Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, stops into studio for an update on his campaign. Dom begins the interview by asking Domb about the busy schedule of a Mayoral candidate, with Dom and Domb discussing the highly packed forums, which don’t allow candidates to differentiate themselves from one another. Then, Dom gives Domb a chance to differentiate himself from the other candidates, which leads both to discuss a multitude of topics, including public safety, the spike of crime particularly in the Northeast, retail theft, and the handling of the recent water crisis by the current administration.

Then, Dom introduces his Money Melody and continues on with the show, explaining why a debate is absolutely necessary for the Democratic Mayoral Primary. Then, we get our winner of the Money Melody, which kicks off an admission by Dom that one of his guilty pleasures is rapper Eminem. Also, Dom reveals that Philadelphia will no longer offer a day off from their schools on Veteran’s Day, and Dom plays the Lightning Round, asking listeners to dial in with celebrities who use a great stage name. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, stops into studio for an update on his campaign. Dom begins the interview by asking Domb about the busy schedule of a Mayoral candidate, with Dom and Domb discussing the highly packed forums, which don’t allow candidates to differentiate themselves from one another. Then, Dom gives Domb a chance to differentiate himself from the other candidates, which leads both to discuss a multitude of topics, including public safety, the spike of crime particularly in the Northeast, retail theft, and the handling of the recent water crisis by the current administration.

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with conversation on women’s sports after the interview with Riley Gaines at the end of the last hour, telling why he’s so vehemently against this infringement on Title IX, noting the importance that sport has on development of both males and females. This conversation brings Dom and Producer Dan down a strange path, with Dom reflecting to a time when schools forced kids taking swim classes to swim naked. Then, Dom tells that there have been developments in PA’s political scene, with multiple news sources revealing that Dave McCormick is going to throw his hat into the ring for a Senate seat. Also, Dom explains that he has some questions about a recent local story involving false allegations levied toward a police officer after some elected officials claimed he used a racial slur during a traffic stop, asking why these officials did not first ask to see the body cam footage themselves, instead basing their opinions off a viral video. In addition, Dom tells about a proposed regulation on window air conditioner units by Democrats, and Dan offers up his Dan Time with Dom, suggesting that listeners tune back into AppleTV’s Ted Lasso. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former 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. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on the horrific Tennessee school shooting by a transgendered individual. Dom provides further information on what’s been uncovered since the tragedy, and plays back a clip from South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds, who suggested that Congress will continue to not pursue so-called ‘Red Flag Laws.’ Then, Dom tells about the resignation of Temple University President Jason Wingard, explaining why he doesn’t believe he was the cause for the spike in violence, noting the importance of the next President to call out the leadership in Philadelphia.

Then, Dom welcomes former 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.

Producer Dan reads back a written response from Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw after she blasted one of her officers after receiving a fake video showing the officer using a racial slur in a traffic stop. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that cancel culture has a new target as they re-write novels of famous author Agatha Christie. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing news that the Camden School District plans to offer new hires a $10,000 bonus for teaching in their district. Dom tells that New Jersey’s teachers union, NJEA, has spoken out against the bonuses, pointing out how hypocritical it is to speak out against something like this while biding themselves as pro-teacher rather than pro-union. Then, Dom tells that Sea Isle City is planning to implement a curfew, explaining why he’s against a curfew as he believes it doesn’t work. Then, Dom updates the marijuana situation in New Jersey, reporting some problems in sales due to high prices, and also provides a running update of the mayoral race in Philadelphia, asking whether the police endorsement helps or hurts Democratic candidates. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on her appearance on the Pitt campus which has caused controversy on campus. Yesterday, protestors blocked the street where former NCAA athlete Riley Gaines was set to speak about her experience competing with and against transgendered individuals. Dom comments on the double-standard presented at Universities, and calls to attention a bill in the Pennsylvania statehouse that would ban dissenting speakers from campuses, largely targeting speakers with conservative ideology. Then, Dom switches gears back to the shooting in Tennessee, offering more updates on the shooter involved. Producer Dan chimes in, asking how conservatives should approach the mental health issue while still warning of the dangers of background checks and red flag laws. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the horrific school shooting in Tennessee involving a transgendered individual targeting a Christian school. Dom offers up a potential solution to an issue like this, wondering whether we should have trained individuals who can quickly respond and assist officers in these types of tragedies. Dom also discusses the media response to the incident, telling why he believes the media will continue to try and ignore as much of the story as possible because it runs counter to their usual narratives. Then, Dom asks his side question of the day, wondering who it is that has a distinct smile.

Then, Dom welcomes in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued refusal of city leaders to condemn tweets made by certain city officials condemning a police officer who allegedly used a racial slur during an arrest. On body camera footage this week, it was made very clear that the officer did not use the alleged racial slur, which even City Council members rushed to condemn and call out, sullying the officer’s reputation. Giordano wonders why Police Commissioner Outlaw nor Mayor Jim Kenney have spoken out on the incident, with McNesby telling that he’s unsurprised, telling that this kind of rhetoric is what further catalyzes anti-police rhetoric. Also, Dom and McNesby discuss the mayoral race, with Giordano asking the FOP President whether they’re closer to an endorsement, with McNesby revealing that one candidate refused a meeting with the FOP in fear of being seen entering into the headquarters. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)