Dom welcomes back incredible local reporter Steve Keeley of Fox29 to discuss the weekend of violence that played out across the City. First, though, Steve offers his answer for the side question, asking for great name changes through history, offering up Caryn Elaine Johnson, aka Whoopi Goldberg which prompts a conversation about the View host. Then, Keeley provides in-depth details about multiple instances of crime that played out across the region, first giving an update on information he’s learned about 3 people hospitalized after a similar group of street racers that killed in Wildwood gathered at the Willow Grove Mall. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in one of his favorite fiction authors Nelson DeMille onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest installment in the John Corey Series, The Maze, where a former NYPD detective finds himself involved in a dangerous hunt for a Long Island serial killer from the early 2000s. DeMille, a widely-renowned author, has been facing some negative criticism for the lack of political correctness in Detective John Corey, his main character, and tells why he doesn’t mind the negative pushback because with it comes underlying positivity. In addition to telling us about his newest book, DeMille suggests who he’d like to see play the main character if the series were turned into a television series.

Then, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Councilman faced some pushback on Twitter for suggesting that these roving gangs of dirt bikes and ATVs are regularly armed. Later, after getting blasted for his thoughts, news broke of two ridiculous situations that played out in Philadelphia, with a pack of off-roaders first shooting a security guard after the South Street Festival, then the next day surrounding a police cruiser, smashing the windows with rocks. Oh expresses his disappointment with the situation, telling of his frustration with the disingenuous nature of those who say that by enforcing certain laws is racist, explaining that no matter your skin color, everybody wants and expects safety in their City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in one of his favorite fiction authors Nelson DeMille onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest installment in the John Corey Series, The Maze, where a former NYPD detective finds himself involved in a dangerous hunt for a Long Island serial killer from the early 2000s. DeMille, a widely-renowned author, has been facing some negative criticism for the lack of political correctness in Detective John Corey, his main character, and tells why he doesn’t mind the negative pushback because with it comes underlying positivity. In addition to telling us about his newest book, DeMille suggests who he’d like to see play the main character if the series were turned into a television series.

Then, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Councilman faced some pushback on Twitter for suggesting that these roving gangs of dirt bikes and ATVs are regularly armed. Later, after getting blasted for his thoughts, news broke of two ridiculous situations that played out in Philadelphia, with a pack of off-roaders first shooting a security guard after the South Street Festival, then the next day surrounding a police cruiser, smashing the windows with rocks. Oh expresses his disappointment with the situation, telling of his frustration with the disingenuous nature of those who say that by enforcing certain laws is racist, explaining that no matter your skin color, everybody wants and expects safety in their City. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of Talkers Magazine, back onto Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unfair expose that CBS Sunday Morning ran on conservative radio, trying to paint a picture that conservatives hosts are arbiters of hate. While both Harrison and Giordano sat for long interviews with host Jim Axelrod, unlike Dom, Harrison made the cut as the producers took his words out of context to help further their divisive point about talk radio and conservatives. Harrison takes us inside his interview, and tells the points he was trying to make in painting a very fair picture of the positives produced by talk radio. Harrison explains that he doesn’t consider himself a conservative, rather an ally to the moderate sects of both the Democratic and Republican Party, and tells why he was so frustrated to be taken out of context in a segment which portrayed itself as promoting unity while exuding divisiveness. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Michael Harrison, Founder and Publisher of Talkers Magazine, back onto Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unfair expose that CBS Sunday Morning ran on conservative radio, trying to paint a picture that conservatives hosts are arbiters of hate. While both Harrison and Giordano sat for long interviews with host Jim Axelrod, unlike Dom, Harrison made the cut as the producers took his words out of context to help further their divisive point about talk radio and conservatives. Harrison takes us inside his interview, and tells the points he was trying to make in painting a very fair picture of the positives produced by talk radio. Harrison explains that he doesn’t consider himself a conservative, rather an ally to the moderate sects of both the Democratic and Republican Party, and tells why he was so frustrated to be taken out of context in a segment which portrayed itself as promoting unity while exuding divisiveness. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple stories that unfolded over the weekend, first telling of a CBS Sunday Morning story on the ‘divisive nature’ of conservative radio, which he was interviewed for. Dom sat down with Jim Axelrod for about an hour and a half telling about the positivity of talk radio in a very rational discussion. Dom explains how much he enjoyed the conversation, but explains how it must’ve not painted the divisive picture that CBS was trying to paint in their expose. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the weekend of fantastic Philadelphia sports, with the Phillies winning the NLDS against the Atlanta Braves, and the Eagles sustaining an early lead to take a win against heated rivals, the Dallas Cowboys. Dom tells that Jill Biden was booed at the game, but the NBC broadcast showed the crowd cheering, and expresses his frustration with the continued support that Philadelphia shows rapper Meek Mill.

Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming event featuring Matt and Mercedes Schlapp in the local county, two very influential figures in the Trump presidency. First, though, Dom asks Liz about some developments centered around the SCOTUS decision on Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballots, telling how the Montgomery County GOP plans to hold true to the decision that says ballots that are undated should not be counted. Then, Dom asks Liz for some information about the event coming up with the Schlapps, which she tells will be Wednesday October 26th at the Normandy Farm Hotel, with more information at MontgomeryCountyGOP.com. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple stories that unfolded over the weekend, first telling of a CBS Sunday Morning story on the ‘divisive nature’ of conservative radio, which he was interviewed for. Dom sat down with Jim Axelrod for about an hour and a half telling about the positivity of talk radio in a very rational discussion. Dom explains how much he enjoyed the conversation, but explains how it must’ve not painted the divisive picture that CBS was trying to paint in their expose. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the weekend of fantastic Philadelphia sports, with the Phillies winning the NLDS against the Atlanta Braves, and the Eagles sustaining an early lead to take a win against heated rivals, the Dallas Cowboys. Dom tells that Jill Biden was booed at the game, but the NBC broadcast showed the crowd cheering, and expresses his frustration with the continued support that Philadelphia shows rapper Meek Mill.

Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming event featuring Matt and Mercedes Schlapp in the local county, two very influential figures in the Trump presidency. First, though, Dom asks Liz about some developments centered around the SCOTUS decision on Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballots, telling how the Montgomery County GOP plans to hold true to the decision that says ballots that are undated should not be counted. Then, Dom asks Liz for some information about the event coming up with the Schlapps, which she tells will be Wednesday October 26th at the Normandy Farm Hotel, with more information at MontgomeryCountyGOP.com. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming event featuring Matt and Mercedes Schlapp in the local county, two very influential figures in the Trump presidency. First, though, Dom asks Liz about some developments centered around the SCOTUS decision on Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballots, telling how the Montgomery County GOP plans to hold true to the decision that says ballots that are undated should not be counted. Then, Dom asks Liz for some information about the event coming up with the Schlapps, which she tells will be Wednesday October 26th at the Normandy Farm Hotel, with more information at MontgomeryCountyGOP.com. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming event featuring Matt and Mercedes Schlapp in the local county, two very influential figures in the Trump presidency. First, though, Dom asks Liz about some developments centered around the SCOTUS decision on Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballots, telling how the Montgomery County GOP plans to hold true to the decision that says ballots that are undated should not be counted. Then, Dom asks Liz for some information about the event coming up with the Schlapps, which she tells will be Wednesday October 26th at the Normandy Farm Hotel, with more information at MontgomeryCountyGOP.com. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in one of his favorite fiction authors Nelson DeMille onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest installment in the John Corey Series, The Maze, where a former NYPD detective finds himself involved in a dangerous hunt for a Long Island serial killer from the early 2000s. DeMille, a widely-renowned author, has been facing some negative criticism for the lack of political correctness in Detective John Corey, his main character, and tells why he doesn’t mind the negative pushback because with it comes underlying positivity. In addition to telling us about his newest book, DeMille suggests who he’d like to see play the main character if the series were turned into a television series. (Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images for SiriusXM)