Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on today’s debate between Philadelphia mayoral candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown, offering his thoughts on what he thought was a great event. Then, Dom offers an update on Bud Light after tripping up when trying to go woke, and tells a horrific story about an individual in Bucks County who received the death penalty.  

Then, Dom welcomes in Tom Crone of the Camden County GOP who has some good news about New Jersey politics, revealing that Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross is stepping aside, retiring to Florida. Crone explains why this is huge for the political scene in New Jersey, telling of the huge amount of pull that the Norcross family holds on the State’s DNC. Crone tells that there is now a power vacuum in New Jersey’s politics, which he predicts will create some interesting times, allowing stronger chances for Republicans moving forward. Also, Crone repeats that Norcross will move down to Florida, which prompts Producer Dan to chime in to point out the irony of his chosen location to settle. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing his debate at 1PM on today’s show featuring Philadelphia Mayoral candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown. Dom offers updates on the race, telling that sitting Mayor Jim Kenney, who is universally disliked, gave a soft endorsement today of Cherelle Parker, which causes Dom to ask whether this was a hit job, noting the negative effect of such an endorsement. Then, Dom switches lanes into national politics, telling about some criticism Biden has received since announcing another presidential run, facing multiple questions about his age. Also, Dom reveals that one of the biggest Democratic powerhouses nationwide, based in New Jersey, has decided to retire and move to New Jersey.

Then, Dom welcomes in Jason Nark, columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, to discuss a new column he penned noting the death of AM radios as car manufacturers phase out installing the technology in new vehicles. Nark tells what’s been happening with newly produced vehicles, explaining that the technology is being slowly phased out in lieu of FM and internet radio capability using Bluetooth and phones. Also, Nark suggests how AM radio can be used as a selling point, and suggests what this may mean for the future of conservative radio. (Photo by Kris Connor/Getty Images for Bud Light)

Full Debate | In today’s second hour, Dom hosts the final Mayoral Debate between candidates vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. Dom is joined by candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown as they debate the topics that actually concern Philadelphians, including issues of crime, quality of life, and poverty. 

Full Hour | Today, Dom spent the final hour of the Dom Giordano Program largely discussing the death of Jordan Neely and the subways of New York City, taking a call from a listener involved in the politics of the Upper East Side who tells us how things have changed under progressive leadership. This allows Dom the opportunity to tie the negative trend of Philadelphia crime to that of  New York's, explaining the negative implication of progressive policies on City safety. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody of the day, and reveals the winner of the Side Topic of the Day contest prize this week. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Curtis Sliwa, founder of New York’s Guardian Angels and former mayoral candidate for New York City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his take on the death of Jordan Neely, who was choked by an active-duty marine after showing aggression toward subway riders. Sliwa offers in-depth information that has come out regarding the incident today, also offering his thoughts on the reaction by far-left politicians such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who rushed to call the incident a murder. Sliwa also tells about some others who have had incidents with Neely that paint a different picture than that being portrayed by progressives in media. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the horrific situation that unfolded on a New York City subway that lead to the death of Jordan Neely, a homeless individual, who was choked by a Marine. Dom tells that Curtis Sliwa, recent New York City mayoral candidate, will be joining in the second hour to relay the scene in New York. Then, Dom plays back some unfoldings in Harrisburg, including the audio of State Rep. Kinkead, who went overboard in supporting a bill which may force doctors to perform gender reassignment surgery. Also, Dom tells about a new push against the usage of 'Mt. Rushmore' as a substitute for a top 4 list, and Dom and Dan offer up who they believe to be considered America's royal family. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering more commentary on Phil Murphy’s horrible hair choices, leading him to point out an ironic situation involving the New Jersey Governor’s wife, Tammy. Dom tells that a State Trooper assigned to protect the first family was told not to breastfeed while on break while at the Governor’s home, pointing out the irony and hypocrisy of Tammy, who’s number one issue has been mother’s reproductive health. Then, Dom returns to the topic of Jordan Neely’s death, previewing an upcoming interview with Curtis Sliwa.

Then, Dom welcomes Curtis Sliwa, founder of New York’s Guardian Angels and former mayoral candidate for New York City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his take on the death of Jordan Neely, who was choked by an active-duty marine after showing aggression toward subway riders. Sliwa offers in-depth information that has come out regarding the incident today, also offering his thoughts on the reaction by far-left politicians such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who rushed to call the incident a murder. Sliwa also tells about some others who have had incidents with Neely that paint a different picture than that being portrayed by progressives in media.

After that, Dom welcomes Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching on TV. First, Dom tells of his love of the Diplomat, which he started watching upon a suggestion from Zoren. This leads them down a long path and discussion about the Netflix series, with both telling why they love the series so much. Then, Dom asks for another great recommendation, with Neal telling of a new Peacock series called Mrs. Davis, which he gives negative reviews despite hype online. Neal tells he is looking forward to two upcoming AppleTV shows, Silo and High Desert, that he thinks will turn out to be pretty good series. Also, Zoren recommends British television series Silent Witness on BritBox, and tells about a trip he’s on right now to New York City to see some shows on Broadway. (Photo by 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 back Ian Prior, Senior Advisor at America First Legal and author of the new Parents of the World Unite!, onto the podcast to hear how he’s been and discuss his new book. Dom reminds listeners of Prior’s billboards throughout Philadelphia that posted radical progressive message in hopes to mock the ridiculous ideology, which got him into some hot water on social media. Then, Prior offers an update on his home county, Loudon County, which has been often in the headlines due to hyper-progressive officials forcing policies on unsuspecting parents. Also, Prior and Giordano delve into Parents of the World Unite!, with Prior telling of the great information that can be found in the book.

Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of her hearing late last week before a Common Pleas judge over documents she requested from Bucks County using the Freedom of Information act. Brock was seeking answers about school closures, requesting emails from August 2021, when the County overrode decisions made by Health Director David Damsker, who called for lax COVID restrictions, with State bureaucrats seemingly forcefully imposing stricter state guidelines. The judge hearing the case ruled partly in favor of Brock, giving the County two weeks to release the documents, and demanding they pay her lawyers $1,500 in fees. Also, Brock tells that she’ll be hosting an upcoming webinar coming up May 10th where she’ll teach other parents how to utilize Right-to-Know laws to find out what’s going on within their school hallways. 

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on a Biden administration rule that would punish mortgage borrowers with good credit scores in the guise of equity.  Garrity explains why she believes it will be a disaster, explaining that this completely undermines our credit system. Then, Dom and Garrity discuss other political topics, including the benefit for Republicans in embracing mail-in balloting while legal, and the rampant theft of small businesses driving owners out of Pennsylvania's economy. 

Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg as the State House sits in session. First, Representative White tells Dom about the voting result of HB300, a nondiscrimination bill that could force doctors to perform gender-reassignment surgery on minors or face losing their license.  Also, White tells Giordano how this would also have an impact on women’s sports, including the sharing of locker rooms cross-gender. Then, White and Giordano discuss a bill that passed through Senate that would ban the opening of safe injection sites in the state of Pennsylvania, with White explaining why this bill was proposed, and why it’s so important to pass, particularly for the citizens of Philadelphia.

Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg as the State House sits in session. First, Representative White tells Dom about the voting result of HB300, a nondiscrimination bill that could force doctors to perform gender-reassignment surgery on minors or face losing their license.  Also, White tells Giordano how this would also have an impact on women’s sports, including the sharing of locker rooms cross-gender. Then, White and Giordano discuss a bill that passed through Senate that would ban the opening of safe injection sites in the state of Pennsylvania, with White explaining why this bill was proposed, and why it’s so important to pass, particularly for the citizens of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)