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)

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 Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Time)

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.

Melissa Hart, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, joins the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano introduces Hart, discussing with her the vast experience she brings to the race. Among her long resume of experience, Hart was the first Republican woman elected to the Pennsylvania Senate at just 28 years of age, and Hart tells that she also has federal experience, serving as a Congresswoman in the Western side of the State. Then, Hart tells why she believes it’s important to have an unbiased moderator at Republican gubernatorial debates, explaining that she thinks the stepping outside of a comfort zone is an important measure of candidates. In addition, Giordano asks for Hart’s opinion on public safety and Larry Krasner in Philadelphia, and asks Hart for her keystone issue in the gubernatorial race. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an announcement out of the Biden administration today, with the President announcing that the country will welcome in up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. Giordano supports tells what he thinks will be the narrative borne out of this decision, telling that he predicts another racial narrative due to the general support of Ukrainian refugees compared to that of Afghani refugees recently. Also, Giordano asks listeners whether a chemical or nuclear attack would be enough in their opinion for a NATO retaliation. Then, Giordano tells of multiple stories playing out through Krasnerland, providing an update on the situation that played out on Interstate 95 leaving two State Troopers and another dead after being hit by a 21-year old drunk driver.

Then, Melissa Hart, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, joins the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano introduces Hart, discussing with her the vast experience she brings to the race. Among her long resume of experience, Hart was the first Republican woman elected to the Pennsylvania Senate at just 28 years of age, and Hart tells that she also has federal experience, serving as a Congresswoman in the Western side of the State. Then, Hart tells why she believes it’s important to have an unbiased moderator at Republican gubernatorial debates, explaining that she thinks the stepping outside of a comfort zone is an important measure of candidates. In addition, Giordano asks for Hart’s opinion on public safety and Larry Krasner in Philadelphia, and asks Hart for her keystone issue in the gubernatorial race. (Photo by Janos Kummer/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, FOP Lodge 5 Vice President John McGrody brings in a doodle and sits down for an interview with Giordano. First, Giordano and McGrody discuss the doodle itself and move into a conversation about other doodles, including Maureen Faulkner’s drawn police badge of her late husband Danny Faulkner, who was killed by Mumia Abu-Jamal. This leads Giordano and McGrody to reflect upon other tragedies that the FOP stepped up to help with, telling of the safety hazards that Philadelphia officers face on a daily basis. Also, McGrody updates the situation on recruiting, revealing pitiful turnouts for new officers, and tells what the FOP is doing to fight back against progressive policies that continue to hinder the Police Department’s ability to do their job.

Then, Giordano spends some time forecasting the upcoming election, offering his opinions on the campaigns of Senate candidates of to this point. Out of this comes a conversation between Giordano and producer Dan about the potential disqualifiers for candidates, with Giordano making a point about the importance of debates. Giordano suggests that both McCormick and Oz involve themselves in debates, and argues that without a debate he couldn’t bring himself to support either candidate. For the remainder of the hour, Giordano floats between the rest of the topics talked about during the show, and asks listeners for something or somebody that is intimidating. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)

In today’s third hour, FOP Lodge 5 Vice President John McGrody brings in a doodle and sits down for an interview with Giordano. First, Giordano and McGrody discuss the doodle itself and move into a conversation about other doodles, including Maureen Faulkner’s drawn police badge of her late husband Danny Faulkner, who was killed by Mumia Abu-Jamal. This leads Giordano and McGrody to reflect upon other tragedies that the FOP stepped up to help with, telling of the safety hazards that Philadelphia officers face on a daily basis. Also, McGrody updates the situation on recruiting, revealing pitiful turnouts for new officers, and tells what the FOP is doing to fight back against progressive policies that continue to hinder the Police Department’s ability to do their job. (Photo by Getty Images)