Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the celebratory day today of Columbus Day, telling why the day is close to his heart as an Italian-American. Giordano tells about a tweet he made over the weekend, writing ‘what Columbus did is like going to the moon but more dangerous,’ which he tells received a mixed reaction on Twitter. After offering his thoughts on the MLB Wildcard weekend, Dom tells that not only is Columbus Day under attack by liberals, but tells that a local school district is now cancelling Halloween festivities, citing inclusion and safety concerns as the reason for the cancellation. Then, Giordano reports that Upper Darby is moving forward in removing late fees for overdue library books, expressing his frustration with progressives continuing to tear down accountability.

Then, Dom welcomes Michael Bonasera, Chairman and Curator of the History of the Italian Immigration Museum, to tell what’s been going on at the museum on Columbus Day. First, Dom and Michael remember the time that Michael inducted Giordano into the museum, placing him between Frank Sinatra and Frank Rizzo. Then, Bonasera tells what’s recently been added to the museum, with producer Dan asking if he could be inducted as a great Italian American who happens to be Polish. In addition, Bonasera tells about the great Italian heritage in South Philadelphia, plugging also the Mario Lanza museum and a nearby restaurant that serenades you with live Opera. (Photo by Getty Images)