Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the news of Cleveland Browns’ Deshaun Watson lax suspension given by the NFL in light of over 20 allegations of sexual misconduct. Dom explains why he’s infuriated, calling out the hypocrisy in the NFL, telling of the short 6 week suspension that Watson received, framing how this must look for kids watching the league. Then, Giordano reveals a Statista poll that asks parents whether or not they’d give their children the vaccine. After that, Giordano provides an update on the Senate and Gubernatorial races playing out in Pennsylvania, revealing a Fox News poll that puts John Fetterman above Dr. Oz and Josh Shapiro ahead of Doug Mastriano. After this, Giordano spurns off a conversation discussing political strategy in the Pennsylvania elections, asking whether abortion is the issue that’s seeping in to turn Pennsylvanians against conservatives.

Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her effort to push back against new radical sexual education curriculum standards for children instituted by Governor Phil Murphy. First, Schepisi explains why she’s taken upon this fight, telling of the importance of equality and acceptance while stressing the importance of allowing parents to raise children the way they would like. Then, Schepisi offers some examples of books that she feels pushes the line too far in sexual education, explaining the explicit material. Also, Schepisi tells about some of the programs being instituted in schools that push the envelope in sexual nature, telling why parents have come to her taking issue with what’s being taught to their children. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.

First, Dom talks with Beth Ann Rosica, Executive Director of Back to School PA, about the push by the teachers unions and other progressives to bring masks back to classrooms. Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Elana Fishbein of No Left Turn in Education, who brings a Wisconsin mother with her, to discuss a recent court case centered around free speech.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron while he broadcasts live from the Wildwoods Convention Center. First, Dom and Pete discuss some upcoming events for the shore destination, including a tattoo convention and a skydiving exhibition. Then, Giordano and Byron discuss a litany of topics relevant to public interest and politics, including the push by Democrats, Byron’s party to forgive student loans. In addition, Byron tells about the creativity of the Wildwoods tourism department, telling how conventions contact and come to Wildwood. Also, Giordano and Byron discuss inflation and how the spike in prices have affected the city.

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia legend Ray Didiniger back onto the program, former WIP host and longtime mainstay in the local sports culture. First, Dom asks for Didinger’s opinion on the Sixers push to build an arena in Center City Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks about Didinger’s retirement, with Ray revealing a litany of events he has slated on his schedule, including book signings and new dates for his amazing Tommy and Me biographical play. Then, Giordano and Ray reflect on Ray’s career, discussing the history of Philadelphia Eagles training camp and the deep ties that the Eagles have to the Central Pennsylvania region. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia legend Ray Didiniger back onto the program, former WIP host and longtime mainstay in the local sports culture. First, Dom asks for Didinger’s opinion on the Sixers push to build an arena in Center City Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks about Didinger’s retirement, with Ray revealing a litany of events he has slated on his schedule, including book signings and new dates for his amazing Tommy and Me biographical play. Then, Giordano and Ray reflect on Ray’s career, discussing the history of Philadelphia Eagles training camp and the deep ties that the Eagles have to the Central Pennsylvania region. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that, according to the Wells Fargo Center, the demand for Bruce Springsteen tickets has exceeded the demand for any other concert in Philadelphia history. Dom and Dan seem to think differently. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a revelation he saw via WPHT host Mike Opelka, a report by NBC News that student loan servicers have been told not to contact borrowers, this as the August 31st payment pause deadline looms. Then, Dom tells about an interview he had yesterday with Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate and current State Senator Doug Mastriano, revealing what seems to have stuck most with listeners. Dom plays back clips from the interview, including Mastriano’s response to a potential debate against opponent Josh Shapiro moderated by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Then, Dom tells of an upcoming vote tonight in the Central Bucks School District determining whether or not to ban ‘sexualized content’ in library books.

Then, Joan Cullen, President of Pennridge School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned story, an upcoming vote by the Central Bucks School District to either ban or allow ‘sexualized content’ in library books. In a piece written about the story, the Inquirer spoke with multiple officials who wrongly tried spinning the policy into something targeting books like The Scarlet Letter, while Cullen and Giordano tell the types of books that this does look to disallow. Then, Cullen and Giordano explain why school districts and parents have taken notice of certain books, with Cullen pointing toward a recent rise in hyper-political and questionable content being put out by children’s book publishers. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that Penn State has raised their tuition again, with he and producer Dan discussing the continued ignorance by big Universities in the asinine prices being offered, and their role in the student loan forgiveness debate. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

Joan Cullen, President of Pennridge School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned story, an upcoming vote by the Central Bucks School District to either ban or allow ‘sexualized content’ in library books. In a piece written about the story, the Inquirer spoke with multiple officials who wrongly tried spinning the policy into something targeting books like The Scarlet Letter, while Cullen and Giordano tell the types of books that this does look to disallow. Then, Cullen and Giordano explain why school districts and parents have taken notice of certain books, with Cullen pointing toward a recent rise in hyper-political and questionable content being put out by children’s book publishers. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing a local story, telling of some beef between local sports reporter Jim Salisbury and Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Nick Castellanos, with Salisbury grilling the player over his despicable performance since joining the team. Then, Dom and Dan discuss a new athletic option offered at Holy Family University, with an announcement of the introduction of a new e-sports team.

Then, Senator Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign and push to become Governor. First, Dom asks Mastriano to reintroduce himself to the audience, telling of his long resume of service, serving and teaching for the U.S. Army. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for his top issues, with Mastriano stressing the importance of law and order in particular, alluding to the ridiculous spike in crime in Philadelphia. After that, Giordano asks Mastriano about why he hasn’t utilized the downfalls of progressive policies here in Philadelphia to his advantage, with Mastriano previewing multiple upcoming trips to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano gets Mastriano’s thoughts on abortions, particularly which exceptions he’d allow, with Mastriano explaining that he’s a Constitutionalist first and foremost, and that his personal thoughts don’t matter, telling that the decision on abortion would be left completely to the voters if he were elected. (Photo by Getty Images)