Moon Griffon Offers Conservative Radio Show from Monroe, LA

Self | 03-11-03 | Theodore R.

[Theodore R.]

Freerepublic.com participants can listen to "The Moon Griffon Show" from 9-11 a.m. Central weekdays. Moon, 6 feet 5 inches and 220 pounds, is a 41-year-old French "Cajun" who operates out of a radio station in Monroe. He is now called the "voice of Louisiana" because the show is also carried out of Shreveort, Natchitoches, Winnfield (hometown of the Longs), Alexandria, Baton Rouge, and other cities as well.

Moon is critical of the LA "establishment," which he thinks has feathered its own nest and held back the state's development. You can listen on the Internet by clicking on moongriffon.com His program is a good way to learn the truth about Louisiana.

[hottomale]

sounds like a bgood idea.

[Theodore R.]

Try Moon, you might like his show. It kind of grows on you. He has a distinct voice for radio. He has not said how he got the name "Moon." It may be a nickname for "Maurice," but I do not know.

[Theodore R.]

To those who listen to Rush on the Internet, you can keep the same station after you listen to Moon. Rush follows Moon Griffon on the Monroe station.

[Bogey78O]

I listen to him on 1400 AM in New Orleans East as I work right before Rush comes on.

[Theodore R.]

People who can't listen via the Internet can still check his website and get a little information. Moon has a unique perspective on Louisiana and its seemingly endless problems. It's amazing that with so many problems, LA still elects most incumbents who promise to fix all the problems in the "next" term. This is particularly true in regard to the state's two Democrat senators.