Republican John Klar talks with Dave about his primary challenge against Gov. Phil Scott.  Blogger John Walters stops in to share his views on the current Vermont political scene. Later, UVM’s Eric von Wettberg and farmer Nando Jaramillio talk with Dave about crop diversity as part of the show’s weekly Seeds to Society series

We devote the entire show Wednesday to the still-roiling debate in the Harwood Unified Union School District on whether to close the elementary school in Fayston.  Among Dave's guests are Torrey Smith, vice chair of the union school board and reporters Josh O'Gorman of the Waterbury Record and Lola Duffort of VTDigger.org.

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show starts with a visit by environmental writer Elizabeth Gribkoff of VTDigger.org discussing some of her recent stories. Conservative blogger Guy Page then joins Dave to provide his take on the news. Later, former Gov. Peter Shumlin, who’s now teaching health policy at Harvard, recalls Vermont’s failed attempt at a single-payer system.

Monday's Dave Gram Show starts with a visit from Colin Meyn of VTDigger and a discussion of recent Vermont news stories. Then former state Sen. Norm McAllister, acquitted last week in the last of a series of sex charges, stops by to talk with Dave about his experience with the justice system. Later, Senate President Pro Tem Tim Ashe and Matt Cota, executive director of the Vermont Fuel Dealers' Association, come by to talk about the Transportation Climate Initiative, a multi-state effort to address the climate impacts of transportation.

Andrew Revkin of Columbia University is at the University of Vermont today to talk about how to communicate key information concerning climate change. He stops first for an interview with the Dave Gram Show. Later, Art Woolf, recently retired University of Vermont economics professor, joins Dave for a general conversation about trade, the economy and related issues.

Thursday’s show starts with a visit from Katie Jickling of VTDigger.org, a health care reporter who will talk with Dave about “OneCare,” a big new entity on the state’s health care scene. Later, Capstone Community Action executive director Sue Minter and experts from the University of Vermont talk about the upcoming 2020 U.S. Census.

The show starts with a conversation between Dave and Steve Pappas of the Times Argus. Attorney General TJ Donovan and someone from the ACLU talk about access to public records.

Tuesday's Dave Gram Show starts with a conversation between Dave and St. Michael's College political scientist and Canada expert Jeffrey Ayres on a Canadian election that as of Monday night was seen as too close to call. Forty years after the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua, some Vermont church groups and towns are maintaining their connections with communities in Central America. Theresa Lever and Beth Merrill join Dave to discuss. Later, hunter Josh Morse and Nicole Meier of the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife join Dave to talk about adults taking up hunting for the first time.

Monday’s show starts with a visit from Congressman Peter Welch to talk with Dave and VTDigger’s Colin Meyn about impeachment and Syria. Colin and Dave then discuss recent Vermont stories. Later, two visitors from the Harwood Union school district join Dave to talk about the aftermath of the Act 46 school consolidation law is unfolding there.

Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos joins Dave to talk election security. Max Richtman discusses the recent social security cost of living adjustment and what it means for beneficiaries. CBS News Correspondent Mike Lyons updates us on the situation for the US Military in Syria. Dick Wobby Jr. comes by to tell us about the upcoming Wheels for Warmth fundraiser. Jenny Rushlow of Vermont Law School and Jim Murphy of the National Wildlife Federation talk about a new program at Vermont Law School that partners with the NWF to bring litigation in the conservation movement.