Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Audacy MLB Insider and NY Post Columnist Jon Heyman onto the Dom Giordano Program after penning a piece arguing that the Houston Astros don’t deserve the ire of Philadelphia Phillies fans after their cheating scandal, writing that there were multiple teams that had similar allegations levied against them, as well. Giordano and Heyman discuss the commentary, with both going into the reputation of Philadelphia fans and the stereotypes regularly levied at the City. Then, Giordano and Heyman delve into analysis of the games on the field, with Heyman predicting what he thinks will happen in the World Series.

Then, Harry Donahue, longtime voice of Temple University sports, checks in following the Jon Heyman interview, offering his perspective on the most common Philadelphia stereotype. Harry takes us back to the fateful day when a drunken Santa took to the Philadelphia Eagles field and was met with snowballs from fans in the stands. Then, Harry updates the audience as to what he’s been up to after switching from radio to television, and previews what to expect from Owls basketball this season. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Rep. Frank X. Ryan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter that he penned to the Wolf administration concerning the strength of the integrity of our elections. Representative Ryan tells about the letter, addressed to Acting Secretary Leigh Chapman, which calls into question the process used to verify the votes after a 2018 Directive that instructs counties to register voters with no verification of identity. Rep. Ryan explains what this means for election security, and tells why he hopes to find answers and get this figured out before the 2022 Election next week.

Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County’s GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for more on election integrity, discussing with Preate-Havey the changes to rules centered on drop box voting. Preate-Havey reveals that new guidelines enforce that those utilizing drop boxes only drop one ballot at a time, telling that any time multiple ballots are cast, any invalid ballots will be stamped and mailed to the DA to handle. Preate-Havey tells that there will be poll workers officiating at the drop boxes, making sure that voters only drop one ballot. Then, Preate-Havey and Giordano discuss differences in drop box rules from county to county, with Liz stressing the importance of uniformity in drop box rules. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Audacy MLB Insider and NY Post Columnist Jon Heyman onto the Dom Giordano Program after penning a piece arguing that the Houston Astros don’t deserve the ire of Philadelphia Phillies fans after their cheating scandal, writing that there were multiple teams that had similar allegations levied against them, as well. Giordano and Heyman discuss the commentary, with both going into the reputation of Philadelphia fans and the stereotypes regularly levied at the City. Then, Giordano and Heyman delve into analysis of the games on the field, with Heyman predicting what he thinks will happen in the World Series. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Rep. Frank X. Ryan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter that he penned to the Wolf administration concerning the strength of the integrity of our elections. Representative Ryan tells about the letter, addressed to Acting Secretary Leigh Chapman, which calls into question the process used to verify the votes after a 2018 Directive that instructs counties to register voters with no verification of identity. Rep. Ryan explains what this means for election security, and tells why he hopes to find answers and get this figured out before the 2022 Election next week. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano by previewing what’s coming up on today’s show, telling first about a situation out at West Chester University concerning Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Then, Giordano offers up some polling results, telling that Republicans have made great strides with the suburban women demographic, telling why this is proof that former President Trump should remain off Twitter. Dom continues with the topic, asking what topics are turning suburban women off to the Democratic party. Then, Dom gives a recap of a CNN interview between Don Lemon and Democratic PA Senate candidate John Fetterman, playing back a clip where Don suggests that Fetterman was much better cognitively than he had expected entering into the interview.

Then, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dr. Mehmet Oz, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program while on the final stretch of his campaign before Election Day. Today, Giordano and Oz discuss the Democratic attempt to reframe the narrative around crime, with Oz telling why that issue is so important to Pennsylvanians. Then, Dr. Oz gets into the detrimental nature of progressive policies that would come with John Fetterman, and tells of the importance of getting out to vote. Also, Dr. Oz updates Giordano and listeners on where he spent the weekend, and previews an upcoming appearance with Dom Giordano on Election Eve, and tells about another rally tomorrow in Bucks County. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some surprising polling results in battleground states by CBS, which suggests that voters believe many Democrats put the needs of immigrants over the needs of Americans. Then, Giordano tells about the media narrative centered around crime in the election, playing back a clip from Al Sharpton minimizing the spike in crime statistics, with the MSNBC host arguing that Republicans are twisting and exploiting numbers for political purposes.

Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program while on the final stretch of his campaign before Election Day. Today, Giordano and Oz discuss the Democratic attempt to reframe the narrative around crime, with Oz telling why that issue is so important to Pennsylvanians. Then, Dr. Oz gets into the detrimental nature of progressive policies that would come with John Fetterman, and tells of the importance of getting out to vote. Also, Dr. Oz updates Giordano and listeners on where he spent the weekend, and previews an upcoming appearance with Dom Giordano on Election Eve, and tells about another rally tomorrow in Bucks County. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, asking about the lasting political implications of a bear hug shared by Chris Christie and President Barack Obama. Then, Dom updates the situation centered on mail-in balloting in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania for the midterm elections, telling that fewer than half of those who requested in the 2020 election have requested in the midterm election. This leads Dom into a long discussion centered on the Pennsylvania Senate and Gubernatorial races, sprinkled together with some commentary on the attack of Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi. Then, Dom tells about an Asbury Park Pizzeria that released a Pumpkin Spice pizza, and explains why he vehemently disagrees with people who swear that fall is the best season of the year. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes New York Post columnist Adam Coleman, author of Black Victim to Black Victor and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his column he penned this weekend for the Post in which he writes how the media lied to him about Conservatives. Coleman, an African-American man, decided to do a deeper dive into politics following the George Floyd protests and found that much of the rhetoric that conservatives are ‘racist’ is largely fabricated by a Left-leaning media for political purposes. Coleman explains his point, discussing the policies propagated by Democrats that actually hurt communities of color, focusing largely on school choice and the prioritization of school unions over the needs of parents necessitating help. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)