Friday’s Dave Gram Show begins with a discussion of Thursday’s release by Vermont’s Catholic Diocese of a list of clergy sex offenders. Mike Donoghue, a member of the lay committee that produced the list, and Burlington lawyer Jerome O’Neill join Dave. Katy Leffel of Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice comes in to highlight breastfeeding awareness month and promote breastfeeding as a good way to give babies a healthy start in life. Later, the subject turns to the importance and continuing strength of independent bookstores. Hiata Corduan of Bridgeside Books in Waterbury and Claire Benedict of Bear Pond Books in Montpelier stop in to chat with Dave.

Thursday’s show begins with a visit by Jamey Fidel of the Vermont Natural Resources Council, which is among numerous environmental groups expressing concern about proposed Trump administration rules the groups say would significantly reduce the opportunity for public input on decisions affecting national forests.   Two representatives of VT Lead, a coalition working to elect progressive-minded candidates up and down the ballot, also come in. Later, Watt Alexander talks about Herecast, a new media venture in the Upper Valley.

Wednesday’s Dave Gram Show begins with a visit by Times Argus Editor Steve Pappas, and a discussion of recent Vermont news. Later, Dave welcomes Department of Public Service Commissioner June Tierney, Efficiency Vermont Director Rebecca Foster and Elizabeth Gribkoff, energy and environment reporter for VTDigger.org, for a review of EVT’s recent performance.

Tuesday's Dave Gram Show starts with two conversations related to the cutoff of federal funds to health care providers who refuse to follow an abortion gag rule: One with Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine and the other with Lucy Leriche of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England.  Later, Joe Buley from Joe’s Kitchen at Screamin’ Ridge Farm, Morgan Hood from Efficiency Vermont and Celia Riechel from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation talk about a new "Green Specialty Foods Cohort" aimed at "greening up" Vermont's specialty food industry.

Colin Meyn of VTDigger stops by for a discussion of recent Vermont news stories. Later, attorney Dan Richardson stops by to offer some thoughts on recent legal news.

Friday's Dave Gram Show starts with a conversation with Dee Lamberton of the Central Vermont Chamber of Commerce about a new award for women in leadership. Rick Cochran and Laura Benner of VT MAGA then join Dave to talk about their hopes of getting President Trump to do better in Vermont in 2020 than he did in 2016. Later, political columnist Jon Margolis of VTDigger talks with Dave about possible cracks in the Bernie Sanders campaign.

Thursday’s  Dave Gram show begins with Vermont’s health commissioner, Dr. Mark Levine, talking about testing for lead in school drinking water supplies. George Petit comes by to talk about the upcoming Stowe Jazz Fest. Later, Lori Smith of the Vermont Futures Project, Bill Shouldice of Vermont Teddy Bear and Meg Gras of National Life chat about the value of internships with WDEV intern Jack Lyons.

Dave’s Wednesday show starts with a chat with Steve Pappas, editor of the Times Argus and Rutland Herald. Attorney General TJ Donovan talks about a multi-state suit against a pesticide manufacturer. Later, Jessica Savage and Becca Balint of the state Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation talk about a new survey of Vermonters’ outdoor recreation preferences.

Tuesday’s Dave Gram Show starts with a review of recent Vermont stories with Colin Meyn of VTDigger. Monica Callan of Waterbury’s Grange Hall Cultural Center stops by to talk about upcoming events there. Later, Rita Egan of FEMA stops in to provide a primer on flood insurance.

Friday kicks off the 62nd annual vermont Antique and Classic Car Meet, and Dave will be there, talking with old car enthusiasts and event organizers, and providing a preview of fun events to come at the weekend-long show.