plaskett-Potter team's dominant victory, legislative race results, and voter sentiment across the territory. Neville James and guests examine the ongoing WAPA crisis, its impact on public confidence and governance, concerns about infrastructure and accountability, and reactions to the governor-elect’s transition team appointments.

Part 1 - Host Neville James gets updates on weather conditions in the Virgin Islands. Neville James and guests examined the aftermath of the recent U.S. midterm elections, analyzing shifting political trends, the impact of economic issues on voters, and the future of both major political parties.

Part 2 - On this edition of Analyze This with Neville James, Neville is joined by Virgin Islands Democratic Party Chair Carol Burke and former Republican Party Chair John Canegata for an in-depth discussion of the 2026 election results locally and nationally. The conversation examines the Democratic Party’s sweeping victories across the United States, the influence of independent voters, and the challenges facing the Republican Party moving forward. Guests also discuss the Virgin Islands political landscape, including the growing influence of the Future VI movement, leadership and party-building, voter participation, population decline, and critical issues such as healthcare, economic development, infrastructure, and WAPA. The program concludes with a discussion on constitutional reform efforts and the need for long-term solutions to improve the territory’s economy and quality of life.

Part 1 - On this edition of Analyze This with Neville James, Neville reflects on WTJX’s 2026 Election  Night coverage, addresses comments about election predictions, and examines the gubernatorial transition process, including Governor-elect Stacey Plaskett’s transition team. The program features a National Weather Service weather update on expected rainfall, flooding concerns, and marine conditions for the Virgin Islands. Neville also spoke with Virgin Islands Democratic Party Chair Carol Burke about the Democratic Party’s strong performance in the 2026 elections, voter trends across the territory, the Legislature's future composition, and the emergence of new political voices shaping the territory’s political landscape.

Part 2 - Shomari Moorhead, Chair of the Building Tomorrow’s Men: Youth Leadership Summit, and Arthur Burton, President of the Iota Sigma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., join host Neville James to discuss the upcoming youth leadership summit.

Part 1 - Neville James hosts Hurricane Preparedness Hour with VITEMA Assistant Director Oven Williams and Deputy Director Regina Browne.

Part 2 - Host Neville James continues his post-election coverage with members of the Future movement, speaking first with newly elected Raven Phillips, is joined by Senators-elect Sennai Habtes, Imani Daniel, and Rudel Hodge Jr., as the conversation focuses on governing priorities including healthcare, energy, fiscal responsibility, legislative reform, economic development, and coalition-building, while Vernon Araujo calls in to thank supporters and reaffirm the Future movement’s commitment to serving the Virgin Islands.

Part 1 - Host Neville James recaps the 2026 General Election, congratulates the winners, and discusses the local and national results, highlighting victories by Stacey Plaskett, Milton Potter, Janelle Sarauw, Kurt Vialet, and several newly elected senators while emphasizing the importance of collective leadership and the territory’s future. He is joined by Dr. Ed Brown, who offers a Republican perspective on the national election outcome, party challenges, and policy issues, before Senator-elect Sennai Habtes calls in to discuss plans for the incoming “Future” coalition and its role in shaping the Virgin Islands’ leadership.

Part 2 - Host Neville James continues Election Day coverage with a lively table talk featuring Malik Sekou, Dwayne Henry, Pat Morris, and Donald "Ducks" Cole, while Tanya Marie Singh joins briefly to discuss voting experiences, election integrity resources, and WTJX’s upcoming election-night coverage. The panel examines the strength of political parties, the rise of independent candidates, voter behavior, and national political trends before sharing predictions on the Virgin Islands legislative, delegate-to-Congress, and gubernatorial races as voters head to the polls.