To lead off today’s second hour, Pennsylvania State Rep. Amen Brown, who represents West Philadelphia, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he is publicly calling for something to change regarding the rampant illegal dirt bikes and ATVs in the city of Philadelphia. First, Giordano asks Representative Brown for his assessment on the underlying causes for the spike in violence in the city, with Brown telling that repeat offenders are getting off regularly leading to a lack of accountability and a feeling of lawlessness. Rep. Brown explains what needs to be done within the community of Philadelphia, with those who have shared experiences, to push back against the spread of violence. Then, Giordano hones in on the initial issue, asking Rep. Brown what he’s doing to try to stop the regular parades of illegal dirt bikes and ATVs, with Rep. Brown explaining a proposed legislation that will make it so government officials can keep confiscated vehicles rather than auction them back, many times with the original owner bidding on and winning back their vehicle. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the controversial situation at last night’s Oscar’s, with Will Smith slapping Chris Rock after Rock made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith, Will’s wife, joking that her haircut looks like she’s preparing for a role in G.I. Jane. Giordano discusses why he thinks Will Smith was wrong in approaching the stage, but notes that jokes about medical conditions should be off the table. Then, Giordano discusses the sad story of a child murdered senselessly in the Wissinoming section of Krasnerland, telling the story of a 15-year-old who was grabbing water from his father’s car when a stray bullet struck him in the head, leaving him braindead. Also, Giordano discusses gaffes made by Biden during his trip to Poland, discussing the detrimental nature of one particular gaffe in which he called for Putin to be removed from power. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)

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Today, Dom Giordano celebrates the 1210WPHT Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation. In the third hour, Dom first speaks with Ed Durr, the South Jersey trucker who was able to unseat Senate President Steve Sweeney in the most recent election in New Jersey. Durr explains why he found it important to submit a doodle for this year’s Radiothon, and tells his theory on the changing climate of local politics. Then, Maureen Faulkner, widow of the late Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner, checks into the show to discuss her doodle of her late husband’s police badge, with Giordano revealing that Faulkner’s doodle has accumulated the most in bids to this point.  (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano celebrates the 1210WPHT Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation. In today’s final hour, Giordano plays back a clip from a Travis Manion volunteer Brett Adams, who perfectly lays out the mission statement of the organization. Also, Josh Jabin, chief operating officer with the Travis Manion Foundation, checks in live to the Radiothon to explain the purpose of the Travis Manion Foundation and tell about new initiatives employed by the foundation. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano celebrates the 1210WPHT Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation. In the second hour, Dom welcomes in Clarice Schillinger, who is now running for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania after emerging as a political powerhouse in school board races statewide. Schillinger tells about the campaign she’s ran so far, telling of her time spent traveling the State having her car signed by supporters. Also, Clarice reveals the issues that have become the cornerstone pieces of her campaign, and tells why she found it important to submit a doodle for the Travis Manion Foundation. Also, Col. Tom Manion, the founder of the Travis Manion Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program on Radiothon to discuss the culmination of the Foundation after his son’s tragic passing. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano celebrates the 1210WPHT Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation. In the first hour, Giordano welcomes in Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, who generously brings a hefty check to donate to the Veteran’s foundation. Giordano and Fitzpatrick then spend time discussing the Russian invasion into Ukraine, discussing the idea for a potential no-fly zone in the war torn country. Fitzpatrick argues that we need to do everything in our power to assist Ukraine without provocation, telling how a no-fly zone can be done without provoking the Russian dictator. Then, Ray Didinger stops by to discuss a doodle he submitted, with all proceeds going toward the Travis Manion Foundation. Giordano and Didinger discuss the greatest Philadelphia Eagles of all time, and Ray tells of the future of his great play Tommy and Me. Finally, to round out the hour, John Gilge, owner of Rhino Shield, joins Dom Giordano to discuss why he has chosen to support the Travis Manion Foundation, and tells the mission statement of his company and tells about some great deals for listeners. (Photo by 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.

Full Hour | To lead off today’s third hour, Chairman and CEO of the Lincoln Institute Lowman Henry joins the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming Pennsylvania Leadership Conference and break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. Giordano and Henry discuss the money infused in the races, telling why multiple candidates have poured as much money as they have into their respective campaigns. Then, Giordano and Henry discuss the impressive petitioning process displayed by candidate Doug Mastriano, with Henry telling how Mastriano has garnered the level of support he has statewide.

Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania and longtime television mainstay, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Biden administration demand that he resign from the Council on Sports. Dr. Oz reveals the email he received and a conversation he shared with fellow councilmember Herschel Walker, and tells that the Biden administration weirdly prioritizes getting rid of any record of Trump over any sense of reason. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz why he believes opponent Dave McCormick continues to dodge debates, discussing an upcoming debate held by our last guest Lowman Henry that Oz has agreed to. Also, Giordano asks for a definitive answer as to whether Dr. Oz would give up his Turkish citizenship, telling that his mother has Alzheimer’s which is the sole reason he’d like to keep the duality. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by continuing the discussion centered on Russia’s invasion into Ukraine, telling whether he would want the United States and NATO to retaliate against Russia if Putin decides to use chemical or nuclear weapons. Then, Giordano tells of a commentary piece written in the Philadelphia Inquirer by Councilwoman Cherelle Parker, who suggested that Philadelphia cops need to be more like guardians than warriors, calling attention to the new ‘community police officers’ in Philadelphia. Giordano spends a lot of time on this topic, discussing the situation that police officers face, taking a caller who brought up a common theme on the show, being the troubling recruitment numbers coming out of the Philadelphia Police Department. (Photo by Getty Images)