Full Hour | In today’s third hour, State Representative Joe Hohenstein returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his efforts in pushing back against Philadelphia’s recent trend of boom parties, which are sound hobbyists who gather together to show off their sound systems, sometimes producing volumes exceeding that of a jet engine. Giordano first asks Hohenstein for a report from his constituents, asking what he’s been hearing from his voters about the continuance of the issue. Then, Giordano asks Joe whether he thinks enough is being done to address and bring the behaviors in check, telling how he wishes the police would employ a focused operation to handle the events.

Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano takes aim at Kayleigh McEnany, who said today that Republicans shouldn’t lionize Johnny Depp after the Amber Heard trial, arguing that Republicans aren’t propping up Depp but instead speaking out against the #MeToo movement. Then, Giordano discusses the issue of inflation, playing back a clip from Kellyanne Conway who blamed the Biden administration for causing the ridiculous prices that we’re seeing. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a worrying report about delivery drivers, noting a large chunk who take a taste of some of the food that they’re delivering. Then, Giordano enters into a conversation about debt forgiveness, telling about the Biden administration’s stance of non-permanency for debt and loans. Then, Dom and producer Dan go back and forth about the framing of rhetoric centered on student loans, with Dan arguing the importance of focusing on big colleges as the villains rather than those who took out loans.

Then, New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing feud with Governor Phil Murphy after the Governor called out Durr by name and other Republicans after the Uvalde, TX school shooting. First, Durr breaks down the beef between him and the Governor, expressing his frustration of Murphy’s continued negative thoughts about the 2nd amendment while refusing to act to further secure schools. Durr tells about the Republican effort in New Jersey to strengthen school safety, telling about the pushback they’ve gotten while trying to actually produce solutions for what’s become a horrific trend in the country. (Photo by Getty Images)

New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing feud with Governor Phil Murphy after the Governor called out Durr by name and other Republicans after the Uvalde, TX school shooting. First, Durr breaks down the beef between him and the Governor, expressing his frustration of Murphy’s continued negative thoughts about the 2nd amendment while refusing to act to further secure schools. Durr tells about the Republican effort in New Jersey to strengthen school safety, telling about the pushback they’ve gotten while trying to actually produce solutions for what’s become a horrific trend in the country. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells listeners about an issue he's having with his bank after a mass amount of money suddenly disappeared from his account. (Photo by Getty Images)

Richard Sterban, longtime member of the Oak Ridge Boys, stops back into the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his life and career and promote an upcoming appearance at Parx Casino at June 11th. First, Richard tells about his time discovering his notable voice, bringing Dom and listeners back to his time spent in middle school when he developed his incredibly deep voice. Then, Giordano and Sterban talk about his ties to the area, with Sterban growing up in Collingswood with a mother with the maiden name of Giordano. In addition, Richard takes us back to 1985 to the ‘Sea to Shining Sea’ concert held in Philadelphia, in which the Oak Ridge Boys joined the Beach Boys for an incredible show.  (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling the audience about an attempt by the Montgomery County NRA to host a fundraising event less than a mile away from the school, with Dom taking umbrage with the pushback the organization is facing from WHYY and protestors. Then, Giordano takes issue with a new angle presented by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who argued on last night’s show that police are all government workers who wouldn’t lay down their lives for others. Dom gets annoyed with Carlson calling police ‘government workers,’ taking calls from listeners who both agree and disagree with Giordano’s frustrations.

Then, Richard Sterban, longtime member of the Oak Ridge Boys, stops back into the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his life and career and promote an upcoming appearance at Parx Casino at June 11th. First, Richard tells about his time discovering his notable voice, bringing Dom and listeners back to his time spent in middle school when he developed his incredibly deep voice. Then, Giordano and Sterban talk about his ties to the area, with Sterban growing up in Collingswood with a mother with the maiden name of Giordano. In addition, Richard takes us back to 1985 to the ‘Sea to Shining Sea’ concert held in Philadelphia, in which the Oak Ridge Boys joined the Beach Boys for an incredible show. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano continues a conversation he last hour about student loan forgiveness, asking listeners for what they picture when they think of those who have high loan debt. Giordano takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on student loan debt, with many agreeing with Dom that it is not a responsibility to pay for the mistakes of others. Then, Giordano, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, reflects on a Philadelphia failure back in 1985 centered on a Beach Boys concert.

Then, Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania and founder of the Keeping Kids in School PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, including the vote counting in Pennsylvania and school safety. First, Giordano and Schillinger discuss the remarkably slow voting system in Philadelphia, with Clarice proudly announcing that just yesterday she was moved from 4th to 3rd place. Clarice expresses her disappointment with the way elections are held in Pennsylvania, telling why outsiders will never be able to compete in Pennsylvania elections. Then, Giordano asks for Clarice to lend her expertise as to why Philadelphia is seeing record lows in enrollment, with Schillinger telling why she believes the 8% loss happened, and the negative impact the rise. (Photo by Getty Images)

Clarice Schillinger, recent Lieutenant Governor candidate and founder of Keeping Kids in School PA, tells Giordano about her plans moving forward, to bring Keeping Kids in School to Washington to push for national change. (Photo by Getty Images)

Things get heated on the Dom Giordano Program when producer Dan speaks out about the generalization of those who have student loan debt. (Photo by Getty Images)

Then, Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania and founder of the Keeping Kids in School PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, including the vote counting in Pennsylvania and school safety. First, Giordano and Schillinger discuss the remarkably slow voting system in Philadelphia, with Clarice proudly announcing that just yesterday she was moved from 4th to 3rd place. Clarice expresses her disappointment with the way elections are held in Pennsylvania, telling why outsiders will never be able to compete in Pennsylvania elections. Then, Giordano asks for Clarice to lend her expertise as to why Philadelphia is seeing record lows in enrollment, with Schillinger telling why she believes the 8% loss happened, and the negative impact the rise. (Photo by Getty Images)