Dom welcomes WIP host Joe DeCamara onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of the Philadelphia Phillies first appearance in the playoffs since 2011. Dom and Joe discuss the Phillies season, with DeCamara offering a recap of what’s unfolded leading to the Phillies Wildcard appearance. Also, DeCamara offers his thoughts on both the Eagles and the Sixers, and the two hosts debate whether Aaron Judge deserves to be considered the home run record holder. 

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with a conversation about an interview between Kanye West and Tucker Carlson last night on Fox News, playing back and disagreeing with a clip where West tries alleging that the public is keeping Lizzo fat as part of a Black genocide. Then, Dom tells of reports of electric car explosions in Florida as the new vehicles face water damage, and explains why this is one of many reasons why he refuses and is against electric vehicles. Then, Dom offers an update on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, playing back a clip of John Fetterman commenting on the importance of the ‘tight rice’ in Pennsylvania.

Then, Dom welcomes WIP host Joe DeCamara onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of the Philadelphia Phillies first appearance in the playoffs since 2011. Dom and Joe discuss the Phillies season, with DeCamara offering a recap of what’s unfolded leading to the Phillies Wildcard appearance. Also, DeCamara offers his thoughts on both the Eagles and the Sixers, and the two hosts debate whether Aaron Judge deserves to be considered the home run record holder.

After that, media critic Scott Cronick rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in theaters and on streaming services. First, Cronick offers his thoughts on the Rob Zombie remake of The Munsters, reporting that the installation is a cringe-worthy attempt at capturing the heartfelt nature of the original series. Cronick suggests the Netflix series Dahmer, reporting that Ryan Murphy has returned to his great storytelling in a 10-part series that lays out the story of Jeffrey Dahmer in a haunting fashion. Also, Cronick suggests a series premiering on Showtime based on the Swedish series Let The Right One In. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with a conversation about an interview between Kanye West and Tucker Carlson last night on Fox News, playing back and disagreeing with a clip where West tries alleging that the public is keeping Lizzo fat as part of a Black genocide. Then, Dom tells of reports of electric car explosions in Florida as the new vehicles face water damage, and explains why this is one of many reasons why he refuses and is against electric vehicles. Then, Dom offers an update on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, playing back a clip of John Fetterman commenting on the importance of the ‘tight rice’ in Pennsylvania.

Then, Dom welcomes WIP host Joe DeCamara onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of the Philadelphia Phillies first appearance in the playoffs since 2011. Dom and Joe discuss the Phillies season, with DeCamara offering a recap of what’s unfolded leading to the Phillies Wildcard appearance. Also, DeCamara offers his thoughts on both the Eagles and the Sixers, and the two hosts debate whether Aaron Judge deserves to be considered the home run record holder.

After that, media critic Scott Cronick rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in theaters and on streaming services. First, Cronick offers his thoughts on the Rob Zombie remake of The Munsters, reporting that the installation is a cringe-worthy attempt at capturing the heartfelt nature of the original series. Cronick suggests the Netflix series Dahmer, reporting that Ryan Murphy has returned to his great storytelling in a 10-part series that lays out the story of Jeffrey Dahmer in a haunting fashion. Also, Cronick suggests a series premiering on Showtime based on the Swedish series Let The Right One In. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Steve Keeley, ace reporter of Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on crime in and around Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Steve’s answer to today’s side question, asking for somebody in a duo who became less famous than their partner, which leads into a debate as to who’s more famous between Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Then, Dom and Steve tell about something they’ve both been working on uncovering, with the two reporting that the Philadelphia Police is organizing a counter-effort to an upcoming gathering of drag racers and car aficionados that recently killed two when driving irresponsibly in Wildwood. Also, Giordano asks Keeley for updates of other stories relating to crime in the area, including a story of a carjacking in Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill while a man was using an ATM. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Steve Keeley, ace reporter of Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on crime in and around Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Steve’s answer to today’s side question, asking for somebody in a duo who became less famous than their partner, which leads into a debate as to who’s more famous between Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Then, Dom and Steve tell about something they’ve both been working on uncovering, with the two reporting that the Philadelphia Police is organizing a counter-effort to an upcoming gathering of drag racers and car aficionados that recently killed two when driving irresponsibly in Wildwood. Also, Giordano asks Keeley for updates of other stories relating to crime in the area, including a story of a carjacking in Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill while a man was using an ATM. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano plays back a clip of Abbott Elementary in which two characters mention the great crab cakes at Capt'n Chucky's, a mainstay on the Dom Giordano Program. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano plays back a clip of Abbott Elementary in which two characters mention the great crab cakes at Capt'n Chucky's, a mainstay on the Dom Giordano Program. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing developments in a story he broke earlier in the week, telling that the Philadelphia Police Department are preparing to overstaff officers and for more overtime due to an upcoming visit by the drag racing crew who killed two in Wildwood. Then, Dom tells about an event held outside this morning at the United States Attorney’s office in Philadelphia today featuring Pastor Bill Devlin, in which both Dom and Devlin spoke out against the FBI raid of pro-Lifer Mark Houck, who was arrested by around 25 federal officers with a gun to his head after allegedly shoving an escort outside Planned Parenthood. Then, Dom tells about a hilarious moment in yesterday’s Krasnerland, in which he and Dan realized that Larry Krasner, while forcing others to stand behind him awkwardly in press conference, brought a chair along so he could sit while others spoke. Also, Dom asks listeners how they think marijuana will weigh into the midterms after Joe Biden expunged the records of those charged with low-level marijuana possession.

Then, Dom welcomes Steve Keeley, ace reporter of Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on crime in and around Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Steve’s answer to today’s side question, asking for somebody in a duo who became less famous than their partner, which leads into a debate as to who’s more famous between Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Then, Dom and Steve tell about something they’ve both been working on uncovering, with the two reporting that the Philadelphia Police is organizing a counter-effort to an upcoming gathering of drag racers and car aficionados that recently killed two when driving irresponsibly in Wildwood. Also, Giordano asks Keeley for updates of other stories relating to crime in the area, including a story of a carjacking in Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill while a man was using an ATM. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing developments in a story he broke earlier in the week, telling that the Philadelphia Police Department are preparing to overstaff officers and for more overtime due to an upcoming visit by the drag racing crew who killed two in Wildwood. Then, Dom tells about an event held outside this morning at the United States Attorney’s office in Philadelphia today featuring Pastor Bill Devlin, in which both Dom and Devlin spoke out against the FBI raid of pro-Lifer Mark Houck, who was arrested by around 25 federal officers with a gun to his head after allegedly shoving an escort outside Planned Parenthood. Then, Dom tells about a hilarious moment in yesterday’s Krasnerland, in which he and Dan realized that Larry Krasner, while forcing others to stand behind him awkwardly in press conference, brought a chair along so he could sit while others spoke. Also, Dom asks listeners how they think marijuana will weigh into the midterms after Joe Biden expunged the records of those charged with low-level marijuana possession.

Then, Dom welcomes Steve Keeley, ace reporter of Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on crime in and around Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Steve’s answer to today’s side question, asking for somebody in a duo who became less famous than their partner, which leads into a debate as to who’s more famous between Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Then, Dom and Steve tell about something they’ve both been working on uncovering, with the two reporting that the Philadelphia Police is organizing a counter-effort to an upcoming gathering of drag racers and car aficionados that recently killed two when driving irresponsibly in Wildwood. Also, Giordano asks Keeley for updates of other stories relating to crime in the area, including a story of a carjacking in Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill while a man was using an ATM. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Joe Pettyjohn, School Board member for Bensalem Township, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter sent to Bucks County concerning the overreach of the government during the pandemic signed by all 13 of the county’s school districts. Joe explains why the elected school board officials have signed the letter, taking Dom and listeners back to edicts set forth during the height of the pandemic all the way to current day, laying out how he and the other school board members feel elected officials in the County have overstepped their power, usurping the power of school boards when setting forth Coronavirus guidelines. Pettyjohn explains that strict mandates were enforced with no input from any county health officials, and tells what he hopes changes moving forward in school district dealings with county officials. (Photo by Getty Images)