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Dominic Carter | Keynote Speaker on Foster Care, Resilience, and Overcoming Adversity

Journalist, talk radio host, author, and keynote speaker Dominic Carter is a trusted voice on resilience, foster care, and overcoming adversity. Drawing from his own experience in the foster care system, he delivers powerful, real-life insight that inspires audiences nationwide. Host of The Dominic Carter Show on 77 WABC Radio, Dominic Carter speaks to foster care organizations, child advocacy professionals, educators, and community leaders.

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Corruption Case Against Ed Mangano Ends In Mistrial

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Corruption Case Against former Nassau County NY Executive Ed Mangano Ends In Mistrial. Dominic Carter reports live from the courthouse.

Location: Central Islip, NY, USA

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Dominic Carter: Welcome to the official blog of Dominic Carter — journalist, nationally syndicated talk radio host, keynote speaker, and author of the powerful memoir No Momma’s Boy. For close to 40 years, Dominic has been at the center of New York politics and media, covering presidents, moderating debates, and reporting on historic moments across the globe. Today, he brings that experience and insight to audiences nationwide as the host of The Dominic Carter Show on 77 WABC Radio in New York, airing weekdays at 3PM EST and again at 12AM EST. But Dominic’s story goes far deeper than politics. Raised in the Bronx, he overcame childhood trauma, abuse, and foster care to build a career grounded in truth, resilience, and hope. His memoir, No Momma’s Boy, is a raw and inspiring account of survival that continues to touch readers everywhere. 📖 Order your personally signed copy today at DominicCarterOnline.com , where you’ll also find the exclusive Dominic Carter bobblehead — a fan favorite. This blog is dedicated to sharing Dominic’s voice — from political commentary and reflections to motivational insights that remind us all: no matter where you start, you can rise.