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|spouse=(1) Divorced from Connie Rene Moseley, since Connie Pace<br>
|spouse=(1) Divorced from Connie Rene Moseley, since Connie Pace<br>
(2) Tonia Lou Digirolamo Griffon (married 1995)
(2) Tonia Lou Digirolamo Griffon (married 1995)
'''Children''':<br>
Children:<br>
From first marriaqe:<br>
From first marriaqe:<br>
Daniel Blain Griffon<br>
Daniel Blain Griffon<br>
Derek Charles Griffon<br>
Derek Charles Griffon<br>
From second marriage:<br>
From second marriage:<br>
Mattie Griffon<br>
Mattie Griffon (born 1996)<br>
Andrew Walker Griffon (born 2001)<br>
Andrew Walker Griffon (born 2001)<br>
Grandson James Michael Griffon (born January 8, 2014)<br>
Grandson James Michael Griffon (born January 8, 2014)<br>
'''Parents''':<br>
Parents:<br>
Charles Thomas and Dorothy Ann Berthelot Griffon
Charles Thomas and Dorothy Ann Berthelot Griffon
|religion=Reared [[Roman Catholic]]<br>
|religion=Reared [[Roman Catholic]]<br>
|website= http://www.moongriffon.com/
|website= http://www.moongriffon.com/
}}
}}
'''Blain Michael Griffon''', known as '''Moon Griffon''' (pronounced gre-FONN, born May 16, 1961),<ref name=ancestry/> is an [[United States|American]] [[conservative]] [[radio]] talk show host broadcast statewide. Now based at KPEL 96.5 in [[Lafayette]] in southwestern [[Louisiana]], he formerly broadcast from KMLB 540 AM in [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]] in Ouachita Parish in the northeastern portion of his state.
'''Blain Michael Griffon''', known as '''Moon Griffon''' (pronounced gre-FONN, born May 16, 1961),<ref name=ancestry/> is an [[United States|American]] [[conservative]] [[radio]] talk show host broadcast across his home state of [[Louisiana]]. Now based at KPEL 96.5 in [[Lafayette]] in southwestern [[Louisiana]], he formerly broadcast from KMLB 540 AM in [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]] in Ouachita Parish in the northeastern portion of the state.
Griffon is sometimes likened to the national radio talk show host [[Rush Limbaugh]]<ref name=nolacom>{{cite web|url=http://voices.yahoo.com/bobby-jindals-criticism-gop-romney-signals-2016-11880100.html|title=Tim Morris, "Gov. Bobby Jindal not conservative enough for some in La.", February 23, 2009|publisher=''New Orleans Times-Picayune''|accessdate=December 10, 2012}}</ref> though his program reflects his distinct Louisiana accent and his own style of politics. ''The Moon Griffon Show'' debuted on August 23, 1993,<ref>''The Moon Griffon Show'', August 23, 2012</ref> five years after the beginning of ''The Rush Limbaugh Show''. Griffon left the [[Republican Party]] in 2008 to protest his discontent with non-conservative policies of the [[Bobby Jindal]] gubernatorial administration in the capital city of [[Baton Rouge]]. However, he has since mostly supported Republican candidates but remains a critic of Jindal and Jindal's [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] successor, current Governor [[John Bel Edwards]].
Griffon is sometimes likened to the national radio talk show host [[Rush Limbaugh]]<ref name=nolacom>{{cite web|url=http://voices.yahoo.com/bobby-jindals-criticism-gop-romney-signals-2016-11880100.html|title=Tim Morris, "Gov. Bobby Jindal not conservative enough for some in La.", February 23, 2009|publisher=''New Orleans Times-Picayune''|accessdate=December 10, 2012}}</ref> though his program reflects his distinct Louisiana accent and his own style of politics. ''The Moon Griffon Show'' debuted on August 23, 1993,<ref>''The Moon Griffon Show'', August 23, 2012</ref> five years after the beginning of ''The Rush Limbaugh Show''. Griffon left the [[Republican Party]] in 2008 to protest his discontent with non-conservative policies of the [[Bobby Jindal]] gubernatorial administration in the capital city of [[Baton Rouge]]. However, he has since mostly supported Republican candidates but remains a critic of Jindal and Jindal's [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] successor, current Governor [[John Bel Edwards]].