Dom Giordano continues his live broadcast from outside Citizens Bank Park prior to the first Phillies playoff game since 2011, welcoming in 1210WPHT host and SaveJersey.com’s Matt Rooney to discuss the decision by Doctor Oz to support President Joe Biden’s decision to expunge the records of low-level marijuana offenders, which Dom supports strategically for the Republican candidate. Then, Matt and Dom discuss a new push by New Jersey Senate Democrats to introduce a new package of gun control bills for the state of New Jersey. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano broadcasted live from outside Citizen’s Bank Park in preview of the Philadelphia Phillies first home playoff game since 2011. First, Dom sticks within the world of sports, playing back a clip from Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, who laid into a reporter after asking whether he and Mike Tomlin have bonded over their skin color. Then, Dom plays back a clip from today’s Morning Joe, in which host Joe Scarborough tells that Philadelphia is much more dangerous than liberals like to pretend. Then, Dom gives the results of the most recent Trafalgar polling, telling of gains made by the Dr. Oz camp in the Senate race, and explains his continued frustration with Mastriano’s campaign strategy. (Photo by Adam Hagy/Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano broadcasted live from outside Citizen’s Bank Park in preview of the Philadelphia Phillies first home playoff game since 2011. First, Dom sticks within the world of sports, playing back a clip from Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, who laid into a reporter after asking whether he and Mike Tomlin have bonded over their skin color. Then, Dom plays back a clip from today’s Morning Joe, in which host Joe Scarborough tells that Philadelphia is much more dangerous than liberals like to pretend. Then, Dom gives the results of the most recent Trafalgar polling, telling of gains made by the Dr. Oz camp in the Senate race, and explains his continued frustration with Mastriano’s campaign strategy. (Photo by Adam Hagy/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano continues his broadcast live from Citizens Bank Park for the first Philadelphia Phillies playoff game since 2011. First, Dom tells of Mayor Kenney’s response to the news that Wawa is closing two of its stores closest to City Hall, with the Mayor trying to argue that it’s not a bad omen, which prompts Dan to ask when city officials will finally wake up. Then, Dom welcomes in legendary Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel to discuss today’s game, being that he was the manager when the Phillies last made a playoff appearance back in 2011. First, Dom asks Charlie about his new t-shirt company, with Charlie explaining the new attempt to raise money for charity. Then, Dom and Charlie jump into a conversation about today’s game, with Dom asking Charlie about his thoughts and analysis, with Charlie breaking down the lineup and today’s pitcher Aaron Nola. After that, Phillies Director of Fun John Brazer stops by the show to tell us what to look forward to with these playoff home games, including regular block parties featuring some Philadelphia Phillies greats. 1:30 Then, Dom welcomes Congressional Candidate Dave Galluch onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his debate this week against Mary Gay Scanlon. In the debate, Scanlon denied any allegiance to the Defund Police movement, which is seemingly false after multiple instances of support shown by the sitting Congresswoman. Then, Neal Zoren checks in for his regular Friday appearance to tell us what’s worth watching. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano continues his broadcast live from Citizens Bank Park for the first Philadelphia Phillies playoff game since 2011. First, Dom tells of Mayor Kenney’s response to the news that Wawa is closing two of its stores closest to City Hall, with the Mayor trying to argue that it’s not a bad omen, which prompts Dan to ask when city officials will finally wake up. Then, Dom welcomes in legendary Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel to discuss today’s game, being that he was the manager when the Phillies last made a playoff appearance back in 2011. First, Dom asks Charlie about his new t-shirt company, with Charlie explaining the new attempt to raise money for charity. Then, Dom and Charlie jump into a conversation about today’s game, with Dom asking Charlie about his thoughts and analysis, with Charlie breaking down the lineup and today’s pitcher Aaron Nola. After that, Phillies Director of Fun John Brazer stops by the show to tell us what to look forward to with these playoff home games, including regular block parties featuring some Philadelphia Phillies greats. 1:30 Then, Dom welcomes Congressional Candidate Dave Galluch onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his debate this week against Mary Gay Scanlon. In the debate, Scanlon denied any allegiance to the Defund Police movement, which is seemingly false after multiple instances of support shown by the sitting Congresswoman. Then, Neal Zoren checks in for his regular Friday appearance to tell us what’s worth watching. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano continues his live broadcast from outside Citizens Bank Park prior to the first Phillies playoff game since 2011, welcoming in 1210WPHT host and SaveJersey.com’s Matt Rooney to discuss the decision by Doctor Oz to support President Joe Biden’s decision to expunge the records of low-level marijuana offenders, which Dom supports strategically for the Republican candidate. Then, Matt and Dom discuss a new push by New Jersey Senate Democrats to introduce a new package of gun control bills for the state of New Jersey. Then, Dom rounds out the rest of the hour with his Money Melody contest and more excitement centered around the Phillies. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano continues his live broadcast from outside Citizens Bank Park prior to the first Phillies playoff game since 2011, welcoming in 1210WPHT host and SaveJersey.com’s Matt Rooney to discuss the decision by Doctor Oz to support President Joe Biden’s decision to expunge the records of low-level marijuana offenders, which Dom supports strategically for the Republican candidate. Then, Matt and Dom discuss a new push by New Jersey Senate Democrats to introduce a new package of gun control bills for the state of New Jersey. Then, Dom rounds out the rest of the hour with his Money Melody contest and more excitement centered around the Phillies. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes former Associate Dean at UPenn’s School of Medicine and Board Chair at Do No Harm, Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the mission of Do No Harm, which hopes to raise awareness of the negatives that anti-racism presents in the realm of medicine. Goldfarb tells that he doesn’t believe diversity and meritocracy can co-exist, which leads to questionable hiring practices when determining the best person for a job. Goldfarb and Giordano continue, with Goldfarb offering up the negative implications of diversity-based hiring.

Then, Rep. Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the rampant crime in Philadelphia, particularly after 3 SWAT officers were shot while carrying out a warrant. Brown wants some help both nationally and from the State, asking for federal law enforcement to step in to try and calm the waters in the City, asking for National Guard and further help from the FBI, DEA, and ATF. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes former Associate Dean at UPenn’s School of Medicine and Board Chair at Do No Harm, Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the mission of Do No Harm, which hopes to raise awareness of the negatives that anti-racism presents in the realm of medicine. Goldfarb tells that he doesn’t believe diversity and meritocracy can co-exist, which leads to questionable hiring practices when determining the best person for a job. Goldfarb and Giordano continue, with Goldfarb offering up the negative implications of diversity-based hiring.

Then, Rep. Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the rampant crime in Philadelphia, particularly after 3 SWAT officers were shot while carrying out a warrant. Brown wants some help both nationally and from the State, asking for federal law enforcement to step in to try and calm the waters in the City, asking for National Guard and further help from the FBI, DEA, and ATF. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former Associate Dean at UPenn’s School of Medicine and Board Chair at Do No Harm, Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the mission of Do No Harm, which hopes to raise awareness of the negatives that anti-racism presents in the realm of medicine. Goldfarb tells that he doesn’t believe diversity and meritocracy can co-exist, which leads to questionable hiring practices when determining the best person for a job. Goldfarb and Giordano continue, with Goldfarb offering up the negative implications of diversity-based hiring. (Photo by Getty Images)