I’ve just found out that Talkers Magazine, the Bible of the talk radio industry, has rated me number 45 on their Heavy Hundred list. You can view the entire list here. This is a list of the top one hundred hosts in America out of the thousands that are doing talk radio. The hosts listed [...]

My Taxpayer of the Year Award
As I write this, I am looking at my W-2 and 1099 tax forms for 2012. Every year I bring them to my tax preparer and as his calculator works overtime, I anxiously await the “damage.” During tax season, millions of Americans go through that same tax anxiety. But this year, the anxiety is going [...]

Is It Time to Strike Back Against Internet and Talk Radio Trolls?
I went into talk radio with my eyes wide open. It’s not a profession for the feint of heart. Every day my radio show on WPHT 1210-AM is three hours of lightning-rod, controversial topics. People get quite passionate and opinionated. You get angry callers, letter writers and what we call in the business- “cranks.” But [...]

Book Review: The Silver Linings Playbook by Matthew Quick
DOM SAYS: Today’s guest book reviewer is Doreen McGettigan, a published author herself (more info on Doreen at the end of this review). When she told me that she wanted to review by Matthew Quick, I had about a thousand reasons to say yes. Here’s four: I love the fact that the author, Matthew Quick, [...]
Favorite Books and Authors: Threat Vector by Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney
Message from Dom: Don George has been a longtime listener and friend of my show. Since Don is one of the most upstanding citizens of “DomTown USA,” it is only fitting that Don be the inaugural guest contributor to my Favorite Books and Authors feature on my blog. Don’s a Tom Clancy fan and in [...]

New Feature: My Favorite Books and Authors
Here is a picture in the “nerve center” of Dom Giordano Radio Headquarters. My work desk at WPHT 1210 Radio show just a small portion of the books I get from publishers, publicists and authors seeking media coverage or a radio interview. I have to admit that the idea of being bombarded with books was [...]

How About a Real Contract with Congress?
Last week I watched the swearing-in ceremonies with the new Congress. When I was growing up, I was taught that public service was a noble endeavor. It felt right to respect and admire our elected members to Congress. The U.S. Capitol was, of course, “The People’s House.” But sadly, as I watched the ceremonies on [...]

My New Year’s Resolutions for 2013
When I taught high school, I preached the importance of having goals to my students. At the start of the school year and at New Year’s, I stressed how setting goals plays a big part in your success. I still make goals and success plans for myself. I actually have an archive of sorts of [...]

Oliver North to Appear at Dom Giordano’s Feast of the Seven Fishes Event
I am thrilled that will be joining me at my Fourth Annual Feast of the Seven Fishes dinner and live broadcast. This year’s Feast of the Seven Fishes event will take place Monday, December 17th at the beautiful Crystal Tea Room in the Wanamaker Building, 1300 Market Street in Philadelphia. You can get more information [...]

The Great Christmas Light Debate
Are you living under a white light Iron Curtain? Does your neighborhood, development or town have an unwritten rule that white lights are traditional, chic, or just look better than colored lights for Christmas? Throw off these phony airs and embrace the lights of your childhood. Start an outpost of traditional colorful Christmas lights inside [...]






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