Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by telling of a local event coming up this weekend recognizing first responders, but included with EMTs, firefighters, and police officers are teachers, which Dom disagrees with. Dom explains his annoyance, telling that he truly doesn’t believe teachers ‘responded’ in the same way that the other three professions did during Coronavirus, asking why they are being grouped together with others. Then, Dom takes some callers on the topic, then switches over to a conversation on the topic of Catholicism, religion, and abortion, and the Democratic tactic to argue pro-abortion narratives.

Then, Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. Today’s conversation centered largely on the upcoming Emmy’s, with Giordano revealing the contenders for Best Drama, and Neal explaining his frustration with the amount of awards given out to television performance. Also, Giordano and Zoren discuss host Kenan Thompson, with Neal predicting success for the longtime SNL regular. In addition, Zoren offers things to look forward to on television, including a network recommendation which is unusual for the critic, and Zoren grades the cable news coverage of the passing of Queen Elizabeth.