In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on a great interview he had yesterday with Riley Gaines, a former collegiate swimmer who’s made national news on a regular basis after standing up against the inclusion of Trans individuals in women’s sports. This causes Dom to tell about the newest actions by Bud Light, telling that the controversial beer brand is now sponsoring drag shows involving children. Then, Dom tells about a push by South Philadelphia liberals to ‘behead’ the Christopher Columbus statue at Marconi Plaza, which has been a frequent topic of discussion on the Dom Giordano Program.

Then, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Mothers for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued pushback her organization has received since announcing that their huge annual convention will be happening right here in Philadelphia. This week, the Southern Poverty Law Center called them a ‘hate group,’ which Dom finds absolutely ridiculous after developing a relationship with Tina and her co-founder, noting how honorable it is for mothers to get involved in politics after seeing changes made in their schools. That said, yesterday, the Inquirer published an article noting that employees of the Museum of the American Revolution have revolted against leadership, expressing disappointment that M4L is allowed to hold a cocktail party kicking off the weekend of events. To find out more about Mothers for Liberty’s upcoming 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, head to momsforliberty.org/summit23. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued plume of smoke enveloping Philadelphia and the eastern portion of the United States from Canadian wildfires, telling that trash collection in Philadelphia has been paused due to air quality issues. That said, Dom asks listeners who they think still have to work, with a listener correctly dialing in with the PPA, which prompts Dom to tell that PPA workers are indeed working through the smoke. Then Dom tells about pushback that the Mothers for Liberty organization has received over their Philadelphia event, telling that now the Museum of the American Revolution is protesting their allowance to hold cocktail party at the museum. Also, Dom tells that former Vice President Mike Pence has thrown his hat into the ring as a Republican presidential nominee in 2024, and offers an update on the protestor arrested in Reading, PA. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Terry Strada, National Chair of 9/11 Families United onto the Dom Giordano Program after her organization released a statement responding to the news that the PGA Tour will merge with LIV Golf, after the American organization condemned the Saudi organization in court multiple times. Strada, who represents multiple families still suffering the results of the worst domestic terrorist attack in recent history, explains how she and others in her group felt when they heard this news, explaining her deep love for America’s longest pastime and the concern of the Saudi’s sportswashing using the sport. (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing the decision by Philadelphia Public Schools to require masks for students for ‘Particle Days,’ with a thick layer of smoke covering Philadelphia due to Canadian wildfires. Then, Dom plays back a clip from PGA/LIV golfer Bryson DeChambeau, who responds with ‘nobody’s perfect’ when pressed on the death of Jamal Khashoggi. This leads Dom to exploit the absolute hypocrisy displayed by PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, playing back a clip from June of last year in which he called out the Saudi ties to 9/11.

Then, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a national advocate for women’s sports, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what she’s been up to recently as the strongest voice speaking out against the inclusion of Trans individuals in female sports. Riley tells about her campaign of asking powerful women in sports to speak alongside her, providing an update on whether she’s heard back from any of these power players including Mia Hamm, the Williams sisters, and Ronda Rousey. Gaines takes Dom and listeners into the locker room she shared with Penn swimmer Lia Thomas, telling in-depth her experience and surprise when she saw the Trans swimmer disrobe nearby. Also, Gaines tells about her relationship with Penn swimmer Paula Scanlan, and tells where you can find all her great work. (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a national advocate for women’s sports, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what she’s been up to recently as the strongest voice speaking out against the inclusion of Trans individuals in female sports. Riley tells about her campaign of asking powerful women in sports to speak alongside her, providing an update on whether she’s heard back from any of these power players including Mia Hamm, the Williams sisters, and Ronda Rousey. Gaines takes Dom and listeners into the locker room she shared with Penn swimmer Lia Thomas, telling in-depth her experience and surprise when she saw the Trans swimmer disrobe nearby. Also, Gaines tells about her relationship with Penn swimmer Paula Scanlan, and tells where you can find all her great work.  (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in SEPTA Police Chief Chuck Lawson onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the new Chief hopes to implement to create a safer environment on Philadelphia’s public transit. First, Dom and Lawson discuss an initiative that’s been making local headlines, a call to ban ‘shiestys,’ the black ski-masks you often see on news reports worn by criminals concealing their identity. Lawson first tells about his history, telling that he’s been a local cop for around 30 years before his ascension to SEPTA Chief, explaining how he hopes to use his experience. Then, Lawson offers his expertise and opinion in assessing the current environment in society as things seem to trend toward more lawlessness. Dom and Chief Lawson run through multiple issues plaguing our public transit, and Lawson offers a measured approach in answering all of Giordano’s qualms. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of an announcement from the Philadelphia Public Schools that students will again be required to mask, which he questions, asking if we’re moving out of the pandemic, back to normal, why are we still masking kids? Then, Dom tells about a trade involving Philadelphia Flyer Ivan Provorov, reading back commentary from Philadelphia Inquirer Mike Sielski who suggested the Defenseman was moved due to his recent display of anti-LGBT behavior in protesting a Flyers Pride Night.

Then, Dom welcomes in SEPTA Police Chief Chuck Lawson onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the new Chief hopes to implement to create a safer environment on Philadelphia’s public transit. First, Dom and Lawson discuss an initiative that’s been making local headlines, a call to ban ‘shiestys,’ the black ski-masks you often see on news reports worn by criminals concealing their identity. Lawson first tells about his history, telling that he’s been a local cop for around 30 years before his ascension to SEPTA Chief, explaining how he hopes to use his experience. Then, Lawson offers his expertise and opinion in assessing the current environment in society as things seem to trend toward more lawlessness. Dom and Chief Lawson run through multiple issues plaguing our public transit, and Lawson offers a measured approach in answering all of Giordano’s qualms.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes anonymous writer Peachy Keenan onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book Domestic Extremist: The Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War. The new book, which Keenan describes as a travel guide for those who feel trapped in the culture war era, explains why she believes conservatives need to become more ‘extreme’ by becoming more ‘domestic.’ Keenan further explains the purpose of the book, noting that the term ‘domestic extremist,’ when viewed through the today’s Overton Window, contains the matriarch in a traditional family. Also, Dom provides an update on the continued effort by Republicans to send illegal immigrants to heavily blue areas, and Dom updates the situation in Norristown, as town officials prepare to send their homeless to the Villanova campus. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, FBI Whistleblower and author of the upcoming True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the news surrounding FBI head Christopher Wray, who faces a potential contempt hearing after holding documents and information related to Joe and Hunter Biden and the bias within the FBI. First, Friend tells how his life has been since testifying in front of Congress, blowing the whistle on how certain investigations related to politics were hampered by biased leadership. Then, Friend offers his thoughts on the topic at hand, explaining what Wray can and cannot do, and tells of the accountability he feels the leader may face from Congress. Also, Friend takes us inside the organization, telling what he believes lead to a shift in bias, and takes us inside his book, offering examples of bias he witness while serving as a Special Agent within the FBI. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano plays back and comments on a clip from the Harrisburg floor this week in which Rep. David Delloso called those outside of a Union 'freeloading scabs.' (Photo by Getty Images)