Dave’s guests Tuesday include historian Mark Bushnell on Vermont’s last pandemic, and legal analyst Dan Richardson on thinking about wills and estate planning.

Dave's guests include Congressman Peter Welch on federal aid responding to COVID-19, Lola Duffort of VTDigger.org on Vermont school closings, and Randolph area sugarmakers Cody Armstrong and Paul Lambert on the impacts of coronavirus on the maple sugaring season.

Friday’s show from the Statehouse will look at where lawmakers are at a key mid-session deadline and possibly facing a coronavirus shutdown. Guests include John Walters of Seven Days, Sens. Becca Balint and Chris Pearson.

Thursday’s show starts with two UVM officials talking about the decision to shut the campus down in response to the coronavirus. Mike Fisher, Health Care advocate with Vermont Legal Aid, talks about access to testing and treatment for low-income Vermonters. Later, building a roadmap for wildlife: Carolyn Loeb and Liz Thompson talk about wildlife travel in an age of forest fragmentation.

Dr. Deb Richter, longtime universal health care advocate, talks with Dave about coronavirus, followed by health care journalist Ham Davis.

VTDigger Health Care writer Katie Jickling talks about the coronavirus and Vermont’s response to it. Middlebury College political science professor Matt Dickinson talks about Tuesday’s primaries and legal analyst Dan Richardson talks with Dave about recent court cases.

Joel Najman guest hosts the show while Dave is away. Songwriter Lou Stallman talks about his decades-long career writing songs for Perry Como, the Supremes, the New York Yankees, and others. Peter Burke, host of WDEV's In the Garden, talks about how he's been keeping his pantry stocked with fresh vegetables this winter. Josh Wronski, Executive Director of Vermont's Progressive Party, talks about the party's big gains on the Burlington City Council.

Steve Pappas of the Times Argus fills in for Dave while he's away. Starting off the show is Jack Gierzynski, UVM Politcal Science Professor, talking about the Democratic Presidential Primary. Kerrin McCadden talks about her accomplisments as a Vermont author, being a teacher, and her new book "Keep This To Yourself."

VTDigger.org editor Colin Meyn fills in for Dave. VTDigger politics reporter Xander Landen gets the show rolling with an update on Sen. Bernie Sanders' presidential bed and the latest from the Vermont Statehouse. Josh Wronski, the Executive Director of Vermont's Progressive Party, will come on the show to talk about the party taking control of Burlington's City Council on Town Meeting Day. And it's all hemp in the second hour, when Colin talks with researchers from the University of Vermont about the stat of the hemp industry.

Steve Pappas joins Dave to review Town Meeting results. Later, Dave talks with Dartmouth College political science professor Linda Fowler about Super Tuesday primaries.