Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by taking aim at the National GOP and Ronna McDaniel, who yesterday took to Twitter to take credit for Scott Presler’s great ground campaign of registering voters, posting a news story of Beaver County flipping red and tagging Pennsylvania’s useless GOP rather than Presler, crediting them. This leads Dom to further discuss the incompetency of the Party, offering up changes that they need to look within to make to join Presler in his drive for conservative voters. Then, Dom plays back some more spinning by the Biden administration of the current inflation situation, featuring some clips of Democrats suggesting the issue is such a strong one that Democrats have to do a better job of

Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News Border Expert Griff Jenkins onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the concerning issues continuing to unfold at the border. Jenkins reveals the ridiculously high numbers of migrants pouring over the border, with both Dom and Jenkins discussing the effects that Biden’s lack of control will hold on the upcoming elections. Jenkins offers up the numbers that we’re seeing, telling that the entirety of migrants who have crossed very recently could fill an NFL stadium. Then, Jenkins previews the upcoming New Years Eve coverage on Fox News, and tells that he’ll be hosting Fox and Friends next week. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomed Pastor Joshua C. Robertson, Senior Pastor The Rock Church of Harrisburg, PA. on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he chose to pen an opinion piece in support of school choice for PennLive. Robertson, who serves as Founder of the Black Pastors United in Education, explains in the op-ed the overall importance that allowing children and parents to choose their academic destiny in a childs’ education. Robertson explains the purpose of his organization, telling of the importance of unifying both parties in effort to further the education of Pennsylvania’s children. Then, Dom continues the final hour by swapping between multiple topics including the upcoming presidential election and the decision by the Pope to allow the blessing of LGBT unions. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomed Pastor Joshua C. Robertson, Senior Pastor The Rock Church of Harrisburg, PA. on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he chose to pen an opinion piece in support of school choice for PennLive. Robertson, who serves as Founder of the Black Pastors United in Education, explains in the op-ed the overall importance that allowing children and parents to choose their academic destiny in a childs’ education. Robertson explains the purpose of his organization, telling of the importance of unifying both parties in effort to further the education of Pennsylvania’s children. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by telling about Senator Bob Casey’s new effort to story tell his way through inflation, telling the story of a fictional mother named Annie who blames brands for the inflation that Democrats have caused. Then, Dom tells about a pushback against Christmas on local school buses, calling out the School District that have disallowed drivers from playing ‘religious’ Christmas music. Also, Dom forecasts the upcoming presidential election, explaining why he continues to believe Nikki Haley to not have much a chance in the upcoming primary.

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by giving credit to friend Scott Presler, who spent the weekend at the Oaks Gun Show looking to register potential voters for the upcoming election. Dom takes a minute to hone in on local Republican parties, taking aim at their continued lackadaisical approach to voter registration. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the shocking news of sexual acts in the Senate, asking why the media has tried to suppress what would otherwise be a headline story. Also, Dom tells of a new edict set forth by the Pope that allows Catholic Priests to bless those in gay unions, giving a surprising take on the decision. Dom then tells that Katie Brennan has come out against Tammy Murphy in her Senate campaign, reminding all of the treatment she received when she alleged that she was raped by a Murphy staffer. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.

First, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Joe Adams on to discuss a bill he’s proposed that would require Pennsylvania schools to teach cursive. This is an issue that Dom has long held close to his heart, explaining why he believes this is an absolutely necessary skill for young Americans to learn. Adams tells why this requirement has disappeared from schools, explaining why the subject has largely been replaced in local schools. Then, Dom asks if there’s any pushback, with Adams noting the positive reinforcement he’s gotten from many of his colleagues, telling that there have been over a dozen co-signers on the bill. 

Then, Dom welcomes Congresswoman Virginia Foxx onto the podcast, Chair of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, after she presided over the hearing last week that went viral featuring University presidents refusing to condemn calls for genocide on their campus. Foxx takes us inside the hearing, telling us how she felt and what was said following, explaining why the comments made were so offensive. Then, Foxx previews what’s next to come in the investigation to hold colleges accountable for their soft support of antisemitism, and tells how she plans to address the inflated tuition costs that students have to deal with if attending college.

Finally, Dom welcomes Dr. Peter W. Wood back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of the 1620 Project, to discuss how students in our colleges and universities have delved so far into antisemitism. Dom asks for Dr. Wood to contextualize the term ‘colonization,’ asking how the Left has turned the term into a label for victimhood, and how the term is wrongly applied to Jews.

Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered around inflation, and the issues facing our country, playing back an open admission by a Democrat that the issues at the border will continue while Republicans remain strong on Ukraine. Then, Dom welcomes legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program, this time to preview the upcoming Monday Night Football matchup between our beloved Philadelphia Eagles and the Seahawks of Seattle. Ray tells what's broken with our defense, and suggests a great documentary centered around one of the Eagles defensive greats. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in a caller, who’d like to know some information on how to donate to Toys for Tots, which prompts a discussion about inflation. Dom tells how the Biden administration and other Democrats continue to spin what’s obvious to all Americans, telling of Senator Bob Casey’s usage of ‘greedflation’ and ‘shrinkflation’ to place blame on business leaders.

Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts New Jersey, to the Dom Giordano Program after receiving word that New Jersey    legislators have dropped their effort to codify their push for ‘green energy,’ which would create the inevitability of windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer explains why this is such a big win, and tells what’s to come in the continued push against offshore windmills that would negatively affect both the environment and the economy.

Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren to hear about some of the best-television shows and films that debuted in 2023. First, Dom asks Zoren about the most-watched Netflix series in 2023 Night Agent, which Zoren highly recommends, causing Dom to also recommend Netflix’s Diplomat. Then Neal offers his Top 3 for the year, first recommending Season 5 of Fargo, telling that the standalone season of television is one of his favorites he’s seen in a longtime. Also, Neal tells why he’s been won over by The Bear, telling why he believes one particular episode stands out as potentially the best television episode of all time. Finally, he recommends the final season of Succession, telling why he believes the series as a whole ranks among the best of all time. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the passing of Act 40, a bill in the Pennsylvania State House that disallows prosecutions from controversial DA Larry Krasner on crimes taking place within 500 yards from any SEPTA property. Then, Dom offers an update on the Biden administration’s continued effort to spin the rampant inflation we see in our everyday lives, revealing the next chapter in the Bob Casey ‘skrinkflation’ saga, after he was last caught counting Kleenex.

Then, Dom welcomes in Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of a few bills that have recently passed in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. First, Rep. Brown offers his thoughts on Philadelphia City Council’s Anthony Phillips and his bill that he recently got passed that bans the wearing of ski masks in public places, explaining that wearing these face masks only invites police questioning after a string of crimes with perpetrators using them to hide their identities. Then, Amen offers his thoughts on Act 40, a new bill passed in State Senate that limits Krasner’s prosecutorial power, disallowing him the ability to prosecute crimes within 500 yards of a SEPTA station. Also, Brown explains why he voted in favor of Taylor Swift, explaining he was fearful of becoming the next topic of one of her songs. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts New Jersey, to the Dom Giordano Program after receiving word that New Jersey    legislators have dropped their effort to codify their push for ‘green energy,’ which would create the inevitability of windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer explains why this is such a big win, and tells what’s to come in the continued push against offshore windmills that would negatively affect both the environment and the economy.  (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)