Dom Giordano and producer Dan Borowski, an artificial Christmas tree advocate, discuss the optimal time to buy, decorate, and put out the Christmas tree. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple different issues she’s uncovered using ‘Right-to-Know’ requests and internet sleuthing. First, Brock and Giordano discuss comments made by a Doctor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Policy Lab where the Doctor tried assigning a new definition to ‘parent,’ trying to encompass any trusted grown adult as an advocate for the child. Giordano and Brock explain what they find wrong with the comment as the push continues to remove the rights of parents when determining the best for their children. Also, Brock tells what she’s learned about a new push for the return of masking in public places, offering up that she believes it to be a nothing-burger as society has hopefully moved on from the restrictive demands of masking. Then, Brock comments on what’s going on within schools, and tells what she’s learned about the progressive infusion of politics into public education. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that, if Councilperson Helen Gym becomes Mayor, he would seriously consider moving out of the City of Philadelphia for the first time in his life... something he wouldn't even consider with a do-nothing Mayor like Kenney. (Photo by Bill McCay/Getty Images for MoveOn.org)

State Representative Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City and where he sees things go from here with the impeachment of Larry Krasner and what he sees moving forward with the end of Mayor Jim Kenney’s reign nearing. Brown offers his thoughts on the criminal justice discussion, telling of the negatives of the hyper-progressive ‘defund the police’ style of addressing the very important issue. Rep. Brown, who’s calling from a police station while attending a Thanksgiving luncheon, stresses the importance of police morale and the need for all instruments of government to work together. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an article in the Inquirer about the negative implications of Uber and Lyft on the taxi industry, reflecting on the scene as cops on horseback tried to prevent the Uber and Lyft industry from first coming to Philadelphia. Giordano expresses his support for Uber and Lyft, telling that the two companies are a reflection of Capitalism and supply and demand. Then, Giordano tells about a release by Biden Chief of Staff Ron Klain which offers bullet points for conversations at the Thanksgiving table centered around promoting the Biden administration, with Dom explaining why he feels all political conversation should be left off the table. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that three of his least favorite celebrities have converged, telling that Howard Stern appeared on today’s Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough promoting an upcoming interview on HBO with Bruce Springsteen. This leads Dom and Dan to discuss the selling out by the, politician, radio host and musician, with Dom relaying an admission by Springsteen to Stern that his blue collar nature is an act. Then, Dom introduces his side topic of the day, asking his traditional question for this show, asking listeners for three guests they’d like at their Thanksgiving tables.

After that, State Representative Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City and where he sees things go from here with the impeachment of Larry Krasner and what he sees moving forward with the end of Mayor Jim Kenney’s reign nearing. Brown offers his thoughts on the criminal justice discussion, telling of the negatives of the hyper-progressive ‘defund the police’ style of addressing the very important issue. Rep. Brown, who’s calling from a police station while attending a Thanksgiving luncheon, stresses the importance of police morale and the need for all instruments of government to work together. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano mentions that John Mellencamp was spotted at the recent game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Indianapolis Colts and comments on his very tall pompadour. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame) 

Dom welcomes Real Clear Pennsylvania Editor Charles McElwee onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss comments he made on the Ricochet Podcast, telling that he thinks the Republicans overbid a bit on the issue of crime, explaining that suburban voters didn’t value the issue on the level that Republicans had expected. McElwee tells why he believes this, telling what he’s heard from suburban voters who have only a distant memory now of regularly coming and commuting into Philadelphia. McElwee tells that this has led voters to care less about the crime in the City, and the Republicans could have gained more ground speaking on other, more relatable issues. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Dave White, former candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. White, also a long-time political powerhouse in his native Delaware County, tells Giordano what should have been done differently by Republicans in the midterms, with White honing in on a change of messaging, particularly on the issue of abortion. Then, Dom delves into the co-opting of issues by the Democratic Party, asking how White would have navigated the Democratic Party’s tendency to twist Republican stances on issues. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes New Jersey Assemblywoman Beth Sawyer onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a two-hour debate that played out on the New Jersey Assembly floor over a new bill designated to update the State’s existing concealed carry rules, seeking to establish various handgun-free zones including schools, universities, bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, and other government-owned and religious properties. Sawyer took issue with the proposal, discussing the constitutionality of banning firearms particularly in places like synagogues, where there has been a recent spike in violent hate crimes. (Photo by Getty Images)