Dom welcomes in State Representative Russ Diamond back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Republican publicly asked Doug Mastriano to not run for United States Senate after the State Senator teased an announcement next week. Diamond, who has been a longtime ally of Mastriano’s in Harrisburg, put out a tweet publicly asking the Senator to stand down because of the negative implications his gubernatorial run had on other elections statewide. Diamond explains his point, telling that particularly stances on issues colored other races throughout the State, with Giordano making note of how Republicans need to move forward, particularly with the issue of abortion, to win a Senate seat in the State of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images) 

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a shark attack on a 15-year-old girl in Stone Harbor, NJ, who had her foot bitten while surfing. Dom ties this to the construction of offshore windmills, asking whether sharks are moving closer to the shoreline due to the work being done, which has killed whales and dolphins all up and down the Jersey Shore. Then, Dom reads back an editorial that suggests voters should not view Dianne Feinstein’s cognitive shortfalls similarly to Fetterman’s, justifying why issues Fetterman is suffering through pales in comparison to Feinstein, which Dom takes issue with. Then, Dom reads back a new column written by Will Bunch in the Inquirer claiming that the Republican push on the debt ceiling is based in nihilism, responding with an explanation why he believes the opposite to be true.

Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Russ Diamond back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Republican publicly asked Doug Mastriano to not run for United States Senate after the State Senator teased an announcement next week. Diamond, who has been a longtime ally of Mastriano’s in Harrisburg, put out a tweet publicly asking the Senator to stand down because of the negative implications his gubernatorial run had on other elections statewide. Diamond explains his point, telling that particularly stances on issues colored other races throughout the State, with Giordano making note of how Republicans need to move forward, particularly with the issue of abortion, to win a Senate seat in the State of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling of new news involving Fetterman endorser Sean Kilkenny, Sheriff of Montgomery County, who announced recently that he will be the first in the State to go after gun shops, ensuring they are following the law. This annoys Dom as a political tactic, asking if these businesses weren’t already following the law, why the Federal government’s ATF would not have already been involved. Then, Dom returns to the topic of a coming announcement by former gubernatorial candidate, State Senator Doug Mastriano, who next week will make official a run for United States Senate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by telling of a controversy brewing over in the world of Golf after Brooks Koepka, a participant in LIV Golf, the new league financed by the Saudi government. Dom takes issue with Koepka’s allowance to compete, explaining that he would ban anybody participating in the Saudi league from competing in the PGA Tour. Then, Dom tells that today is the $10 year anniversary of a pizza bought with Bitcoin, noting that the pizza would now be valued in the hundreds of millions. Then, Dom and Dan take listeners down to the Jersey Shore, revealing the most popular t-shirt designs being sold at shore stores this summer.

Then, Dom moves into a conversation about Presidential politics, returning to the announcement by Senator Tim Scott that he’d be throwing his hat into the ring for a Republican nominee. This leads Dom into a conversation about Ron DeSantis’s presidential chances, telling that he’s feeling that voters are moving back toward Trump after some stumbles in Florida. Dom plays back a clip from the President of the NAACP, who suggests that people of color are no longer safe in the State, which Dom shrugs off as absolutely preposterous. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells Dan and listeners what shirt designs are popping up at the Shore, with Dan asking who the target demographic of these shops has become. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of Senator Tim Scott’s announcement that he’ll be throwing his hat into the ring as a Republican contender for the 2024 Presidential election. Dom tells why he very much supports the candidate, and reads back a question Scott had to field, with a reporter asking whether Scott is a virgin. Then, Dom reveals that State Senator Doug Mastriano is planning an announcement that he’ll be running for United States Senate next week. Dom explains his frustration with the decision, pointing to the negative impact that Mastriano’s radicalism held on the 2022 election.

Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, who’s recently entered into a feud with Governor Phil Murphy over a complaint filed by the Attorney General’s office that challenges the decision by Hanover Township Board of Education advising teachers to notify parents if a student is transitioning gender at school. Assemblyman Webber tweeted out a call for schools to not withhold information from children, also calling out the Governor and Attorney General for prioritizing virtue and politics over the safety of children and the decision-making of parents. Giordano and Webber discuss the negative impact of hiding such information from parents, and Webber explains what else he hopes to do to remove politics from school curricula in New Jersey. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, who’s recently entered into a feud with Governor Phil Murphy over a complaint filed by the Attorney General’s office that challenges the decision by Hanover Township Board of Education advising teachers to notify parents if a student is transitioning gender at school. Assemblyman Webber tweeted out a call for schools to not withhold information from children, also calling out the Governor and Attorney General for prioritizing virtue and politics over the safety of children and the decision-making of parents. Giordano and Webber discuss the negative impact of hiding such information from parents, and Webber explains what else he hopes to do to remove politics from school curricula in New Jersey. (Photo by Yana Paskova/Getty Images)

Dom interviews Felix, an 8-year-old, who thinks Dom's wife Roe should've never gotten rid of his beloved Barcalounger.

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 friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org. 

Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi who has some concerning news about State edicts around Coronavirus. Schepisi reveals that the Murphy administration is considering new COVID vaccine requirements for school children, running counter to suggestions by the Department of Health. Schepisi takes us through meetings held and things said behind the scenes that point to a requirement of students to receive that vaccine, which concerns both Giordano and Schepisi, with the Senator laying forth the negative implications of such a demand. Schepisi tells listeners what they can do to push back against such a requirement, and tells how she hopes to prevent this from taking effect in New Jersey.

Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, a FBI whistleblower who testified in front of Congress to the bias that's become pervasive in the FBI. Friend, who has a new book coming out in June, True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, spoke yesterday in front of elected officials, telling of his experiences as an FBI agent as the agency started pursuing parents at school board meetings and other politically biased efforts. Friend offers listeners a glimpse inside the changing law enforcement organization, and reveals the role that brass have in the politicization of the entity. Also, Friend previews his book, telling listeners where they can find it upon release. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)