Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a revelation he saw via WPHT host Mike Opelka, a report by NBC News that student loan servicers have been told not to contact borrowers, this as the August 31st payment pause deadline looms. Then, Dom tells about an interview he had yesterday with Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate and current State Senator Doug Mastriano, revealing what seems to have stuck most with listeners. Dom plays back clips from the interview, including Mastriano’s response to a potential debate against opponent Josh Shapiro moderated by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Then, Dom tells of an upcoming vote tonight in the Central Bucks School District determining whether or not to ban ‘sexualized content’ in library books.

Then, Joan Cullen, President of Pennridge School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned story, an upcoming vote by the Central Bucks School District to either ban or allow ‘sexualized content’ in library books. In a piece written about the story, the Inquirer spoke with multiple officials who wrongly tried spinning the policy into something targeting books like The Scarlet Letter, while Cullen and Giordano tell the types of books that this does look to disallow. Then, Cullen and Giordano explain why school districts and parents have taken notice of certain books, with Cullen pointing toward a recent rise in hyper-political and questionable content being put out by children’s book publishers. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)