Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano
Welcome to Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano: a podcast devoted to parental rights. More specifically, a podcast devoted to the right of parents to choose the best school for their child. It’s called School Choice and this podcast is dedicated to gaining that for every parent in America.
Episodes

4 days ago
4 days ago
Guest: Rev. Joshua Robertson, CEO and Founder of Black Pastors United for Education. Subjects: The organization supports educating children in non-traditional learning spaces.

Thursday Jun 26, 2025
Thursday Jun 26, 2025
Guest: Rich Valdes, host, “America at Night”
Subjects: The charter school that he founded and still helps to direct. School choice and Jersey's governor's race and its inclusion in the Big Beautiful Bill.

Thursday Jun 19, 2025
Thursday Jun 19, 2025
Guest: Rep. Kevin Kiley, Chair of the House Subcommittee that covers K-12 Education on the school choice money that is in the Big Beautiful Bill.
Subjects: According to our guest, this money a once - in- a generation chance for a school choice revolution across America and it has a really good chance to pass.

Thursday Jun 12, 2025
Thursday Jun 12, 2025
Guest: Steve Miller, who founder Ascend Learning, a wildly successful charter school group in NYC. He was canceled due to his opposition to DEI but has bounced back to found another very successful group of charter schools.
Topics: How parents should evaluate the best charter school for their child, and debunking some of the worst critiques of the charter school model.

Thursday Jun 05, 2025
Thursday Jun 05, 2025
Guest: Stacy Garrity, Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Topics: The cost savings of school choice and how the issue will play out in the upcoming governor's race against the Democrats' leading presidential candidate, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.

Thursday May 22, 2025
Thursday May 22, 2025
Guest: Ryan N. Boyer, Business Manager of the Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Consortium, a consortium of more than 50 labor unions and 40,00 workers.
Topics: How and why this major labor leader could be such a strong supporter of school choice. "I'd be a hypocrite to oppose school choice - because I've exercised it myself."