Monday’s Dave Gram Show starts with an interview with Suresh Garimella, the new president of the University of Vermont. Then Colin Meyn of VTDigger joins Dave for a review of recent Vermont News. Later, Stephen McArthur of Montpelier-based Rootstock Publishing and Rootstock poetry editor Samantha Kolber join Dave to talk about projects they’ve got underway.

Steve Pappas hosts the show while Dave is away. Mike Donoghue talks about his role vetting files for the diocese relating to the sex abuse scandal. Rachel Onuf and Michele Bailey talk about trying to preserve history in the threat of increased weather events due to climate change.

Former Governor Jim Douglas fills in while Dave is away. Jim invites Professer Matt Dickinson of Middlebury College to talk about the 2020 presidential election. Lindsay Kurrle talks about her new role as Secretary of Commerce and Community Development. Governor Phil Scott talks about the last legislative session and his priorities for the next. Steve Perkins of the Vermont Historical Society covers what his organization has been working on lately.

Pat McDonald hosts the show while Dave is away. Pat invites David Mears, Executive Director of Audubon Vermont, to talk about Vermont birds. Tim Lewis talks about his work tracking the history of the Mt. Washington Cog Railway.

Steve Pappas of the Times Argus hosts the show while Dave is away. Steve talks with Jack Gierzynski, chair of the Political Science Department at UVM, about various political topics from government transparency to entertainment to election reform. Later, Boston sports writer Chad Finn recaps the Red Sox season and the previews the Patriots season.

Friday's Dave Gram Show features a conversation between Dave and Catrina Brackett about an upcoming family-friendly town fair, Morefest. Later, Vermont writer Bill Boardman comes in to talk about his new book, a collection of essays written from a decidedly left-critical perspective.

Thursday’s Dave Gram Show starts with a discussion with Aidan Quigley of VTDigger.org on his story about UVM Medical Center being accused of forcing a nurse to participate in an abortion procedure against her will. Flutist Karen Kevra joins Dave to talk about Capitol City Concerts’ upcoming season. And Meridith Niles of UVM and Ethan Joseph of Shelburne Vineyards talk with Dave about a new agricultural collaboration: using sheep to keep a vineyard mowed.

Wednesday’s Dave Gram Show starts with a conversation between Dave and Times Argus Editor Steve Pappas on topics including his paper’s very local coverage of the Catholic Church’s sexual abuse scandals. Later, Dan Barlow talks about his new job with a national group pushing Medicare for all.

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show begins with a conversation with Molly Walsh of Seven Days on her article asking why three of Vermont’s most densely populated school districts — Burlington, South Burlington and Winooski — haven’t looked at school mergers. Patti Casey of the state Agency of Agriculture stops by to share the latest buzz on mosquitoes and talk about ticks. Later, freelance journalist Mike Donoghue and Alan Keays of VTDigger join Dave to talk about the just completed trial of Steven Bourgoin in the deaths of five teenagers.

Monday’s Dave Gram show starts with a visit by Kit Norton of VTDigger who will describe a couple of Bernie Sanders’ recent policy rollouts. Then, Darcy Carter of the Small Business Administration and Ryan McDevitt of Benchmark Space Systems talk about SBA financing for inventors. Later, Karen Horn of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns and Fairfax Town Manager Brad Docheff join Dave to talk about towns shedding 18th century “glebe land” holdings.