Friday's Dave Gram Show starts with a conversation with Paul Heintz, author of a Seven Days exposé on sexual abuse and drug use among staff at Vermont's only women's prison. Later, Rep. Sarah Copeland Hanzas and Sen. Christopher Pearson join Dave to talk about their work with the Legislature's Climate Solutions Caucus to promote aggressive legislation to combat climate change.

Retired St. Michael’s College political science professor John Hughes joins Dave to talk about impeachment. Later, this week’s Seeds to Society segment looks at whether Vermont could become fertile ground for the world’s most expensive spice — saffron.

Lee Kittell hosts the show while Dave recovers from an illness at home. Steve Pappas, editor at the Times Argus, talks about his recent editorial about waste during the holiday season which prompts a discussion about Vermont's upcoming waste law that makes composting mandatory as of July 1, 2020. In the second half of the show, Vermont Foodbank CEO John Sayles stops by to talk about the Feed a Family food drive.

It’s Giving Tuesday, and the Dave Gram Show starts with a visit from Sue Minter, CEO with Capstone Community Action, on that agency’s Fuel Your Neighbors program. Later, Dr. Mark Levine, Vermont commissioner of health, talks about a new public information information campaign about cannabis.

VTDigger’s Colin Meyn joins Dave to start Monday’s show with a review of recent Vermont news stories. Later, Judi Joy, Executive Director of Barre’s Good Samaritan Haven stops in to talk about why homelessness is increasing in Washington County when it is declining elsewhere in Vermont.

Dave takes a break from the political talk and news on the day after Thanksgiving to talk about music. He plays a selection of original pieces and covers of the same songs. Which version of each do you prefer?

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show starts with legal analyst Dan Richardson talking with Dave about two key court rulings concerning President Trump. Writer Steve Terry stops in to talk about his new book on Vermont Sen. George Aiken.  Later, Secretary of State a Jim Condos talks about his call to pass new voting rights legislation.

Colin Meyn of VTDigger.org joins Dave to open Monday's show with a review of recent Vermont news. Later, Sen. Ginny Lyons, chair of the Senate Health and Welfare Committee talks about how the upcoming session of the Legislature might tackle some human services issues.

Friday’s Dave Gram Show focuses throughout on impeachment proceedings in Washington. Dave’s guests include Congressman Peter Welch, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, Bob Ney of Talk Media News and retired Middlebury College political science professor Eric Davis.

Monday's Dave Gram Show starts with VTDigger's Colin Meyn talking with Dave about recent Vermont news developments. Blogger and political observer Kevin Ellis stops by to talk about the impeachment proceedings in Washington. And former host Mike Smith stops in to talk about his new role as Vermont secretary of human services.