Paul Heintz of Seven Days helps Dave break down federal Covid relief funding and where it’s going. Two Green Up Day leaders, state coordinator Kate Alborghini and Waterbury’s Lisa Scagliotti, talk about the annual civic project. Later, Mike Wichrowski and Louis Porter talk about boat launch ethics.

Times Argus editor Steve Pappas joins Dave for a discussion of recent news. Later, two leaders of the Vermont Natural Resources Council provide an update on environmental legislation.

VTDigger’s Elizabeth Hewitt talks with Dave about recent Vermont news stories. Rebecca Holcombe talks about her candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Paul Brouha of Sheffield and Annette Smith of Vermonters for a Clean Environment talk about an expression of “sincere regret” by the owners of Brouha’s neighboring wind power project.

Meg Hansen, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, joins  Dave for another “meet the candidates” segment. Later, Corrections Commissioner Jim Baker and the department’s Al Cormier join Dave to talk about keeping COVID from spreading through Vermont’s prisons.

In the first hour, House Speaker Mitzi Johnson and then Sen. Tim Ashe provide initial legislative thinking on the economic recovery package Gov. Phil Scott announced Wednesday. Later, Johnson Hardware and Rental owners Alan and Lynn Lehouiller join  Lamoille County Sheriff Roger Marcoux and News & Citizen journalist Tommy Gardner to talk about a one-man crime spree plaguing the Lehouillers’ and other local businesses.

Wednesday’s show starts with a visit from Steve Pappas, editor and publisher of the Times Argus and Rutland Herald. Shane Rogers of the Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund joins Dave to talk about the “Rooted in Vermont” local food project. Later, angler Chris Bouchard and state fisheries biologist Shawn Good talk about fishing in Vermont.

Blogger Kevin Ellis talks about his recent essay, “What Comes Next” after the pandemic. Molly Gray, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, kicks off s new “Meet the Candidates” feature on the Dave Gram Show. Later, Dr. Allan Ramsay, medical director at the People’s Health and Wellness clinic in Barre, talks about the extra challenges faced by poor Vermonters in the COVID-19 crisis.

John Walters of VTDigger.org questions: Have Gov. Phil Scott’s COVID-19 news conferences outlived their usefulness? “Spirit of Ethan Allen” owner Mike Shea talks about launching a new Lake Champlain cruise ship season amid a pandemic. Later, NVU President Elaine Collins talks about the future of the Vermont State Colleges.

Essex County State's Attorney and former state Sen. Vince Illuzzi talks about topics ranging from the Northeast Kingdom in a time of coronavirus to a prosecutor's view of the Michael Flynn Case. Journalist Mike Donoghue talks about Gov. Phil Scott's recent pandemic pronouncements.  Researcher Colleen Jackson, Montpelier City Clerk John Odom and Berlin Town Manager Paul Gillies talk about the future of town meetings in Vermont.

We open the show with Senate President Pro Tem Tim Ashe on higher ed and other issues before lawmakers. Later, graduating students from the University of Vermont College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, talk about their UVM plans and career plans.