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Loujain Ahmed, SGA President talks about her success as a student at Montco. She also talks about how these opportunities have shaped her as a person and how they will help her to her future goals towards a career in astrophysics. Recorded by Nate Leslie and edited by Tucker McClurefrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program.

1 - Columnist Beth Ann Rosica joins us today to discuss her most recent articles. We start in Kennett Square where local officials are looking to keep illegal migrants in the county, seemingly for cheap labor. What are the issues posed by this? We then move to education as Chester County voted to close the “St. Agnes Day Room” where lower income individuals could stop in and get a quick snack or meal. Bet Ann SLAMS this move and highlights the blatant overreach show by local officials. 120 - The “Thin Blue Line” has re-emerged as a controversial topic as Springfield, Montco continues their crusade against the displaying of the “Thin Blue Line” flag on your person or on your property. 135 - Phil Murphy admitted to hiding at least 1 illegal in his house, will he also be arrested? Your calls. 145 - Mike Donohue, the Chair of New Jersey's chapter of America First Policy Institute, joins us today to discuss the most recent Phil Murphy news where he is claiming to be violating federal law by sheltering at least one illegal immigrant. Tell us about the event tomorrow night! Will Republicans present a united front?

12 - Are the tariffs going to work? Why did Phil Murphy admit he is hosting illegal aliens in his garage? 1210 - Is the DNC really doubling down on the nonsense that lost them the last election? New faces, same places? 1215 - Side - Best The/of names 1220 - Will Officer Fitzgerald's birthday be celebrated? Will Larry Krasner press Temple students instead of actual criminals? Sean Duffy goes off on Jake Tapper over the management of the FAA. 1230 - Lawyer Bob Amsterdam joins us to give updates on Ukraine. How did Zelenskyy lose track of 100 billion in aid from the U.S.? Why are we funding anti-Christian Churches in the country to rid themselves of the Orthodox faith? Are they simply saying that by having these churches in Ukraine, it opens up spying for Russia? Bob details the priests who are being imprisoned for their beliefs as Bob himself was banned from Russia. Bob also details how Ukraine has become an authoritarian police state that punished Bob for speaking up for the Church. 1240 - How was the Diane Cardano event this weekend? Your calls and tariff talk. 1250 - Is John Fetterman spot on again with another divisive issue? How will Democrats answer the calls for local law enforcement to help ICE in their mission? Your calls. 1 - Columnist Beth Ann Rosica joins us today to discuss her most recent articles. We start in Kennett Square where local officials are looking to keep illegal migrants in the county, seemingly for cheap labor. What are the issues posed by this? We then move to education as Chester County voted to close the “St. Agnes Day Room” where lower income individuals could stop in and get a quick snack or meal. Bet Ann SLAMS this move and highlights the blatant overreach show by local officials. 120 - The “Thin Blue Line” has re-emerged as a controversial topic as Springfield, Montco continues their crusade against the displaying of the “Thin Blue Line” flag on your person or on your property. 135 - Phil Murphy admitted to hiding at least 1 illegal in his house, will he also be arrested? Your calls. 145 - Mike Donohue, the Chair of New Jersey's chapter of America First Policy Institute, joins us today to discuss the most recent Phil Murphy news where he is claiming to be violating federal law by sheltering at least one illegal immigrant. Tell us about the event tomorrow night! Will Republicans present a united front? 2 - Will the Trump tariffs work? Re-discussing mostly everything we have talked about today. Your calls. 210 - Your calls. 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Winner? 225 - Taking your calls and continuing today's varying dialogue 235 - Scott Presler is able to join us for his weekly segment. Where will Dom be meeting Scott for an event? How are the voting numbers playing out in New Jersey after this most recent event of his? What is Scott's reaction to Governor Phil Murphy housing illegal immigrants from the law? Will we have any movement here in Chester County? 250 - The Lightning Round!

Dr. Victoria L. Bastecki-Perez returns to cap our year-long 60th anniversary commemoration. She'll talk about how Montco has transformed lives and communities for six decades, her goals for the College during her tenure as president and what the future of the College looks like moving forward.Recorded by Quinn Szente & Matthew O'brien.  Edited by Quinn Szente.from the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Continuing our 60th anniversary celebration, Koran Prince, Mustangs Men's Basketball Head Coach tells Jared about his time as a student-athlete at Montco, what he loves about coaching and his thoughts on 60 years of Montco. Recorded by Quinn Szente and edited by Donnell Woodsfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Angelina Banks grew up in Philadelphia, has traveled the country, and has even appeared in a pro-Trump TV ad. Now she's living in Springfield, where she's run for public office, and making the case that people of color do not owe their vote to any one party.She joins DVJournal News Editor Linda Stein to talk about the 2024 election, growing up in her "two-union-member" household, and why she really hates the plastic bag ban.Hosted by Michael Graham of InsideSources.com.Hosted by Michael Graham of InsideSources.com. 

On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Freddie Strebeck, VP of Client Partnerships at EMC Outdoor, all about how travel and tourism brands can use traditional, lifestyle, and experiential out-of-home advertising to improve their marketing campaign outcomes. We also discuss Freddie's successes, including his work with Visit Seattle and Montgomery County's creative Date Night in Montco campaign. What You Will Learn in This Episode: How Freddie and his team used a branded treat truck to deliver a taste of Seattle to feeder cities such as Sacramento, Dallas, and Minneapolis for Visit Seattle's I Know a Place campaign Why planning collaborations in advance and integrating out-of-home marketing effectively is crucial for amplifying a campaign's message What out-of-home channels are and the importance of selecting the right channel for a positive business impact for clients Why out-of-home advertising is an important amplification tactic, especially in reaching audiences outside of their homes in a non-intrusive way What role artificial intelligence plays in the out-of-home industry, and its potential to improve overall campaign efficiency The Power of Out-of-Home Advertising Freddie Strebeck, VP of Client Partnerships at EMC Outdoor, and I dig into some ways his team has creatively used out-of-home advertising in the travel and tourism industry. He shares details of a campaign involving a branded tree truck for Visit Seattle that targeted feeder cities like Dallas, Minneapolis, and Sacramento. The campaign demonstrated the power of creativity and strategic collaboration by partnering with local businesses, such as an ice cream shop, and earning a spot on Good Morning Sacramento. Freddie emphasizes that pre-planned collaborations are vital to integrating out-of-home marketing effectively and standing out from competitors. Adapting to a Post-Pandemic World We chatted about how the COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped out-of-home advertising strategies. Freddie explains EMC Outdoor's adaptive measures, such as focusing on contextually relevant advertising locations and refining client messaging. Freddie discusses the enduring relevance of out-of-home advertising, particularly in today's hybrid lifestyle, where people toggle between home and traditional work environments. Freddie also describes why out-of-home is a non-intrusive yet potent way to amplify your brand beyond digital channels Next Steps for Out-of-Home We rounded off the show by discussing the future potential of out-of-home advertising, particularly the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance campaign efficiency and creativity. According to Freddie, AI is not just a futuristic concept but a strategic asset that can accelerate the creative process and enhance client deliverables. EMC Outdoor uses AI to show clients how to use out-of-home to stand out in a competitive landscape by creating more personalized and impactful campaigns. Resources: Website: https://www.emcoutdoor.com/ LinkedIn Personal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederickstrebeck/ LinkedIn Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emc-outdoor/ We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more o​f. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!

Dom welcomes Montgomery County Commissioner Thomas DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program after using an analogy from the show during yesterday's Commissioner's meeting. A couple weeks ago, Commissioner DiBello joined to tell us about a proposal by Democratic County Commissioners that would institute vehicles that would travel to the homes of voters to harvest their ballot. Dom compared it to an ice cream truck for voting, an analogy that DiBello used in the meeting. DiBello explains how he'll continue to fight against this prospect, and notes multiple other things in the works to heighten voter security. (Photo by Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

This week we are joined by Dan Scrima of @whoashopwoodworking and MontcoMakers You can hear his podcast @makeitwhileyoufakeit Give him some support as well as our sponsors: @Saburrtooth Tools for all of your Power Carving needs. Use code "WH" for 10% off @maritimeknifesupply https://maritimeknifesupply.ca/ for all of your knife supplies and more!  @gnomehammerforge has all the details on next months prize  Follow us on IG: Working Hands Podcast Account Tik Tok Patreon grab some MERCH Tony Woodland @woodlandiron Keith Drennan @blackthornconcepts If you would like to support the show: Click Here leave a 5-star review, and most importantly - Tell a friend to listen!

In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a call by Montgomery County commissioners to leaders of county municipalities to allow homeless shelters, affordable housing in their affluent towns. Dom frames the issue through the usage of spot zoning, and explains why he would expect, if he lived in the county, to be vehement when hearing of this suggestion. Then, Dom moves back to the topic of the antisemitic protesters on college campuses, playing back audio from more on the Left condemning the action of the extremist wing of their party, besides one local professor, who urges students to cause havoc. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Washington Examiner reporter Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updates on the shocking controversy in a Montgomery County suburb featuring a brutal attack at a middle school. Dom tells the story of a 12-year-old Pennbrook Middle School student who was attacked by a 13-year old student who allegedly identifies as transgender, after complaints were made by the 12 year old to school leadership. Tremoglie tells of a new injunction released by the judge that demands media not reveal details about the assailant, an odd move as the standard for reporting minors is to not reveal any personal or identifying information. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to vote along with Democrats and a handful of Republicans in implementing a $15 minimum wage in Philadelphia and the suburban collar counties. Dom takes issue with the vote, with DiBello justifying why his support was both necessary and politically beneficial. Then, Dom and DiBello delve into something very important to the commissioner, voter integrity and election security, with DiBello explaining what he's doing as the sole Republican to ensure a clean election. (Photo by Getty Images)

We are continuing our celebration of Montgomery County Community College's 60th Anniversary by chatting with Dr. Steven Baron, Professor of Psychology and his son Michael Baron, Psychology lecturer.The two will reflect on their time as both students and educators. They will offer their thoughts on finding success here at Montco.Recorded by Matt Frankl and edited by Quinn Szentefrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello who joins the show after Dom and Dan received a tip from a listener in their YouTube comments that a change was coming from Democratic Montgomery County commissioners loosening rules around mail-in balloting and satellite voting offices. (Photo by Getty Images)

Mass Media and Sound Production majors Stephen Voight and Ismil Ward, two student photographers for The Montgazette newspaper, were assigned to take photos of President Biden's campaign stop at Blue Bell Campus. The two reflect on their experience covering the event and share with us a little bit about their time here at Montco and what they plan to do after graduating. Recorded by Matt Frankl and edited by Nate Leslie.from the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

We're continuing our celebration of Montgomery County Community College's 60th anniversary by chatting with Brian Brendlinger, the son of the Dr. LeRoy Brendlinger, the College's first president. He'll talk about Montco's early days and how it's grown and changed over time. Recorded by Nate Leslie and edited by Matthew O'Brienfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

When Vice President Kamala Harris convened a voting rights roundtable at the White House, one of the participants was Montgomery County Commissioner Neil Makhija (D). He joins the DVJournal podcast to talk with News Editor Linda Stein about ideas to promote more voter participation -- including using federal work-study funds to pay college students to register voters and work at the polls. Makhija also discussed his proposal to "cure" ballots cast with errors, in order to protect the right to vote.Hosted by Michael Graham at InsideSources.com.

PA GOP Candidate for Senate - Dave McCormick joins Dawn Stensland LIVE on 1210 WPHT. Dave first reacts to the Boyle drama seen in MontCo, before expanding on his campaign running against Bob Casey, and finding ways to give PA voters hope and opportunity.. Dave was born into a family of two hard-working teachers and spent his early years helping on the family farm. His parents instilled the values of hard work and resilience, which he follows today, and he is passing the lessons on to his children. Growing up, Dave played football and wrestled for his high school's team. He delivered newspapers and bused tables at a hotel. And when the time came, trimmed the Christmas trees so everyone who came to the farm had something beautiful to put in their home. As a 7th-generation Pennsylvanian who grew up outside of Pittsburgh, he knows the Steel City like the back of his hand. But after high school, it was time for Dave to leave the city and head to college. Dave was nominated and graduated from West Point, the United States Military Academy, with a mechanical engineering degree. When he wasn't keeping his head down studying for exams, you would see Dave practicing his wrestling skills for the school where he was a four-time letterman and a co-captain. His time at West Point only furthered the lessons that his parents instilled in him as a young child. He truly saw how dedication and hard work can pay off. Upon graduation, Dave enrolled in the U.S. Army Airborne School and Ranger School, where he was named the Honor Graduate of Ranger School. Shortly after, Dave joined the 82nd Airborne Division as a paratrooper and was one of the first waves of deployments into Iraq during the Gulf War. As a Captain, Dave led his team of 130 soldiers in clearing minefields and destroying enemy munitions. Dave's service in the military ended in 1992, after five years of commissioned service, earning him a Bronze Star. His time in the Army again exemplified the hard-working and resilient values from his parent's teachings. From there, Dave went and earned his Ph.D. from Princeton University, moved back to Pittsburgh, and entered the private sector, where he employed hundreds of Pennsylvanians in his successful tech start-up. His work ethic was strong, and his accomplishments were so well known that he was nominated to serve in multiple positions, including Under Secretary of Treasury and Deputy National Security Advisor. In these roles, he led the fight to protect American technology from Chinese theft and advised the President on national security issues. When Dave returned to the private sector, he met his wife, Dina. The two of them have six daughters. Dave is running for the United States Senate to ensure this nation provides a promising future for his children and future generations. Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

Kenil Patel, a strategic engineer at Constellation, who works at the Limerick Generating Station, talks about his experience as Pottstown Promise Early College Program student at Montgomery County Community College and how it helped him to prepare for his success later in life. Recorded by Nate Leslie and edited by Matthew O'Brienfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

LINDA STEIN OF THE DEL VAL JOURNAL JOINS DAWN LIVE BREAKING DOWN HER LATEST COLUMNS... LINDA'S LATESTWest Chester Area School Board to Vote Again on Proposed Charter SchoolGOP's McCormick Beats Casey in Fundraising, Gaining in PollsBiden Comes to Montco for 2024 Campaign Kick-off SpeechSTEIN: First Sea Voyage Brings Bittersweet MemoriesFitzpatrick Joins GOP Delegation to Southern Border Calling Out Biden's Immigration FailureDoes Lower Makefield Have ‘Ghost' Employees?UPDATE: Senate Dem Declares Mastriano ‘Insurrectionist' for Questioning 2020 Election ResultsRepublicans Believe PA Will Go Red in 2024DelVal's Republican Rising Stars Are Helping Their Communities and PALINDA ALSO EXPANDS ON THE LATEST BUZZ AROUND THE WILLIAM PENN STATUE AND GOV SHAPIRO WALKING BACK THE PLAN...  LINK TO LINDA STORIES - https://delawarevalleyjournal.com/author/lindastein/ Tune in weekdays 10 AM - 12 PM EST on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

We're kicking off Montgomery County Community College's 60th anniversary by talking to two of Montco's very first graduating class members. Dan and Marie McCartney will talk about their experience and reflect on how the College has grown and changed over time. Recorded and edited by Ian Meranusfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

RICH MARINO JOINS DAWN FOLLOWING ELECTION IN NORRISTOWN AND MONTCO WITH QUESTIONS LOOMING AROUND THE RESULTS... RICH EXPANDS ON THE STATE OF ELECTIONS IN THE PHILADELPHIA SUBURBS! Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!  

Emma McGrath, a liberal studies major and Student Government Association Senator, talks about her experience in the dual enrollment program, the many activities she's involved with on campus, and how Montco has helped herself and her family overcome difficult times.Recorded by Donnell Woods and edited by Ian Meranusfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Controller Pam Van Blunk, who's currently running for Montgomery County Commissioner, after a long rash of questionable behavior from the County government. Before bringing her on, Dom contextualizes the situation that's played out in Montgomery County, reminding listeners of the power that Valerie Arkoosh had on the decisions during Coronavirus, which led her to a position under Governor Shapiro. Then, in welcoming in Van Blunk, Dom asks for her to summarize her current role as Controller, which leads to questions about her stance on issues, which quickly leads to her stance on criminal justice. Van Blunk tells how the current commissioner stance on policing has led to a spike in crime in her County, and explaining how their decisions regarding funding the Sheriff's department has contributed to her desire to run for this office. Then, Dom delves into the County's decisions concerning Coronavirus, with Van Blunk explaining what she would've pushed for if she were sitting with the other Commissioners during the pandemic. (Photo by Getty Images)

My Ly, Vice President of Student Government Association, talks about her experience as an immigrant from Vietnam, a first-generation college student, a dual enrollment student and her experience at Montco in the Engineering Science program. Recorded and Edited by Ian Meranusfrom the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

From enlisting as a Torpedoman's Mate in the United States Naval Reserves to serving as a township commissioner in Upper Dublin, Liz Ferry believes she has the right stuff for the Montgomery County Commission. She talks to DVJournal's Linda Stein about her views on the best way to  reduce taxes, protect open space, and find innovative ways to promote economic development.Hosted by Michael Graham of InsideSources.com.

A Montco state senator has proposed a ban on all book bans in Pennsylvania. This should be something everyone agrees on.

Dom welcomes Warrington Police Chief Daniel Friel onto the Dom Giordano Program. Friel, who also serves as the President of the Police Chief's Association of Bucks and Montgomery County, yesterday spoke with other public safety leaders and elected officials, introducing bill packages in effort to combat policies coming out of Philadelphia that have led to an increase in crime in the suburbs. First, Friel explains the purpose of such a statement, offering statistics of certain crimes that have prevailed in the light of Philadelphia's spike in crime, offering reasons why suburbs have been targeted for crime. Then, Friel and Giordano go through multiple initiatives launched by Philadelphia that have had a negative implication on the suburbs. (Photo by Getty Images)

At 56, Jim Fullan joined the Mustangs baseball team fulfilling a lifelong dream. Learn more about this Army veteran, retired postal worker and grandfather of nine. Recorded by Quinn SzenteEdited by Ian Meranus from the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program 

Dom welcomes Vicki Flannery, chair of the Montgomery County chapter of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of this year's Joyful Warriors Summit held at the Philadelphia Marriott happening this weekend. First, Dom asks Flannery how it's been in the suburbs of Philadelphia as the necessity for transparency and parental rights spreads, with Flannery reporting that, before taking her group private, her group had over 1,300 members. Then, Flannery and Giordano delve into the mission statement of the organization, telling about her groups call for more transparency in our schools, telling that the group grew out of the distrust parents had for schools during the Coronavirus pandemic. Then, Flannery reveals that she's currently on location for the convention helping to set up, and tells why she feels no discomfort and danger leading up to the event, knowing the amount of protection the founders have planned for the weekend. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

Dawn updates listeners on the latest regarding I-95 before being joined by Liz Ferry. Liz expands on her primary win, what to expect in November, as well as the crime surge and trend in PA Democrats. Liz has represented Montgomery County for 30 years, as she continues to push forward a different approach that some call a "Republican Renaissance" for suburban MontCo voters. Learn more about Liz at Ferry2023.com.  Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

In episode 232 of Food, Farms, & Chefs Radio Show you'll hear:0:20~Chef-Owner Adam Diltz is not a stranger when it comes to hard work, and is leading the way as he brings back some of the delectable meals made popular via the Pennsylvania Dutch.  His Fishtown-based restaurant, Elwood offers a tasting experience that few Chefs provide: On his menu, you can enjoy items like his Gobbler's Ridge Farm Rabbit, Pork Tenderloin, and Sturgeon served family-style with seasonal accompaniments.  Or you can enjoy an evening out when he offers a tasting event in collaboration with an author or fellow chef.  No matter when you go, you'll feel sated with not only his plated cuisines--you'll feel filled with an exquisite encounter like no other.16:18~Our next guest, Matthew Hendricks, takes gaming to another level. When you visit Thirsty Dice in the Fairmont region of Philadelphia, or Twenty One Pips in Ardmore, PA, you'll enter into a space that is geared to having fun!  If you're curious as to what we are speaking of, we're referring to Hendricks' 800+ board games that you can play when you visit either of his locations, and at Twenty One Pips you can play Skee Ball and other throw-back arcade games--all while indulging your palates with foods and beverages to help keep the fun going!36:00~Then Co-Owner Vince D'Amico of Off the Rail in Media, PA joined us to discuss how he and his fellow co-owners, Tara Duke and Ron Kennedy began the venture, taking over the space which was previously known as Jocelyn's.  An opportunity to take over ownership presented itself, and Duke, Kennedy, and D'Amico seized the chance.  After an unfortunate launch date due to the pandemic, the trio utilized the shut-down to renovate the space.  Now, the area's only roof-top deck provides endless entertainment and opportunities to watch the big game, movies, and more on an enormous projection wall.  If that weren't already enough to draw you in, then perhaps their participation during the summer-long Dining Under the Stars, Karaoke, or Open Mic nights are more your vibe.  Whatever you decide, you'll surely have a great time with good food, great drinks, and endless entertainment! 

Dom welcomes Ed Moye, Republican candidate for Montgomery County Sherriff, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opponent, Sean Kilkenny, who this week announced that he'll perform a regular inspection on the 94 gun shops within Montgomery County. Moye tells us a bit about himself, stating his stance on guns, explaining the background checks that even he has to go through as a former State Policeman. Then, Moye tells us a bit about his history serving the community, and brings us through his career as a semi-pro football player and his background part in the film Invincible. (Photo by Getty Images)

KISS ARMY – meet me in THE KISS ROOM! On the May issue of THE KISS ROOM, Matt Porter, Bobby Dreher and Michael Cavacini celebrate Montco's almost place in KISStory with KISS talk and KISS tunes! Plus, we are joined by author, KISS fan and all around great guy Tony Mann to talk KISS as […]

You may have seen or heard the acronym PFAS floating around, or perhaps heard of "forever chemicals." Or maybe you've heard that there are some potential concerns with using non-stick cookware, but weren't sure what it was all about. Around since the 1940s, PFAS are used in a variety of ways including in non-stick cookware, stain, grease, and water-resistant clothing, some firefighting foam, and some cosmetics. However, there are a number of concerns around these chemicals, some of which have already been phased out of discussion. Casey and Sara discuss the issues around and potential paths forward from PFAS. Resources for this episode: PFAS chemicals overview | ATSDR PFAS in the US population | ATSDR Bucks and Montco residents learn more about their exposure to the toxic chemicals in PFAS study - WHYY Toxic timeline: A brief history of PFAS | Searchlight New Mexico Authorized Uses of PFAS in Food Contact Applications | FDA Governments endorse global PFOA ban, with some exemptions Environmental and Health Impacts of PFAS | | Wisconsin DNR PFAS Foam on Lakes and Streams Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) | US EPA Not All In-Home Drinking Water Filters Completely Remove Toxic PFAS | Nicholas School of the Environment Consumers file class action lawsuits over PFAS in products; EPA focuses on water, landfills  

April is Community College Month, and we've invited Dr. Victoria L. Bastecki-Perez back to the podcast to talk about the value of a community college education for students and the economy, plus we'll find out more about what's going on at Montco. Recorded and edited by Quinn Szente from the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program 

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off by discussing the situation involving Ukraine, playing back a clip from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis who explains why he believes the Biden Administration's ‘blank check policy' is unacceptable, agreeing that we need to prevent the War between the country and Russia from becoming a bottomless financial pit. Then, after playing Dom's Money Melody, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she recently resigned from her post of the Chair of MontCo's GOP to take a role within the State's GOP. Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the area on a tour to crime-ridden areas, discussing the negative impact of progressive policies. Preate-Havey tells what was said today by DeSantis, explaining some incredible incentives offered in Florida that draw great police leading to safe communities, contrasting the opposite we've seen here in Philadelphia.      Then, Dom returns back to a local topic, going back to the tragic story of the Temple Police officer shot and killed on Temple's campus by an 18-year-old from the suburbs after a failed robbery. Dom previews his Friday show again, telling that he'll be joined by 8 of the 10 total Mayoral candidates campaigning in Philadelphia, offering up what he would hope to hear by a candidate in effort to fix the crime epidemic in the City. (Photo by Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she recently resigned from her post of the Chair of MontCo's GOP to take a role within the State's GOP. Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the area on a tour to crime-ridden areas, discussing the negative impact of progressive policies. Preate-Havey tells what was said today by DeSantis, explaining some incredible incentives offered in Florida that draw great police leading to safe communities, contrasting the opposite we've seen here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

NBC 10 MontCo Mom found dead - Fallout in Royersford - Found near nice neighborhoods - Plenty of questions to be answered - Flag debates continue - Dawn admits she even fell for it - Symbols shouldn't be this focused on - Support what you want to - It's a free country - Callers chime in on the flag debate - Bucks Co family in Ireland - Son has horrific experience - Critical condition - LGBTQ community supporting Provorov on Tik Tok - Consumer Report update - The View on McCarthy - Swallwell on Biden Docs - Due Process for all classified docs - Swallwell on GOP & McCarthy - Split GOP is Chaos. Tune in 10-12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

Dom welcomes in Attorney Sean Cullen, a former DA out in Montgomery County and current Solicitor to the Police Chiefs Association of Montgomery County, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the debate in Springfield Township over whether to remove the thin blue line logo from their logo. Cullen, who's been involved in supporting law enforcement throughout his entire career, explains what exactly the thin blue line means to police officers, and where the idea came from. Then, Dom asks Cullen to address directly claims that the symbol is racist, with Cullen laying forth the Progressive argument, then dissecting why the mindset is entirely backwards. (Photo by Getty Images)

12:00 - Dom starts off by discussing a new hat being thrown into the mayoral race in Philadelphia, and the transparency that Nutter and Rendell have given him regarding the position in their years after their term. 12:05 - Joe Biden calls Trump and his Covid policies ‘xenophobic.' Dom reacts 12:10 - What is the all-time finale? 12:20 - Hooters rebranding away from skin tight outfits and breasts? Has the world gone mad? 12:30 - Who is it that you go to nowadays for credible news or evidence? 12:40 - Comedian on the comeback? Bill Cosby wants to tour again. Who is the target audience for him? 12:50 - Dom fields your calls regarding the Cosby comeback and your TV show finales. 1:00 - The NFL absolutely squashed the NBA in the ratings on Christmas weekend. It is amazing how the most mundane game will always beat the anticipated basketball game. 1:05 - The ACLU has really gotten away from its root and now just drives their own selfish interests. Hear a representative on CNN speculate and play down what happens at the border. 1:20 -  Suspected arson in… you guessed it: Carpenter's Hall. But, MontCo is actively recruiting younger adults to get involved with the fire department. 1:25 - Mini Lightning Round! Keep the questions coming into 2023.

Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opposition to a pay raise for elected officials, refusing a raise himself and asking for other elected officials to do the same. Then, Dom and Joe reflect on the recent elections that saw both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano lose their respective races in what was supposed to be a ‘red wave,' with Joe pointing out the shortcomings by Republicans, telling what he would've advised them to do differently. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Montgomery County GOP Chairwoman Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some further analysis on exit polling following this week's Election Day. First, Dom and Liz discuss the issue of abortion, with Liz revealing large numbers of voters from local colleges who were driven to vote solely on that topic. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey on an update on the counting of military and provisional ballots as election officials try to determine a winner between Republican incumbent State Representative Todd Stephens and his Democratic opponent. Also, Giordano gets an update on the counting of mail-in and drop box balloting, and finds how the other 2 outstanding races stand. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of Montgomery County's GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some deep analysis on local races that were overshadowed yesterday by the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania. Preate-Havey reveals the results of a close race for State Representatives and Senators out in Montgomery County, telling that local Democrats have started declaring victory even though some are winning by less than 10 total votes. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the implications that Doug Mastriano and Dr. Mehmet Oz had on the lower ballot races, explaining the impact that Shapiro's gubernatorial victory held on Republican candidates. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the eventful nature of the day, telling about what he's hearing around the area as voters take to the polls on Election Day. Dom takes calls from listeners out in the field, and reveals what he'll be doing to vote. Also, Dom tells that he has received his first write-in ballot for this election season, which may be enough to win Philadelphia. Also, Dom recaps last night's amazing rally supporting Doctor Oz in Montgomery County, telling of his favorite moments and playing back parts of his speech. Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what she's seeing at this point at the polls in MontCo, and to recap last night's rally supporting Doctor Oz. First, Liz offers her thoughts on last night's festivities, telling about the great venue Haines Estates which flies under the radar as a great employer for the region, also putting on great events on the property. Then, Liz tells what she's hearing at the polls, responding to comments made by polling officials in other local counties as read back by Giordano, including warnings that there will be delays in processing and determining the result of the election. In addition, Giordano and Preate-Havey lend their expertise to provide analysis on polling, telling what they expect to see as the election is decided. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what she's seeing at this point at the polls in MontCo, and to recap last night's rally supporting Doctor Oz. First, Liz offers her thoughts on last night's festivities, telling about the great venue Haines Estates which flies under the radar as a great employer for the region, also putting on great events on the property. Then, Liz tells what she's hearing at the polls, responding to comments made by polling officials in other local counties as read back by Giordano, including warnings that there will be delays in processing and determining the result of the election. In addition, Giordano and Preate-Havey lend their expertise to provide analysis on polling, telling what they expect to see as the election is decided. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former Montgomery County Commissioner Mike Marino back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his frustration with those leading the county after their treatment and cancellation of the Columbus Day holiday. Marino recently tried to speak up at a community meeting, hoping to express his disappointment, and was given the runaround. Marino explains why, as an Italian-American, he holds the day in such high regard, and explains why he believes politics have weighed into their scheduling decisions. 

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Upper Dublin Commissioner Liz Ferry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a program implemented by Montgomery County Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh, hoping to reframe criminal justice in a similar manner to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Commissioner Ferry tells about a program that's concerning law enforcement in the County instituted in July of 2020 that reforms bail, reducing bail to incredibly low amounts or nothing, allowing criminals to walk free. Ferry gives more information on the new edict, providing an example of how the low cash bail has played out in a case involving child abuse. Then, Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts about the unprecedented FBI raid on Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago. First, Mike Huckabee expresses his disbelief that something like this would come out of the FBI, explaining that people should be worried after this show of strength by the federal government. Huckabee points out the hypocrisy in such an action, offering a juxtaposition of questionable actions by Democrats that remain uninvestigated while conservatives continue to face raids. Huckabee explains why he sees this as a solidification of the organization moving in a political direction, warning that people should be afraid of the federal ‘goon squad,' which can break down your door for your political allegiances. (Photo by Olivier Douliery - Pool/Getty Images)

In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Upper Dublin Commissioner Liz Ferry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a program implemented by Montgomery County Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh, hoping to reframe criminal justice in a similar manner to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Commissioner Ferry tells about a program that's concerning law enforcement in the County instituted in July of 2020 that reforms bail, reducing bail to incredibly low amounts or nothing, allowing criminals to walk free. Ferry gives more information on the new edict, providing an example of how the low cash bail has played out in a case involving child abuse. (Photo by Getty Images)

Liz Preate-Havey from the Montgomery County GOP joins Dom to talk about the upcoming election, the Mastriano campaign, and their plan to monitor ballot drop boxes 24/7 prior to the election.