In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Fallon Zecca and Chris Gramm of Karens for Hire, a group dedicated to holding customer service representatives and companies responsible after a customer has been wronged. The group, who has done radio rounds, though, has recently seen their information and interviews removed due to the term ‘Karen’ now being deemed offensive. Gramm and Zecca, who have become victims of the policing of language, lay forth the purpose of Karens for Hire, telling Dom of the successes they’ve had in receiving fair resolutions for their clients.

Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing multiple topics, first going over to the world of sports based on our side topic, asking for pioneers in their industries, telling about the Gogolak brothers who were the first to kick a football like a soccer ball. This leads into a discussion about the new mascot for the Washington Commanders, with Dan reporting how even local fans are over the name change and want to return to the ‘Redskins’ moniker. Then, Dom offers his analysis of this year’s Mummers Parade, playing back a clip of a funny satirical group that took a shot at our Mayor, Police Commissioner, and District Attorney.  (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a news dump that happened on Friday evening, telling that a Commonwealth Court Judge has ruled that there’s not enough proof of misconduct to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, in effect throwing out the effort by State legislatures to remove the DA who has allowed Philadelphia to turn incredibly violent. Then, Dom tells about a poll held by a Twitter personality asking for the best crime reporters in Philadelphia, which kicks off a conversation with Producer Dan about the general lack of reporting by traditional media. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the passing of Barbara Walters, reliving a moment he spent with her at a book signing for a mutual friend, and offering his respect for her vision with The View, even though he disagrees with most of the viewpoints on the show. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

12:00 - Dom starts off by paying tribute to Pele. He moves to Philly Crime Watch and their unbiased coverage on what goes on in the city. So why is it that somebody is trying to burn down Carpenter’s Hall?

12:10 - Who is your best “one named” person? “Karen” is being banned now. 

12:15 - What is the link between fentanyl influx and the Tylenol shortage? 

12:20 - Fetterman Update! Absolutely no sign of him, shocker.

12:25 - What grade would you give Tom Wolf on his job as governor?

12:35 - Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies. Name calling is a strategy for those who don’t have an argument.

12:50 - They caught the University of Idaho murderer in the Pocono mountains. Now there are increased fights at Disney World and the mouse is not happy. Would you like to see Michael Nutter return as mayor?

1:00 - Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?

1:20 -  The Robert Morris statue was vandalized for being a slave trader, despite being a financier of the Revolutionary War and the U.S. banking system. 

1:25 - What are the predictions for top baby names in 2023?

1:35 - Marshalls in downtown Philly will close its doors after this year as the “shoplifting tax” grows.

1:40 - GET THE NAME RIGHT!

1:45 - Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?

2:00 - Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year. 

2:15 - Will DeSantis run for President?

2:20 - Drag Queen Story Hour! Libraries will reject Kirk Cameron’s Christian readings but welcome drag in between the bookcases. Kirk has bounced back however, and business is booming because of it.

2:25 - Give us your conservative film recommendations for the new year so we can host more watch parties!

2:30 - What is the ‘one name’ in sports?

2:35 - Is soccer overtaking hockey in terms of popularity?

2:45 - The Lightning Round! 

2:50 - This week’s winner and New Years Plans

2:00 - Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year. 

2:15 - Will DeSantis run for President?

2:20 - Drag Queen Story Hour! Libraries will reject Kirk Cameron’s Christian readings but welcome drag in between the bookcases. Kirk has bounced back however, and business is booming because of it.

2:25 - Give us your conservative film recommendations for the new year so we can host more watch parties!

2:30 - What is the ‘one name’ in sports?

2:35 - Is soccer overtaking hockey in terms of popularity?

2:45 - The Lightning Round! 

2:50 - This week’s winner and New Years Plans

Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year.

Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?

1:00 - Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?

1:20 -  The Robert Morris statue was vandalized for being a slave trader, despite being a financier of the Revolutionary War and the U.S. banking system. 

1:25 - What are the predictions for top baby names in 2023?

1:35 - Marshalls in downtown Philly will close its doors after this year as the “shoplifting tax” grows.

1:40 - GET THE NAME RIGHT!

1:45 - Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?

Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?

Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies.

12:00 - Dom starts off by paying tribute to Pele. He moves to Philly Crime Watch and their unbiased coverage on what goes on in the city. So why is it that somebody is trying to burn down Carpenter’s Hall?

12:10 - Who is your best “one named” person? “Karen” is being banned now. 

12:15 - What is the link between fentanyl influx and the Tylenol shortage? 

12:20 - Fetterman Update! Absolutely no sign of him, shocker.

12:25 - What grade would you give Tom Wolf on his job as governor?

12:35 - Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies. Name calling is a strategy for those who don’t have an argument.

12:50 - They caught the University of Idaho murderer in the Pocono mountains. Now there are increased fights at Disney World and the mouse is not happy. Would you like to see Michael Nutter return as mayor?