Dom welcomes Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an end-of-the-week crime roundup. First, Dom and Steve discuss the ridiculous homicide rate in Philadelphia, revealing the record pace we’re on again during the recent spike in crime. Then, Giordano and Keeley delve into multiple local instances of violent crime, then move into a discussion centered on business in Philadelphia. Keeley reveals some distressing news about nation-wide companies in Philadelphia, and how crime is slowly driving business out of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano and his producer Dan reveal a study that suggest that women are much better than men at operating self-driving vehicles, potentially forcing car companies to consider gender-based settings.

Dom Giordano is surprised when he's presented with flowers sent by his wife for his wedding anniversary. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom offers his thoughts on his interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz, explaining why the conversation has further solidified his support for Oz over Fetterman. Then, Dom tells of a breaking news story in the Philadelphia Inquirer, revealing that Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has announced a ‘donation’ of half a million dollars to an abortion group. Dom obviously takes umbrage with this, asking whether it’s even illegal to direct public funds toward such a thing. Then, Giordano takes issue with Governor Phil Murphy’s commentary on a push to control what’s being taught to New Jersey children in sexual education curriculum. Also, Giordano takes callers throughout the hour, gauging their opinion on both the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the response by Governor Phil Murphy to the conservative push to address a progressive push in sexual education for young school children. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered around the Philadelphia Phillies as they prepare to recognize the 1980 World Series Champion team, asking listeners whether would support Pete Rose receiving an invite.

Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Senate race that’s becoming more and more heated against opponent John Fetterman. First, Giordano asks for an update on the campaign, with Dr. Oz telling where he’s traveling and explaining when he’ll be back in the city of Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his lack of advertisements recently, asking why the campaign has pulled back temporarily on advertising. Giordano and Oz turn this into a conversation of overall spending, with Oz explaining his upbringing and his working hard to achieve the American Dream, contrasting against Fetterman’s luxurious upbringing. Then, Giordano teases a potential debate between Oz and Fetterman, asking Oz about Fetterman’s health, and the allegations by the Democratic candidate’s wife on Twitter of a Doctor ‘making fun of’ a stroke patient. In addition, Giordano asks Dr. Oz to clarify his position on abortion as Fetterman continues to run ads spinning his stance, with Dr. Oz highlighting the positivity of Democracy and returning power to the people concerning a vote on abortion.  (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Senate race that’s becoming more and more heated against opponent John Fetterman. First, Giordano asks for an update on the campaign, with Dr. Oz telling where he’s traveling and explaining when he’ll be back in the city of Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his lack of advertisements recently, asking why the campaign has pulled back temporarily on advertising. Giordano and Oz turn this into a conversation of overall spending, with Oz explaining his upbringing and his working hard to achieve the American Dream, contrasting against Fetterman’s luxurious upbringing. Then, Giordano teases a potential debate between Oz and Fetterman, asking Oz about Fetterman’s health, and the allegations by the Democratic candidate’s wife on Twitter of a Doctor ‘making fun of’ a stroke patient. In addition, Giordano asks Dr. Oz to clarify his position on abortion as Fetterman continues to run ads spinning his stance, with Dr. Oz highlighting the positivity of Democracy and returning power to the people concerning a vote on abortion. (Photo by Robin Marchant/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)

John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 and newly elected Vice President of Pennsylvania’s FOP, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new appointment as a state-wide leader and the organization’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate. First, Giordano asks McNesby why he’s decided to involve himself on a state-wide level, with McNesby explaining that now, more than ever, Philadelphia policing is interceding with state-wide policing due to a spike in crime. Then, Dom asks McNesby about the State FOP’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, with McNesby telling that the decision was easy since Fetterman failed to respond to a questionnaire and seemed to have no interest in the police endorsement. After that, Giordano asks McNesby about a potential endorsement for Governor, with McNesby surprisingly revealing that the union is leaning toward endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro over Republican Doug Mastriano, telling that the conservative candidate is for right to work, which is against the union and against Act 111, which would send pensions and benefits into a mess. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates in the local Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, telling that Dr. Oz will be on later in the show. Dom tells that Fetterman’s wife has taken to Twitter to defend her husband, calling out Oz for being a Doctor who’s making fun a stroke patient. Then, Giordano tells about Ron DeSantis’s groundbreaking announcement of a suspension for a Florida State Attorney who has been reluctant to prosecute certain crimes. Dom explains the importance of such an announcement, and draws it back to Philadelphia and similar political ideology presented by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.

Then, John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 and newly elected Vice President of Pennsylvania’s FOP, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new appointment as a state-wide leader and the organization’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate. First, Giordano asks McNesby why he’s decided to involve himself on a state-wide level, with McNesby explaining that now, more than ever, Philadelphia policing is interceding with state-wide policing due to a spike in crime. Then, Dom asks McNesby about the State FOP’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, with McNesby telling that the decision was easy since Fetterman failed to respond to a questionnaire and seemed to have no interest in the police endorsement. After that, Giordano asks McNesby about a potential endorsement for Governor, with McNesby surprisingly revealing that the union is leaning toward endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro over Republican Doug Mastriano, telling that the conservative candidate is for right to work, which is against the union and against Act 111, which would send pensions and benefits into a mess. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision concerning Act 77, which opened the door for widespread mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania. Yesterday, the Court decided that the Act was indeed constitutional, while conservatives argue the counter, pointing toward the security issues that arise with the prospect. Zimolong explains why he’s frustrated with the decision, explaining in-depth the constitutional issues with Act 77, and tells what happens next in the case.

Then, after hanging up with Wally, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day, asking for listeners to fill-in the blank in a very popular song. Then, Dom tells that the Pennsylvania FOP has officially endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz in his race against John Fetterman, explaining why the decision was both smart and the only one to make, particularly with Fetterman’s stance on policing and criminal justice reform. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision concerning Act 77, which opened the door for widespread mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania. Yesterday, the Court decided that the Act was indeed constitutional, while conservatives argue the counter, pointing toward the security issues that arise with the prospect. Zimolong explains why he’s frustrated with the decision, explaining in-depth the constitutional issues with Act 77, and tells what happens next in the case. (Photo by Getty Images)