Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by first telling that he’s waiting on word that Philadelphia High School students have walked out for a planned pro-Palestine protest, another example of the rot we see in our public schools. Dom reveals that some of these radical protestors are backed by billionaire George Soros, rearing his ugly head again.

Then, Dom welcomes in WIP and Philadelphia sports broadcasting legend Angelo Cataldi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss this amazing run by the Philadelphia Phillies and his upcoming book, LOUD: How a Shy Nerd Came to Philadelphia and Turned Up the Volume in the Most Passionate Sports City in America, releasing November 28th. Angelo first offers his thoughts on the new trend of Philadelphia fans to offer support to players rather than criticism, and offers his general thoughts on the greatness of Red October. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Philadelphia candidate for Mayor Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her first appearance after winning the Democratic primary. First, Dom delves into the issue closest to our listeners, being the safety in Philadelphia. Parker takes us inside her decision for the next Police Commissioner, explaining what she values in justice reform and how she believes the City can be made much safer. After that, Parker and Giordano delve into the cleanliness of the City, with Parker reinforcing that City cleanliness is a platform issue for her. Then, Parker and Giordano delve into the topic of Sixers stadium relocation into Chinatown, explaining that she refuses to outright say ‘no’ to any economic development here in Philadelphia. Finally, Dom and Cherelle Parker discuss her plans to fix the very broken education system here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the thread of topics that have persisted throughout the show. Dom offers updates on the City Council vote condemning Hamas in which turmoil broke out, telling that the vote has now passed. Also, Dom continues with the topic of Israel, telling that there is now another ‘Day of Rage’ announced by Hamas.

Then, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia candidate for Mayor Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her first appearance after winning the Democratic primary. First, Dom delves into the issue closest to our listeners, being the safety in Philadelphia. Parker takes us inside her decision for the next Police Commissioner, explaining what she values in justice reform and how she believes the City can be made much safer. After that, Parker and Giordano delve into the cleanliness of the City, with Parker reinforcing that City cleanliness is a platform issue for her. Then, Parker and Giordano delve into the topic of Sixers stadium relocation into Chinatown, explaining that she refuses to outright say ‘no’ to any economic development here in Philadelphia. Finally, Dom and Cherelle Parker discuss her plans to fix the very broken education system here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom takes listeners live into Philadelphia City Council chambers as tensions bubbled during public discussion concerning a resolution condemning Hamas. Dom plays back live clips from the meeting, including a reporter who was escorted out for filming a pro-Palestinian protestor who was injured by Sheriffs while being escorted out of the chamber. Then, Dom tells that Robert Kenney Jr. has now suggested that he’s in favor of reparations, further confirming his claim that he’ll siphon off primarily Biden voters. Also, Dom provides live commentary on the continued drama over the House Speaker vote, reinforcing why he was against this move from inception. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates around multiple threads that have continued throughout the week. First, Dom reveals that Philadelphia City Council will vote on a unanimous resolution condemning Hamas. Then, Dom offers updates on the continued drama to elect the next House Speaker, telling that local Republican Brian Fitzpatrick has now flipped away from Jim Jordan after voting for him in the first 2 rounds.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Steve Feldman, head of Philadelphia’s Zionist of America chapter, to discuss the local implications following the invasion of Hamas into Israel. First, though, Dom and Dan run through some local news stories, playing back students at Penn straight up calling for a genocide of Jews, and telling that there will be an upcoming walkout at Philadelphia High Schools. Then, looping Feldman into the conversation, Feldman explains what’s perspired within the educational system that has led to students supporting the extermination of an entire race. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Steve Feldman, head of Philadelphia’s Zionist of America chapter, to discuss the local implications following the invasion of Hamas into Israel. First, though, Dom and Dan run through some local news stories, playing back students at Penn straight up calling for a genocide of Jews, and telling that there will be an upcoming walkout at Philadelphia High Schools. Then, looping Feldman into the conversation, Feldman explains what’s perspired within the educational system that has led to students supporting the extermination of an entire race. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Dom welcomes State Senator Cris Dush onto the Dom Giordano Program after the State Senator was filmed at the Riley Gaines event at Penn State defending the right to free speech against a very loud and angry protestor. Dush explains that Penn State is within his district, and this was another example of intimidation and bias on college campuses, a place in which open thought should be encouraged and fostered. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Bob Selera, Founder of Stop Bucks Extremism, after a story involving his group has gone national after Staples allegedly banned Selera from using an online mailbox through their service after sending out a political mailer calling attention to graphic LGBT books in school libraries. In an email, a representative grom Staples said that his iPostal mailbox was being closed due to a violation of a user agreement related to offensive treatment of employees. Selera takes us inside the story, and tells about the communication between his group and Staples, and tells what he hopes to see moving forward. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Bob Selera, Founder of Stop Bucks Extremism, after a story involving his group has gone national after Staples allegedly banned Selera from using an online mailbox through their service after sending out a political mailer calling attention to graphic LGBT books in school libraries. In an email, a representative grom Staples said that his iPostal mailbox was being closed due to a violation of a user agreement related to offensive treatment of employees. Selera takes us inside the story, and tells about the communication between his group and Staples, and tells what he hopes to see moving forward.

Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a big list of the easiest local politicians to make fun of, taking some suggestions from Producer Dan. After that, Dom reveals that Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be celebrated with a United States Postal Service stamp, which he supports, but asks why Anton Scalia wasn’t offered the same prize. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for MoveOn)