Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom takes things national on the Dom Giordano Program, offering his analysis on how he expects DeSantis’s new 6-week abortion ban to effect his Presidential chances, with Dom explaining why he actually believes this to negatively impact his chances. Dom explains that a move such as this is seemingly a political move to set the stage for DeSantis’s stance on abortion, telling that the Presidential hopeful probably hopes to win over voters in say Iowa with the move. Then, Dom brings things more local, telling of a protest in Philadelphia schools over Climate Change, asking why kids are willing to protest for that cause while continuing to turn a blind eye to the implications of progressive policies on crime. This leads Dom down an education path, with Dom playing back a clip from the Central Bucks School District where one member comes under fire for calling another a Nazi.

Then, Dom welcomes Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear which shows and films are worth watching over the weekend. First, Cronick recommends Reggie on Amazon Prime, a documentary about the life of Reggie Jackson, which causes both to tell some stories of experiences they shared with the baseball legend. Also, Cronick tells why he believes Creed 3 to be the best in the series, and explains why Succession may be the best acted series ever on television. (Photo by Michael Reaves/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 Donna Scheuren back onto the podcast to discuss a letter she wrote to the Perkiomen Valley School District explaining why she’s in favor of having armed officers protect our State’s schools. First, though, Dom reminds listeners why they may recognize Donna’s name, telling of her role in keeping Souderton schools open during Coronavirus while serving in her role as a school board member, which she still holds. Then, Giordano and Rep. Scheuren delve into the topic at hand, with Donna explaining how officers in schools could indeed work, telling Dom of the way we can pay these security guards and telling of the value that these security officers would bring. Donna explains that she’d suggest that the officers considered have solid experience and background in law enforcement, suggesting retired members of the Police force from the community.

Then, Dom replays University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women’s Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert’ for looking at Lia’s genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it’s okay for women to be forced to see a biological male’s genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women’s sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology. 

Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign as he vies to be the next leader of the City. First, Dom offers Domb some extra time to give a more in-depth response to Jeff Cole’s grilling of him during Fox29’s debate in which Cole asked whether Domb was trying to buy the election, with Domb telling about his background and how he made his wealth. This leads Dom and Domb to discuss education, with both agreeing that they wished entrepreneurialism was more important when discussing children’s education. Then, Dom and Domb head into a conversation around criminal justice, with Domb explaining why he would try and work with District Attorney Larry Krasner, justifying some good things he’s done but noting the importance of handling the negative effects of his policies, such as rampant retail theft. Also, Dom and Domb discuss what to expect from the Domb campaign moving forward, and Domb directs listeners over to VoteDomb.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news of a Pentagon leak by an individual essentially looking to show off to his video game friends, telling about the negative implications of such a leak. Then, Dom tells of more violence throughout Philadelphia, calling back to a debate he had yesterday with Producer Dan.

Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign as he vies to be the next leader of the City. First, Dom offers Domb some extra time to give a more in-depth response to Jeff Cole’s grilling of him during Fox29’s debate in which Cole asked whether Domb was trying to buy the election, with Domb telling about his background and how he made his wealth. This leads Dom and Domb to discuss education, with both agreeing that they wished entrepreneurialism was more important when discussing children’s education. Then, Dom and Domb head into a conversation around criminal justice, with Domb explaining why he would try and work with District Attorney Larry Krasner, justifying some good things he’s done but noting the importance of handling the negative effects of his policies, such as rampant retail theft. Also, Dom and Domb discuss what to expect from the Domb campaign moving forward, and Domb directs listeners over to VoteDomb.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, to hear why Philadelphia’s police union has chosen to endorse Jeff Brown in the Democratic Primary for Philadelphia’s next Mayor. McNesby lays forth Brown’s extensive history of working with unions, telling that endorsements by other unions weighed into the decision they made. Then, Dom questions McNesby on the other candidates, with McNesby revealing why he believes candidates who were former council members were counterintuitive to the requests and needs of the Police, and tells why they couldn’t endorse Rebecca Rhynhart, who McNesby has said has been dishonest about an audit she did into the police department. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that have unfolded during the mayoral campaign in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Oh about past comments made about Kensington, asking how far his plans for surveillance go, with Oh explaining the overall benefit of installing cameras in certain public spaces, allowing police more tools to solve crimes. Then, Dom asks David for what differentiates his candidacy from the Democrats, with Oh explaining that he believes it will come down to who voters believe will disrupt the corrupt Philadelphia government, and he’s the only one who truly will. Also, Oh offers his analysis on the Philadelphia 76ers push to open a stadium in Chinatown, and tells his answer to the question that’s taken the mayoral race by storm… whether he’s in favor of savesies. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer that suggests Temple should be taken over by the State of Pennsylvania, with Dom point out the negative implications of such a push. Dan suggests that Temple should open a campus in the Navy Yard, and Dom suggests other avenues for Temple to pursue to help gain students.

Then, Dom welcomes in Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that have unfolded during the mayoral campaign in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Oh about past comments made about Kensington, asking how far his plans for surveillance go, with Oh explaining the overall benefit of installing cameras in certain public spaces, allowing police more tools to solve crimes. Then, Dom asks David for what differentiates his candidacy from the Democrats, with Oh explaining that he believes it will come down to who voters believe will disrupt the corrupt Philadelphia government, and he’s the only one who truly will. Also, Oh offers his analysis on the Philadelphia 76ers push to open a stadium in Chinatown, and tells his answer to the question that’s taken the mayoral race by storm… whether he’s in favor of savesies. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by telling of another marketing gaffe by a beverage company, telling that a 2021 commercial series presented by Jack Daniels has come to light highlighting and celebrating the drag community. This leads Dom to update the Bud Light story, with Producer Dan telling about some embarrassing photos that came to light featuring the marketing executive who said that the brand is looking to get away from their ‘fratty’ image. Then, Dom and Dan get into a passionate argument over the future of policing, with Dan telling why he’s come around to support surveillance efforts such as 4K, with Dom condemning his producer’s stance, telling why he fears what the government would do with heightened surveillance.

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the Krasner impeachment, revealing that Larry Krasner has asked for Justice Kevin Dougherty to recuse himself from Krasner’s appeal due to Dougherty’s past criticism of Krasner in the case of Ryan Pownall. Then, Dom tells about a Mayoral Forum last night focusing on crime, playing back clips of Helen Gym getting into it with both Jeff Brown and Cherelle Parker. Also, Dom tells that the FOP endorsement has finally been announced, revealing that Jeff Brown has now been endorsed by Philadelphia’s police union.

Then, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, to hear why Philadelphia’s police union has chosen to endorse Jeff Brown in the Democratic Primary for Philadelphia’s next Mayor. McNesby lays forth Brown’s extensive history of working with unions, telling that endorsements by other unions weighed into the decision they made. Then, Dom questions McNesby on the other candidates, with McNesby revealing why he believes candidates who were former council members were counterintuitive to the requests and needs of the Police, and tells why they couldn’t endorse Rebecca Rhynhart, who McNesby has said has been dishonest about an audit she did into the police department. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells of an effort by electric vehicle companies to ice out AM radios, which he believes to be a political move against conservative voices. (Photo by Getty Images)