In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by staying local, but stepping out of Philadelphia, discussing how Philadelphia’s crime has had an impact on suburban towns, telling of an election for District Attorney in Chester County. Then, Dom tells about a new push by the Biden administration to change how Americans buy cars, announcing a date that the administration hopes to see more than 50% of all cars sold as electric vehicles. Dom tells of his issues with such a proposition, with callers ringing in with great questions, such as how something like this would work in a city environment. Then, Dom talks about the Republican primary for the 2024 Presidential election, playing back an announcement by Tim Scott, who’s considering throwing his hat into the ring with a run against Trump and DeSantis. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis of the first debate between Philadelphia Mayoral candidates which aired last night on Fox29. Dom offers his review of the individual candidates, explaining why he believes candidate Amen Brown did well even with a gaffe near the end of the debate. Then, Dom tells about the other candidates, explaining why he disagrees with an assessment by the Inquirer that candidate Cherelle Parker came out the winner.

Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Amen Brown onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss yesterday’s debate on Fox29. First, Dom and Brown discuss the format of the debate, talking about the organization of candidates on the stage and the ‘yes’ and ‘no’ questions that candidates were asked to answer, with Amen noting his appreciation of the style and the way it forced candidates to expose themselves and their personality. Then, Dom goes in depth into Brown’s platform, focusing particularly on his stance on criminal justice and public safety, with Amen telling why he’d like to see neighborhood police officers and a ban to ski masks. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom returns to a conversation centered on local politics on the Dom Giordano Program, offering more of a review of yesterday’s debate between Democratic candidates vying to be Philadelphia’s next mayor. Then, Dom takes a call from an Irish listener who takes umbrage with Joe Biden representing himself as an Irish Catholic, telling the many issues that the President supports that run counter to the beliefs of Irish Catholics. Then, throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Biden administrations continued push to normalize electric vehicles, and Dom play’s his Money Melody, playing back a clip of a legendary country singer singing under a pseudonym. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano plays back a clip from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro from an appearance this morning on Morning Joe, where Shapiro pleaded that we could be doing better in keeping children safe by banning guns. Dom takes umbrage with this, pointing to the multiple opportunities the Governor has squandered to keep Philadelphians safe. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program 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. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with a local slant, telling that a new study suggests that Center City is the safest portion of the City, with Dom explaining why he continues to believes it to be unsafe, pointing to multiple examples of crimes in the City's heart. Also, Dom returns to his analysis of the Philadelphia mayoral race, explaining what he expects to see in the first debate, airing tonight on Fox29. Also, Dom offers up his Money Melody, and decides the winner of the side topic of the day, asking listeners for failed advertising campaigns. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano wonders what in the world is happening with the FOP endorsement after hearing word that a decision has indeed been made, but tells why he believes there's been no announcement from either Philadelphia's police union or the candidate endorsed. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new order by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who re-wrote the rules on whether a college degree is necessary for certain government-paid positions within the state of New Jersey. Then, Dom tells of DeSantis’s stance on abortion, telling of his effort to get ahead of the 2024 Presidential election with a new abortion bill that limits allowance to 6 weeks for those not affected by rape, incest, or human trafficking. Also, Dom tells of a new analysis of the MLB that suggests that hitting and home runs are up due to climate change. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by asking whether listeners agree with him in his assessment that the Phillies receiving an award for winning the NL but losing the World Series is similar to participation trophies. This leads Dom and Dan into a discussion about other participation trophies, with Dom explaining why he believes both a Grammy and an Emmy is the music and television equivalent to participation awards. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the Louisville shooting, playing back reaction from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, which Dom dissects, telling how Shapiro has been counterintuitive to solving a public safety crisis in Pennsylvania. Also, Dom tells of the success of the new Super Mario movie, and explains frustration with changes made to Disney’s The Little Mermaid.

Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program 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. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the tragic incident in Kentucky which a shooter shot 4 dead inside a Louisville bank. Then, Dom, after playing his Money Melody for the day, hops into the topic of abortion, explaining again why he believes Conservatives will be unable to win on a radical stance on abortion. Also, Dom plays his Lightning Round for the side question, asking today for siblings who are close to one another in either skill or fame. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)