Lou Gaul returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in the world of film. First, Giordano and Gaul discuss today being Good Friday and Dom’s experience of seeing The Ten Commandments at the Boyd Theater at 19th and Chestnut. Then, Giordano and Gaul discuss the new Netflix film featuring Idris Elba titled Concrete Cowboys, which is filmed in Philadelphia, focusing on the city’s urban cowboys. This spurns a discussion of both Giordano and Gaul’s favorite films set and filmed in Philadelphia. Finally, Giordano and Gaul discuss the newest entry into the Godzilla and King Kong universe, with Producer Dan giving his quick review on the film. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Louis Cappelli Jr., Commissioner Director of Camden County, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the proposition of vaccine passports. First, Cappelli reveals to Giordano when he believes Camden County will go full force in reopening, setting July 4th as the date with a concert headlined by Southside Johnny and Asbury Jukes. Then, Giordano and Cappelli get into the conversation over vaccine passports, with Cappelli explaining that the only thing the county is currently advocating for is for vaccine recipients to keep track and hold on to their cards in case this initiative is enacted. Cappelli explains that the county will wait for protocols from the state before making any decisions, telling that he and the Commissioners do not anticipate requiring vaccine passports. Also, Cappelli explains how Democrats can vouch for a vaccine passport while speaking out against voter ID laws for similar constitutional reasons. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Dr. Marty Makary, New York Times Best-Selling Author of The Price We Pay and professor at Johns Hopkins University returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his prediction that, if all goes well, we’d be reaching herd immunity by April. First, Giordano and Makary discuss an upcoming piece by Makary that’ll appear in the Wall Street Journal in which he compares the UK to the US in the race to herd immunity, as the UK reaches the precipice and the US lags behind. Then, Makary discusses the leadership by Dr. Fauci throughout the virus, explaining that the lack of hard decision-making knocked us back in the race to herd immunity. Then, Makary updates the prediction he made, explaining that results have differed on a regional basis, with parts of the country starting to reach herd immunity while areas like New York and New Jersey lag a bit. After that, Makary explains what exactly herd immunity is, explaining that it’s not binary but rather a progression toward safety. Finally, Makary gives his thoughts on vaccine passports, telling us that if we do indeed go forward with the proposal, it’s absolutely necessary to also include those who have antibodies. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)

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Steve Keeley, reporter for Fox29, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a developing situation in Philadelphia. During the pandemic, particularly as weather got colder, a homeless encampment developed underground at the Patco stop at 12th/13th and Locust. Yesterday it was announced by the city that city employees will be clearing out the area in an attempt to clean things up. As a response, Anti-fa has organized online to protect the homeless at whatever cost.  Keeley joins the Dom Giordano Program to explain how the encampment developed, and reveals whether he believes the city will follow through on their announcement. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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Jim Desmond, County Supervisor for San Diego County, joins the Dom Giordano Program after 500 unaccompanied migrant girls aged 13 to 17 arrived at the San Diego Convention Center over the weekend. With this news, the San Diego County Office of Education announced that they will offer in-person schooling to migrant children, even though local parents have been unable to send their children for in-person schooling. Desmond explains how this was allowed to happen, pointing out the hypocrisy of allowing in-person schooling for only a subset of citizens, and tells what he and his office is doing in an effort to allow in-person schooling not just for migrants, but for all residents of San Diego County. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff returns to the Dom Giordano Program. Yesterday, Benninghoff announced that Pennsylvania should not follow states like New York in adopting or developing ‘vaccine passports’ that provide proof that passport holders have received the COVID-19 vaccine or recently tested negative for COVID-19. Benninghoff explains that he noted this, knowing the past history of the Wolf administration’s tendency to follow the lead of the state of New York, which has announced the implementation of such a policy. Benninghoff explains that the idea of a vaccine passport is an opening to an unfathomable government intrusion into people’s personal lives, particularly their private medical information. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the big lie by President Biden that the new administration would not force any new taxes onto the citizens of the country making less than $400,000 annually. First, Norquist runs down every proposed tax by Biden and the media environment that lets his administration continually pull blinders over the public’s eyes regarding taxation. Then, Norquist and Giordano discuss a proposition by Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, who offered the solution of a mileage tax for the crumbling infrastructure for the country. While Giordano and Norquist agree that infrastructure needs to be addressed, the two discuss the constitutionality of something like a mileage tax, and discuss whether or not it also goes against Biden’s promise of not raising taxes for those making under $400,000 a year. Finally, Norquist warns of the dangers of what Biden is doing, explaining how many of his propositions will come back to negatively affect the country in the near future.(Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

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Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the additional funding provided to the Philadelphia school district, totaling more than $1 billion. Giordano wonders what they will do with the mass amount of money infused into the budget, noting his lack of trust in the city to use the money appropriately. Then, Giordano tells how much other local school districts will receive, including the Hatboro-Horsham district which has become a hot topic of discussion on the show as parents continue to fight back against a school board disallowing in-person schooling. Also, Giordano discusses the potential for vaccine passports, and asks listeners who throughout history they’d like to hear in a battle of wits. (Photo by Getty Images)

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In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the cancellation of a favorite in the realm of children’s media, Captain Underpants. Last week, a petition started targeting author Dav Pilkey for his representation of Asian characters in 2010’s The Adventures of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen from the Future. In the book, Pilkey is alleged to use ‘passive racism’ in his representation of a Kung Fu master. Giordano discusses the situation, explaining why he’s vehemently against Pilkey kowtowing to a vocal minority. Then, Giordano turns this into a discussion about other cancelled children’s media, including Dr. Seuss, and wonders whether an apolitical series such as Berenstain Bears could find success in today’s world. After that, Giordano discusses an interview between Mayor Kenney and 6ABC’s Jim Gardner, in which the Mayor suggested that the school year would be extended into the summer. (Photo by Ben Gabbe/Getty Images for Greenwich International Film Festival)

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Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program with an update of the seething of Leftist policies into suburban, small-town politics. First, Giordano discusses the decision by Upper Darby to change the name of Good Friday to Spring Holiday on city calendars, a continued push to remove religion from all aspects of life. Then, Giordano discusses his first column written for the Delaware Valley Journal, in which he drew comparisons between Valerie Arkoosh and Dr. Anthony Fauci and noted the blind trust of suburbanites in these two ‘experts,’ who have suddenly abandoned the notion of following science to make decisions. Then, Giordano discusses the notion of changing transportation taxes, noting his disagreement with Secretary of Transportation Buttigieg, who said late last week that a mileage tax could be on the table to help finance Biden’s expected multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

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