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Besides his Monroe and Lafayette outlets, Griffon broadcasts from stations in [[Alexandria, Louisiana|Alexandria]], Baton Rouge, [[Lake Charles]], Natchitoches, [[Shreveport]], Thibodaux, andWinnfield as well as Natchez, [[Mississippi]]. He acquired a [[New Orleans]]-area station in nearby Slidell in 2008.<ref name=autogenerated1>http://www.moongriffon.com/aboutmoon.html</ref> ''The Moon Griffon Show'' debuted on August 23, 1993.

Besides his Monroe and Lafayette outlets, Griffon broadcasts from stations in [[Alexandria, Louisiana|Alexandria]], Baton Rouge, [[Lake Charles]], Natchitoches, [[Shreveport]], Thibodaux, andWinnfield as well as Natchez, [[Mississippi]]. He acquired a [[New Orleans]]-area station in nearby Slidell in 2008.<ref name=autogenerated1>http://www.moongriffon.com/aboutmoon.html</ref> ''The Moon Griffon Show'' debuted on August 23, 1993.

Griffon frequently hosted  [[attorney]] and state government watchdog Charlton Bath "C. B." Forgotston, Jr. (1945-2016) of Hammond, known for his carefully crafted words, fiscal conservative views, and opposition to [[gambling]] and political corruption.<ref name=cbf>"Jindal breaks word to voters," C.B. Forgotston biographical sketch, Forgotston.com, accessed January 23, 2009 (no longer available).</ref> Another occasional guest is Elliott Stonecipher, the political analyst, consultant, and pollster from Shreveport.

Griffon frequently hosted  [[attorney]] and state government watchdog Charlton Bath "C. B." Forgotston, Jr. (1945-2016) of Hammond, known for his carefully crafted words, fiscal conservative views, and opposition to [[gambling]] and political corruption.<ref name=cbf>"Jindal breaks word to voters," C.B. Forgotston biographical sketch, Forgotston.com, accessed January 23, 2009 (no longer available).</ref> Another occasional guest is [[Elliott Stonecipher]], the political analyst, consultant, and pollster from Shreveport and later [[Dallas]], Texas.

An occasional substitute host for Griffon has been the Monroe attorney Paul Loy Hurd, Sr. (born March 1954), the author of ''Louisiana's Governmental Cesspool: The Constitutional Solution,'' an expose of government waste and inefficiency.''<ref>{{cite book|url=http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000528428/LOUISIANA’S-GOVERNMENTAL-CESSPOOL.aspx|title=Louisiana's Governmental Cesspool: The Constitutional Solution, | isbn = 978-1-46852-209-9|publisher=bookstore.authorhouse.com|accessdate=February 21, 2013}}</ref>

An occasional substitute host for Griffon has been the Monroe attorney Paul Loy Hurd, Sr. (born March 1954), the author of ''Louisiana's Governmental Cesspool: The Constitutional Solution,'' an expose of government waste and inefficiency.''<ref>{{cite book|url=http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000528428/LOUISIANA’S-GOVERNMENTAL-CESSPOOL.aspx|title=Louisiana's Governmental Cesspool: The Constitutional Solution, | isbn = 978-1-46852-209-9|publisher=bookstore.authorhouse.com|accessdate=February 21, 2013}}</ref>