Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show Starts with a visit by Josh O’Gorman of the Waterbury Record, for an update on news from the paper’s coverage area. Later, Mental Health Commissioner Sarah Squirrel and then Louis Josephson, CEO, of the Brattleboro Retreat talk with Dave about the financial crisis at the psychiatric hospital, a linchpin of the state’s mental health system.

Congressman Peter Welch joins Dave to talk about Iran, impeachment and other topics. Colin Meyn joins Dave for a review of recent Vermont news. Former Vermont state Sen. Peter Galbraith, who worked as a diplomat in the Middle East, joins Dave to talk about what Iran might do in response to the United States' killing of a top general.

Dave’s show begins with a visit by Anne Galloway and Katie Jickling of VTDigger.org, to talk about their coverage of a surgery scramble caused by the closure of a UVM-affiliated surgery center in Colchester. Times Argus editor and publisher Steve Pappas joins Dave to talk about a tussle over a new slogan for Barre. Later, economist Art Woolf and refugee resettlement leader Amila Merdzanovic talk about Vermont’s declining population.

Thursday's Dave Gram Show starts with an interview with House Speaker Mitzi Johnson and Senate President Pro Tem Tim Ashe about the upcoming legislative session. Later, Ronen Levy and Jahala Dudley join Dave. She's the Vermont farmer who shipped 106 pounds of hemp to a Brooklyn CBD shop. He's the man who was arrested on marijuana trafficking charges when he went pick it up.

Tuesday's Dave Gram Show starts with Jessica Savage of the state Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation talking about New Year's Day hikes at state parks around Vermont. Blogger John Walters stops in to talk politics in the second half hour. Later, legislator and video artist John Kilacky talks with Dave about a show opening at the Helen Day Arts Center in Stowe later this month.

Colin Meyn joins Dave for a review of recent news reported by VTDigger.org; Garrison Nelson, whose specialty as a UVM political science professor was Congress, talks about the House hand-off of impeachment articles to the Senate. Later, energy entrepreneur Lori Barg and Maker Space maven Doug Webster talk with Dave about a new, inventive "Scrounge-a-thon" for young people.

Friday's Dave Gram Show features economist Art Woolf talking about the high number of Vermonters receiving food assistance; Anne Galloway talking about the highlights of the year at VTDigger.org and its year-end fundraising drive,;and former Vermont ACLU chief Allen Gilbert talking about the growing frequency in Vermont of fatal encounters with police.

Legal analyst Dan Richardson talks with Dave about new wrinkles in the impeachment process. Northern Vermont University Professor Alexandre Strokonov  provides some Russian-flavored commentary on impeachment. Later, in our Seeds to Society segment, we look at international learning opportunities connected to the the University of Vermont College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show begins with Kinney Drugs pharmacist Shannon Miller talking about why it’s a good idea to get a flu shot. Later, Wilson Ring of the Associated Press talks about the top 10 stories of the year in Vermont.

Colin Meyn of VTDigger.org, Job Heintz of the Himalayan Cataract Project and food writer Marialisa Calta are Dave’s guests.