The Moon Griffon Show: Recent Episodes
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U.S. Speaker Mike Johnson joins the Moon Griffon show to talk about the spending bill and other key issues.
In this episode, Moon talks with guests about the push for closed primaries in Louisiana.
Moon takes the Labor Day holiday off as we bring you some of the best segments from his show.
Moon sits down with reporter. What is Jenkins from the Central City News as they discuss the recent news about Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana being bought out.
With COVID on the rise again, Moon brings on "America's Psychiatrist" to discuss the lockdowns that may begin to appear again.
Moon Griffon reacts to Senator Bill Cassidy's comments about Donald Trump not being able to beat Joe Biden in the 2024 Presidential Elections.
Now that the races have been set for the Fall 2023 Elections, Moon discusses the importance of voting for the right candidates.
Moon continues to look across the state at who's in and who's out for the Oct. 14 elections.
With qualifying for the 2023 elections beginning today, Moon speaks with some of the candidates and discusses why voters need to look at qualifications more than personality.
Moon talks about the price of everything going up in Louisiana, including auto insurance.
Moon sits down with former MidSouth Bank CEO Rusty Cloutier to talk about the downgrade of US debt from the highest AAA rating to AA+ by rating company Fitch. How will it affect you?
Moon Griffon has no love lost for U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, who he calls "Psycho Bill." On today's show, Moon discusses the senator's support of Jeff Landry for Governor and how the "Devil's Advocate" is now "backstabbing the backstabber."
Moon sits down with two men running for Louisiana governor - attorney Hunter Lundy and state representative Richard Nelson.
Moon Griffon welcomes former U.S. Senate candidate Woody Jenkins to discuss his latest pro-life efforts in Louisiana.
Moon Griffon welcomes meteorologist Stephen Parr to dispute claims made by climate change backers.
Moon welcomes Royal Alexander for a conversation about the movie that has been sweeping the country.
If you listen, you know! Moon rants against the ongoing media coverage of how hot our weather is!
It's the day of the week that the callers get to throw out random topics for Moon to address.
After one day, the Veto Override Session is over. Joined by Representatives Julie Emerson and Danny McCormick, Moon also gives his own take on how it all went down.
On the eve of a Veto Override Session, Moon weighs in on what should happen and tells you what he thinks is happening with legislators behind the scenes.
Moon is back from vacation and is recharged and ready to tackle Louisiana's biggest issues!
Stephen Parr and Louis R. Avallone - the hosts of American Ground Radio - continue their July 4th tradition as they speak to celebrities and elected officials and ask them "What Makes America Great?"
With Moon away, Mark talks about the history of the U.S.A. and conservative efforts to make sure a veto session happens this year in Louisiana.
With Moon guest hosting the Dan Bongino Show, Joe sits in for Moon to break down the breaking news of SCOTUS rulings dealing with student loans and gay rights.
As Moon gets ready to take the week off, listen in as he interviews guests about the crazy ending to the Louisiana Legislative Session and the budget issues we face.
Moon Griffon sits down with representative Jerome Zerangue, a man he has nicknamed �Zero,� to talk about the state budget and why he gave him that name.
Slidell Senator Sharon Hewitt announces on The Moon Griffon Show that she is in when it comes to the race for Louisiana governor.
State Treasurer John Schroder is in and Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser is out. Moon gives his take.
Moon welcomes Rep. Mike Johnson to the show to discuss the House Speaker vote and how Kevin McCarthy got the leadership role.
Donald Trump has announced he is running for president again. Moon Griffon tells you what he thinks about the big announcement.
Moon Griffon heads to Shreveport as he sits down with state representatives from that area to talk about pressing issues across the state.
Moon sits down with Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser to discuss Nungesser�s disgust with the LAGOP�s endorsement of Jeff Landry for governor. That led to a disagreement between the two on open vs. closed primaries.
Moon gets you ready for the 2022 midterms as he has a great lineup of guests tackle issues you need to know about as you get ready to head to the polls.
The former MidSouth Bank CEO stops by to break down the sobering news out of the housing market.
The 2022 midterms are heating up and Moon has all the local, state, and national coverage you need!
Moon welcomes The Pelican Institute CEO Daniel Erspamer to discuss the conclusion of the coastal lawsuits.
Moon welcomes back the man he appointed as his Climate Czar, Meteorologist Stephen Parr from American Ground Radio, as the two discussed the latest climate change news.
On this first day of early voting, Moon decides to get a little deeper into the conversation surrounding the different constitutional amendment proposals on your ballot.
Moon Griffon welcomes Scott McKay of The Hayride to discuss Louisiana politics and the issues our state faces because of it.
Moon welcomes political writer Sam Hanna to discuss the 8 Constitutional Amendments on the November 8th ballot.Also, Attorney General candidate and current Solicitor General Liz Murrill drops by to talk about the AG's race in 2023 and what she is doing to fight for Louisiana citizens.
Moon welcomes national commentator Phil Kerpin to discuss the program and why it�s destined to doom.
Moon Griffon heads to the Cajundome to talk with some of the biggest names at the LAGCOE event, which has returned to Lafayette.
Stephen Parr and Louis R. Avellone he of American Ground Radio fill-in for Moon Griffon as they cover the biggest issues affecting the nation today.
Meteorologist Stephen Parr Moon�s appointed �Climate Czar� stops by to discuss climate change and electric vehicles.
Moon continues to cover yesterday�s endorsement announcement by Holden Hoggatt�s campaign and continues to highlight the wrong name being used during it.
Moon Griffon pokes fun at today�s announcement that featured 2 former congressmen and 1 former Senator endorsing Congressional candidate Holden Hoggat. 2 of the endorsers got Holden�s name wrong.
Moon explains how often times candidates are put up to represent one thing while people running the campaigns behind the scenes are trying to accomplish something else.
Moon Griffon travels to Lake Charles to visit with Dr. Snow, who has helped countless people overcome pain.Also, Moon welcomes representative Brett Geymann as they preview some state legislative issues.
On the day that Jeff Landry made his announcement that he would run for governor, Moon Griffon welcomes constitutional lawyer Paul Hurd to the shop to talk about how Louisiana can be improved.
Moon Griffon takes a look at the race in the 3rd Congressional District where incumbent Clay Higgins is facing numerous challengers including Lafayette prosecutor Holden Hoggatt. Moon takes issue with the criticisms offered by Hoggatt as well as the people working behind the scenes to get him elected. Moon also can�t seem to get Hoggatt�s name right during his criticism of him.
For whatever reason, Moon loves Mondays. He gets you caught up on everything from the state of Louisiana to across the nation as he gives his take on the hottest news stories.
Moon takes his show on the road to visit the campus of Louisiana Christian College in Pineville as school administrators discuss with Moon the school�s curriculum and philosophies.
Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr guest host for Moon and discuss interesting national topics like climate change and joe Biden�s presidency.
Moon welcomes former Labor Secretary Garey Forester to the show to discuss everything Nola and to discuss Governor John bel Edwards attending the Saints game in London.
Moon Griffon does his own rewrite of the Paul Harvey classic and delivers it in his own unique way.
Louisiana state treasurer John Schr�der join is the Moon Griffon show to talk about the latest and the Bon commission controversy in New Orleans and talks about state politics and money moving forward.
Moon expresses his disgust with Sen. Cassidys decision to help fundraise against certain conservative Republicans.
Moon voices his disgust with recent comments made my Mike Strain regarding climate change and how this opinion could impact Louisianas agriculture industry.
Moon vents his frustrations about a football coach who was fired for leading players and any onlookers who wanted to join them in prayer after football games.
Also, Moon sits down with a couple of event organizers to talk about to read events happening this week.
Moon rails against former President Barack Obamas jump back into the spotlight to promote his new Netflix documentary on state parks amid his push for kids to be more aware of climate issues he sees.
Moon comments on the latest happenings out of Baton Rouge as state lawmakers are beginning to move bills along.
Moon talks about how some legislators seem to be embracing the Green New Deal movement.
Moon expresses his frustrations with House Speaker Clay Schexnayder welcoming US Senator Bill Cassidy to the State Capitol to talk about federal dollars coming to Louisiana.
Moon discusses a bill dealing with judges and political party affiliation being pulled.
Also, Moon says goodbye to the nasty, mean Karen Carter Peterson.
Moon goes off against a bill that would remove party affiliation on the ballot from judges running for election.
Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr jump into Moon's seat as they bring their perspective to the show and highlight issues facing Louisiana.
Listen as we bring you the best interviews and the most memorable and informative segments heard on the Moon Griffon Show in 2022.
CEO of The Pelican Institute Daniel Erspamer welcomes legislators and policy experts to discuss what changes need to happen for Louisiana to be a better state to live in.
Moon welcomes your calls as he brings you the latest in state and national news in a way that only he can.
John Blanchard with Matthew James Financial offers great info about how to handle your taxes with the IRS and how to keep them out of your IRA.
Plus, Moon reacts to the historic veto override session that ended with a GOP victory.
Moon welcomes a former ambassador to give his thoughts on the situation in Ukraine. Plus Moon comments on the special session that has been called to override a governor Edwards veto on the redistricting issue.
Current state treasurer John Schröder and former state treasurer/current US senator John Kennedy each joined Moon Griffon show.
Moon speaks with the Louisiana Sportsmen Coalition about a huge fight in the state legislature between land owners and fishermen.
Also, Senator Beth Mizell calls in to discuss her Fairness in Womens Sports Bill as Moon rails against transgender Lia Thomas who won the womens college swimming championship over the weekend.
Moon visits with Gifford Briggs of the American Petroleum Institute about the current state of the industry.
Moon expresses his frustration once again with Senator Bill Cassidy, who votes in favor of Dr. Fauci.
Moon rails against Louisianas dependency on federal funds and points out how we are the worst state at it.
Moon voices his frustration with how President Biden and the Democrats are running this country, especially now as gas prices are setting new records
Moon is fed up with the leadership in Washington and Baton Rouge. He articulates that like no one can!
Moon broadcast live in Baton Rouge at the Solutions Summit presented by The Pelican Institute. Its a meeting of ideas that are shared by conservatives across the state.
Moon welcomes the Minority Whip as they discuss President Bidens handling of Russia-Ukraine and other issues in the world of politics.
Moon takes the politicians to task as he vents out his frustration with state and federally-elected officials.
Moon gives his thoughts on President Joe Bidens State of the Union Address on Mardi Gras Day.
Moon continues venting his frustrations about how climate change policy is hurting our country.
Moon rips into climate change alarmists such as John Kerry and spotlights their horrible disaster prediction record.
Moon reacts to Russia invading Ukraine and chastises President Biden's handling of the situation past and present.
Moon welcomes Rep. Blake Miguez, the Majority Leader of the Louisiana House of Representatives, to discuss redistricting process and what kinds of bills are being filed for the upcoming Louisiana Legislative Session.
Moon expresses his disgust with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and the police over their treatment of protesting truckers.
Moon welcomes former state rep. Conrad Appel to discuss how populism has hurt the state.
Advocate columnist Garey Forester joins Moon to discuss issues in New Orleans and the state.
Moon heads to Lake Charles as Dr. Donald Snow welcomes him to discuss how his business is helping people who are dealing with chronic pain.
Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin joins Moon to discuss voting issues Moon has with his office and legislators as it pertains to paper ballots.
That led to conversations about voting fraud during the show.
Former State Senator and ATF Commissioner Troy Hebert calls in to the Moon Griffon Show as the guys slam the latest redistricting plan approved by Republicans. The guys cut up as they talked about their relationship as rivals/friends for over two decades.
Moon reacts to everything about Super Bowl 56 - the game, the entertainment, and the celebrities.
Also, he gives you the latest on redistricting.
After a day out, Moon Griffon returns to give his opinion on the latest on redistricting and comments on the investigation launched into Governor Edwards handling of Ronald Greenes death.
CEO of The Pelican Institute guest hosts and is joined by legislators to talk redistricting and is also joined by other issue advocates.
Moon expresses his disgust with black legislative leaders who he feels are not holding Governor Edwards accountable for his handling of the Ronald Greene case.
Moon heads to Pineville to visit with faculty at Louisiana Christian College about what they offer and their recent name change.
Moon wraps up a huge news week by giving his take on:
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Edwards/Ronald Greene Controversy
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Redistricting
Moon Griffon sits down with Jeanne Stagg, Louisiana Department of Health Whistleblower who claims Covid cases have been inflated for profit
Moon expresses his disgust with Governor Edwards following his press conference concerning allegations that he and his office were involved in a cover-up following the death of Ronald Greene.
Moon has on a small banking expert to talk about regulations and how helpful small banks are to their communities.
Also, Moon welcomes Scott McKay from The Hayride to go into more detail about the fallout concerning Gov. Edwards and Ronald Greene.
Moon is fuming over new reports that Governor John Bel Edwards stayed silent and was deceitful in Ronald Greene's death.
Also, Moon is joined by an advocate for children NOT having to be mandated to take the COVID vaccine.
Remember Tony Spell, the pastor who refused to quit conducting church services at Gov. Edwards order?
Well, he has a lawyer and former state rep Woody Jenkins fighting for him now. Listen as Jenkins and the lawyer sit down with Moon.
Moon calls out ÂThe man who ruined the governor's race for the way he allegedly handled emails leading up to the re-election of Louis Gurvich as GOP chairman.
Moon takes issue with the Democrats and their use of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday to push their voting reform legislation.
Moon voices his frustration with the Louisiana GOP and their history of turning on each other, highlighting how they hurt their party in the last two governor's races.
Moon concentrates on his opposition to how democrats want to change voting laws across the country and to how they want to raise the debt ceiling by billions of dollars.
Moon reacts to gov. Edwards press conference during which many people expected him to reinstate the statewide mask mandate. Moon speculates why Edwards did not do that.
Moon welcomes Dr. Harvey Risch - a Professor in the Division of Chronic Disease Epidemiology at Yale. School of Public Health - to the show to discuss myths about COVID he says are being pushed by the national media.
Moon goes off on lawmakers who he says are lying about how much they make as state representatives.
Moon goes off on House Majority Whip James Clyburn and his fellow Democrats about their voting reform efforts.
Moon continues to rail against the latest measures that governments across the country are taking in dealing with COVID.
January 6th marks 1 year since the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Moon looks at what he calls the false narrative that has come out since then.
Moon welcomes Conrad Appel, a former Republican member of the Louisiana State Senate representing District 9 from 2008 to 2020, to discuss state politics.
Then, he talks fishing with a fishing group in Louisiana as the weather finally turns cold.
We take a look back at the biggest interviews and moments of the Moon Griffon Show from 2021.
Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr of "American Ground Radio" fill in for Moon Griffon and tackle the outmigration issue that Louisiana faces.
Also, U.S. Congressman Mike Johnson joins them to discuss huge military funding that he and his staff were able to secure for Louisiana.
Mark talks climate change and the Biden presidency as he fills in for the vacationing Moon Griffon.
Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the meaning of Christmas as they fill in for Moon Griffon.
In his final live show of the year, Moon welcomes the editor of The Hayride, Scott McKay, to discuss the state of Louisiana under Governor John Bel Edwards.
U.S. Senator John Kennedy joins the show to give more insight into fellow senator Joe ManchinÂs stand against his colleagues from the Democratic Party as it pertains to raising the debt limit.
Also, Dr. FauciÂs latest comments about not allowing unvaccinated family members to spend Christmas with their loved ones has Moon fired up.
A call from a listener and organizer who is at odds with state health officials wanting to mandate COVID vaccine shots for kids gets Moon fired up as omicron begins to take over the headlines and government officials continue to find ways to get more people vaccinated.
Moon expresses his disgust with media coverage of the Omicron variant and how it's being "hyped up" by Governor Edwards.
Moon took random questions from listeners.
Also, Cane River Pecans' Jady Regard visited the studio to discuss his delicious selections of pecans and brought by a fresh, hot boudin pie.
Also, Tim Metcalf from Deano's brought in pizza and wings and told listeners about the latest happenings at the Lafayette locations.
Moon hits on two main issues concerning Louisiana:
- New BESE Leadership
- Occupational Licensing Reform
Moon speaks with Dr. Robert Malone, an American virologist and immunologist who claims to be the original Âinventor of mRNA and DNA vaccines about why he is against mandating the COVID vaccines for kids.
Moon gives his take on a BESE vote coming up that will determine who their next leader will be.
Moon Griffon keeps you updated on what's happening across the state and the nation and gives him unique take on those topics.
Attorney Jimmy Faircloth updates Moon on what is happening with the lawsuits filed on behalf of healthcare workers who are refusing to be vaccinated against hospital mandates.
Also, Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon discusses his issues with insurance companies after the devastation of Hurricane Ida a few months ago.
Moon discusses Alabama winning the SEC Championship and the BCS Playoffs being set.
He also discusses the latest in state and national politics.
Moon expresses his displeasure with PUblic Service Commissioner ÂBananas Foster CampbellÂs rant about how much new LSU football coach Brian Kelly will make.
Moon speaks with The Advocate opinion writer Garey Forester about President Biden's recent appointment of former NOLA Mayor Mitch Landrieu. Forester has a unique perspective on Mitch and his sister, Mary.
Moon continues to disparage climate change activists and policies. Also, he discussed the concern over the Omicron Variant of COVID-19 and his frustrations as to why we have not moved on from the virus as a society and completely away from mandates.
Moon sits down for his twice-a-year conversation with Rusty Cloutier, the former President of MidSouth Bank and author of Big, Bad Banks.
Rusty shares his insights into the financial world and how that impacts us locally, statewide, and nationally.
Landry Joins moon as he continues his fight in the courts against the vaccine mandate.
Forester, who is a writer with the advocate, joins moon to discuss the latest in state politics.
President BidenÂs senior advisor and Infrastructure Coordinator Mitch landrieu - some are praising the move as being good for Louisiana. Moon tells you why do you say Louisiana will not get as much infrastructure dollars as me think.
Moon brings you back to the workweek with his take on the latest stage and national news.
Moon heads up to Shreveport and has a great discussion on Redistricting and the Saturday Elections.
Joining him to talk Redistricting - Rep. Alan Seabaugh and Rep. Dodie Horton.
Joining him to talk Saturday Elections - Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin
Moon opens up by giving his thoughts on Coach O's comments since LSU narrowly lost to heavy favorite Alabama on Saturday.
Also, Moon gives his thoughts on the explosion of gambling in Louisiana.
Moon welcomes Congressman Mike Johnson to discuss the controversial Infrastructure Bill.
Moon welcomes Attorney General Jeff Landry to discuss his multi-state lawsuit against the COVID vaccine mandates.