Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in NJ.com Columnist Bobby Olivier, who wrote a scathing opinion piece about Bruce Springsteen’s astronomical ticket prices for an upcoming tour. Olivier, an entertainment writer and editor and self-awarded expert in all things Bruce Springsteen, tells how a new Ticketmaster self-adjusting pricing algorithm has sent prices to the moon, and explains why he believes Springsteen is compliant in the pricing.

Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on national politics, asking listeners who they’re leaning toward supporting leading up to 2024. Dom and Dan debate Donald Trump versus Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, with Dan suggesting that we need to figure out which candidate sooner rather than later to maximize political benefit for Republicans. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that the Representative has been involved with over the past few weeks. First, Dom asks Van Drew why he voted the way he did in denying Finland and Sweden entrance into NATO, telling of the importance of prioritizing domestic issues over international issues, telling of the negative effects of further subsidizing more countries. Then, Dom asks for the Congressman’s opinion on the ongoing January 6th trial, with Van Drew, a former Democrat, calling it a sham and show trial.

Then, Giordano spends some time discussing the astronomical ticket prices offered by Bruce Springsteen, revealing ridiculous prices for the upcoming Pearl Jam concert in Camden. Then, after discussing the topic from the first hour concerning Philadelphia PD’s accreditation, Dom tells that New Jersey progressives are pushing for a similar edict that got Philadelphia in hot water.

Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a report from KYW News reporter Kristen Johanson of an arrest of a 17-year old individual who was sitting outside the 13th street Criminal Justice Center in a stolen car, smoking weed, with a hand gun in his lap. Then, Giordano offers an update on the Pennsylvania Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, with Dom telling about a fundraising event held by Fetterman, which was his first public appearance since suffering a stroke. Then, Giordano gives an update on the Coronavirus diagnosis of President Joe Biden, playing back a clip of Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre arguing that the origin of the President’s infection is irrelevant, after pushing for years for heightened contact tracing.

Then, Benjamin Mannes, a local criminal justice expert and columnist, joins the Dom Giordano Program after an exclusive report in Broad in Liberty in which he exposed that the Philadelphia Police Department is slated to lose their state accreditation in less than a week. First, Giordano asks Mannes why, with Mannes explaining the relationship between the decision and the refusal by Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw to push back on an unconstitutional edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council that would restrict police officers’ abilities in making traffic stops. Then, Mannes explains what this means for the city, telling that this hurts both the City and the department by removing protections that the department has in defending itself against civil litigation. Also, Mannes and Giordano discuss the news story as reported earlier by Johanson of a 17-year-old outside the Criminal Justice Center, telling how this directly relates to the edict in question. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has made an appearance, but halfway across the world, attending a conference "to discuss democracy" in Germany. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that the Representative has been involved with over the past few weeks. First, Dom asks Van Drew why he voted the way he did in denying Finland and Sweden entrance into NATO, telling of the importance of prioritizing domestic issues over international issues, telling of the negative effects of further subsidizing more countries. Then, Dom asks for the Congressman’s opinion on the ongoing January 6th trial, with Van Drew, a former Democrat, calling it a sham and show trial. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)

Media critic Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, Dom and Neal break down the most recent episode of Better Call Saul, telling why both believe it to have surpassed Breaking Bad in quality and in their top series of all time. Then, Neal offers his glowing review of Black Bird, telling about the performance of the late great Ray Liotta and the storytelling which Neal calls the best of the summer outside of Better Call Saul. In addition, Dom offers Neal his top series of all time, with Neal revealing what he believes to be the best series of all time. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Benjamin Mannes, a local criminal justice expert and columnist, joins the Dom Giordano Program after an exclusive report in Broad in Liberty in which he exposed that the Philadelphia Police Department is slated to lose their state accreditation in less than a week. First, Giordano asks Mannes why, with Mannes explaining the relationship between the decision and the refusal by Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw to push back on an unconstitutional edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council that would restrict police officers’ abilities in making traffic stops. Then, Mannes explains what this means for the city, telling that this hurts both the City and the department by removing protections that the department has in defending itself against civil litigation. Also, Mannes and Giordano discuss the news story as reported earlier by Johanson of a 17-year-old outside the Criminal Justice Center, telling how this directly relates to the edict in question. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reads discusses the backlash that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces after justifying her photo op at a recent protest in which she faked being arrested, falsely claiming that she was using the 'best practice' in dealing with law enforcement. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Del Kolde, Senior Attorney at the Institute for Free Speech, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a big win for the Institute against the Pennsbury School District. For a while now on the Dom Giordano Program, Dom has followed and hosted guests who have faced horrible censorship and silencing when trying to speak out against their local school board. In Pennsbury, Pennsylvania, it was at its near worst, with a solicitor regularly shouting down parents who were speaking of qualms with the board. Kolde discusses the case individually, first talking about the general scene at school board meetings, then telling what would be legally appropriate from the school board when debating tough issues.

Then, Giordano leads into a conversation about the NBA’s relationship with China, playing back clips obtained by Tucker Carlson showing evidence of the NBA’s hypocritical stance and support of the communist country. This leads Giordano to discuss the wave of golfers leaving the PGA for LIV Golf, with producer Dan remarkably admitting that if he were Charles Barkley, he’d be open to working for the Saudi organization as well. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the breaking news that President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. First, Dom asks Marty to break down the news, with Dr. Makary forecasting that the President will be fine with his mild diagnosis. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Makary about the fear of ‘long COVID,’ with Makary telling that the fear in the media is a bit overblown but long term symptoms are something that the medical community needs to continue to monitor. In addition, Dr. Makary offers his thoughts on a new experimental treatment employed by Biden, comparing it to past medications such as Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine.

Then, Giordano moves things back to more local topics, offering an update on the teenage assailants in the traffic cone beating death of 73-year old James Lambert, telling of foolish words said by the attorney of the 14-year-old male involved. Then, Dom plays back a clip from the mother of 14-year old Gamara Mosley, who argued to Fox29 that her child is a good girl caught in a tough situation. (Photo by Getty images)