Dom Giordano and Producer Dan get into an argument after a caller calls in their answer to the side question of the day, asking for some unwritten rules.

Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping the speech given yesterday in Philadelphia by President Joe Biden. First, Giordano comments on sirens heard throughout the speech and the national reaction to the high crime in Philadelphia, then jumps into an analysis of the speech itself. In the speech, Biden tried framing ‘MAGA conservatives’ as a danger to our Democracy, and Dom plays back clips of those in Leftist media doubling down on the narrative, including disgraced former FBI official Andrew McCabe. Then, Giordano discusses the other narrative popping up in liberal media, with hosts on CNN and MSNBC referring to the very divisive speech as a pro-Patriotic speech. Giordano spends the majority of the hour continuing the recap on the President’s speech, but interjects commentary about the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping the speech given yesterday in Philadelphia by President Joe Biden. First, Giordano comments on sirens heard throughout the speech and the national reaction to the high crime in Philadelphia, then jumps into an analysis of the speech itself. In the speech, Biden tried framing ‘MAGA conservatives’ as a danger to our Democracy, and Dom plays back clips of those in Leftist media doubling down on the narrative, including disgraced former FBI official Andrew McCabe. Then, Giordano discusses the other narrative popping up in liberal media, with hosts on CNN and MSNBC referring to the very divisive speech as a pro-Patriotic speech. Giordano spends the majority of the hour continuing the recap on the President’s speech, but interjects commentary about the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Tracy Davidson, anchor for NBC10, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the newest effort by the NBC10 Responds investigative crew. Earlier this year, Davidson and others in the newsroom started receiving reports of checks that have been stolen out of mailboxes, altered, and then cashed, stealing money from the account holders of the check. Davidson takes us inside the newsroom, telling how they learned about this issue, and telling how these criminals are taking these checks. Davidson tells that many of the criminals are stealing checks from USPS blue boxes on corners throughout Philadelphia, with criminals using universal ‘arrow’ keys to open the boxes and steal the checks. Dom then reveals that he himself has suffered through this type of fraud, revealing that now twice he’s had checks stolen, altered, and had to deal with the banks to get his money back.

Then, Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Tracy Davidson, anchor for NBC10, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the newest effort by the NBC10 Responds investigative crew. Earlier this year, Davidson and others in the newsroom started receiving reports of checks that have been stolen out of mailboxes, altered, and then cashed, stealing money from the account holders of the check. Davidson takes us inside the newsroom, telling how they learned about this issue, and telling how these criminals are taking these checks. Davidson tells that many of the criminals are stealing checks from USPS blue boxes on corners throughout Philadelphia, with criminals using universal ‘arrow’ keys to open the boxes and steal the checks. Dom then reveals that he himself has suffered through this type of fraud, revealing that now twice he’s had checks stolen, altered, and had to deal with the banks to get his money back.

Then, Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. Dom laments that Fetterman continues to deny requests for debates, telling that he believes most Pennsylvanians aren’t aware of the policies propagated by the far-left John Fetterman. Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Dom returns to forecasting the upcoming midterm elections, asking whether there are any candidates throughout the country more radical than John Fetterman. Then, Giordano swings over to the topic of abortion, telling that alleged Catholic Nancy Pelosi has now called it ‘sinful’ to be pro-Life, while religious officials offer the opposite opinion.

Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what Harrisburg Republicans are doing to help private schools who are suffering through sluggish bureaucracy as they wait for textbooks. Rep. White takes us inside the issue, telling about the budget allotment that was earmarked for private and charter schools, and the continued lack of urgency in getting these schools the supplies they need. Also, Martina White responds to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who called state lawmakers ‘backwards’ because of their take on gun laws. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. Dom laments that Fetterman continues to deny requests for debates, telling that he believes most Pennsylvanians aren’t aware of the policies propagated by the far-left John Fetterman. Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Dom returns to forecasting the upcoming midterm elections, asking whether there are any candidates throughout the country more radical than John Fetterman. Then, Giordano swings over to the topic of abortion, telling that alleged Catholic Nancy Pelosi has now called it ‘sinful’ to be pro-Life, while religious officials offer the opposite opinion.

Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what Harrisburg Republicans are doing to help private schools who are suffering through sluggish bureaucracy as they wait for textbooks. Rep. White takes us inside the issue, telling about the budget allotment that was earmarked for private and charter schools, and the continued lack of urgency in getting these schools the supplies they need. Also, Martina White responds to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who called state lawmakers ‘backwards’ because of their take on gun laws. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what Harrisburg Republicans are doing to help private schools who are suffering through sluggish bureaucracy as they wait for textbooks. Rep. White takes us inside the issue, telling about the budget allotment that was earmarked for private and charter schools, and the continued lack of urgency in getting these schools the supplies they need. Also, Martina White responds to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who called state lawmakers ‘backwards’ because of their take on gun laws. (Photo by Getty Images)