Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up an update on the 2024 Caller of the Year vote, telling that X has frozen the poll and it’s no longer counting any votes. Dom notes that he’s launched a new poll, and directs listeners back onto his page for a new vote. Then, Dom continues onto the show, offering up his side topic of the day, asking for things associated with the number 7 due to his excitement for tonight’s Feast of the Seven Fishes. Then, switching over to politics, Dom discusses the pardons made by Joe Biden, and Producer Dan argues with Dom that seafood should not count toward the 7 fishes.

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Election Integrity Council for the GOP for Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about her new column in the Delaware Valley Journal that calls for Pennsylvania officials to offer transparency to voters after multiple issues arose in the recent election. Linda stresses the importance of remaining vigilant moving forward concerning election integrity, noting the value of listener involvement to protect our vote moving forward. Also, Linda offers up some trivia concerning Elvis, and gives her legal opinion on the drama surrounding the 2024 Caller of the Year competition. Then, Dom continues the hour by taking calls from listeners celebrating their New Years Eve, with contributions for our side question asking for things associated with the number 7. Also, Dom welcomes back resident media critic Neal Zoren onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about some of his all-time favorite holiday classic.

In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano with some holiday fun, taking calls from listeners throughout the hour concerning multiple topics relevant to current events. Dom plays back the reception received by friend Scott Presler at this year’s AmericaFest, telling why he would nominate Presler as his Person of the Year at his Feast of Seven Fishes. Also, Dom is joined by some of our frequent callers wishing listeners a very Merry Christmas.