Dave’s guests include state Sen. Joe Benning, R-Caledonia, on plans to move COVID-infected prisoners to his district; and Deputy Health Commissioner Tracy Dolan on what it means to hit a plateau in new coronavirus cases. Later, two meat producers —Mark Sherman of Glover and Bruce Chapell of Templeton Farm in East Montpelier — join Abbey Willard, development director with the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, to talk about how locally produced meat can  address COVID-related worries about the national meat industry.

Tuesday’s guests include Attorney General TJ Donovan on enforcing “stay home” orders, Secretary of State Jim Condos on elections in the age of coronavirus, and Vermont Small Business Administration chief Darcy Carter on the Payroll Protection Plan and other issues.

Elizabeth Hewitt, weekend editor at VTDigger.org, talks about that news org’s latest stories, including one she did on parental visitation at a time of social distancing. Vermont Senate Republican leader Joe Benning talks about legislative activities and other recent events. Former state Rep. Kiah Morris talks about her new job with the activist group Rights and Democracy.

Environmental Conservation Commissioner Peter Walke talks with Dave about changes to the state’s solid waste disposal rules. Patty Prelock, former Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, and nursing student Kathryn Calisti talk about UVM nursing students being allowed to graduate early. Later, flutist Karen Kevra and Jazz aficionado David David Beckett talk about the healing power of music.

Thursday’s Dave Gram Show starts with Middlebury College political science professor Matt Dickinson talking about Bernie Sanders’ decision to drop out of the presidential race. Education Secretary Dan French joins Dave to talk about Vermont’s continuity of education plan. Later, Andy Chamberlin and Zac Smith of UVM Extension visit to talk about eCommerce for food producers.

Dave’s guests include Tim McQuiston of Vermont Business Magazine, Dr. Richard Burgoyne on community mask-making efforts and Northfield Savings Bank President Tom Leavitt on how to weather the financial storm of COVID-19.

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show starts with Katie Jickling of VTDigger on how Vermont’s health care system is holding up. And Eric Ford of Vermont PBS talks about its new partnership with Vermont Educators.

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Labor Commissioner Michael Harrington on unemployment, Social Security advocate Max Richtman and three people affiliated with the Capital City Farmers’ Market are Dave’s guests.

Thursday’s Dave Gram Show will feature conversations with Steve Pappas of the Times Argus and Rutland Herald, John Walters of VTDigger and Gov. Phil Scott, all one one topic: the coronavirus.

Wednesday’s show starts with a visit from Secretary of State Jim Condos on changes in regulation of several health-related professions. Middlebury College political science professor Matt Dickinson talks about the Bumbling Trump and his improving poll numbers. Later, local analysts Ashley Hill and Dan Jones talk about the long term implications of COVID 19.