Old School, New School, Next School with Dom Giordano

Episode 43

If a foreign army invaded America and tried to make American kids dumb, they couldn't do a better job than the teachers' unions and cowardly administrators. Wait until you hear what they did this week in Pittsburg, Boston and Portland.

Episode 42

Michael Harrison joins this week's podcast. Michael is the publisher and editor of TALKERS magazine and member of the group Gunhill Road, creators and performers of the song "ldiots." They discuss the epidemic of "the dumbing down of America."

Episode 41

Gen Z is the first generation to be dumber than the last one. Neuroscientist Dr. James Horvath joins to explain why. Also, 3 Democrat governors are reconsidering their rejection of federal money for school choice.

Episode 40

Dom discusses an outrageously wasteful school spending example. In Chicago, one school is squandering over 93k per student per year, while resulting in a 0% math proficiency rate for students. How can this happen?

Episode 39

Dom discusses the coming wealth transfer, where Democrat Governors allow federal school choice tax dollars to flow to states lead by Republicans.

Episode 38

Dom presents another in-depth look at ways to advance school choice. He is joined by PA State Senate President Pro Tempore, Kim Ward (R-39).

Episode 37

Today's focus is on Colorado's Democrat Governor, Jared Polis. His decision to accept federal finding to support school choice is is a rare one for a Democrat.
Dom welcomes Kim Monson, independent broadcaster from Denver for inside look.

Episode 36

The state by state count for accepting federal money for school choice continues. Corey DeAngelis, a senior fellow at the American Federation for Children, checks in with Dom for an update.

Episode 35

Dom celebrates School Choice Week and is joined by Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA) for an update on the school choice movement in PA and nationwide.

Episode 34

Recorded on the week when the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King is noted, Dom discusses why school choice is the civil rights issue of our time.