Moon Griffon Podcast

Moon Griffon welcomes former New Orleans prosecutor Laura Rodrigue to discuss Louisiana’s second consecutive last-place ranking in U.S. News' state rankings, with a focus on crime, corruption, and the ongoing staged-accident scandal. Rodrigue details the convictions of attorneys involved in orchestrating fraudulent 18-wheeler crashes, the upcoming murder trial of a lawyer accused of arranging the killing of a federal witness, and growing calls for accountability for doctors, chiropractors, and others who allegedly enabled the scheme. The conversation also explores how the fraud has fueled rising insurance costs and damaged public trust in Louisiana’s legal system.

Moon Griffon welcomes Daniel Turner, founder and executive director of Power the Future, for a wide-ranging conversation on America's energy future. They discuss rising electricity costs, the reliability of the power grid, the role of coal and natural gas, renewable energy policies, and how government decisions have shaped today's energy landscape. The interview also explores affordability, economic policy, and the broader debate over energy independence and prosperity.

Moon Griffon sits down with Edward Owen of The Heritage Foundation to discuss the evolving U.S.-China relationship, President Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping, trade negotiations, tariffs, supply chain security, and America's dependence on Chinese manufacturing. They also examine concerns over Chinese espionage, influence in universities, local governments, and the broader economic and national security challenges facing the United States. Tune in for an in-depth conversation on one of America's most significant geopolitical issues.

Moon Griffon is joined by attorney Laura Rodrigue to discuss the dismissed indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill, the legal and political fallout surrounding the case, and what could come next as state and federal investigations move forward. They also examine New Orleans leadership, government accountability, and react to Mitch Landrieu's latest op-ed on the city's future.

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins Moon Griffon for an in-depth discussion following the dismissal of criminal charges against her. Murrill shares her perspective on how the investigation began, why she believes the indictment should never have been pursued, and the legal arguments that ultimately led to the case being dropped.

Moon Griffon breaks down the dramatic dismissal of the felony indictment against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, the role of New Orleans leaders, and the growing political battle between the city and state government. Was this justice served or politics at play? Hear the latest analysis on one of Louisiana's biggest political stories.

Is Louisiana having the wrong conversation about economic growth? Former State Senator and BESE Board Member Conrad Appel joins Moon Griffon for a candid discussion on why New Orleans—and Louisiana as a whole—have struggled to attract jobs, businesses, and investment for decades. Appel explains how the state lost major corporate headquarters, why tourism can't carry the economy alone, and what leaders must do to reverse years of economic decline. From data centers and infrastructure to business-friendly policies and long-term vision, this is an eye-opening conversation about Louisiana's future and the bold changes needed to compete.

Meteorologist Stephen Parr joins Moon Griffon to break down claims that the Gulf is rapidly warming and fueling stronger storms. From hurricane activity and sea-level rise to media coverage and climate predictions, Parr challenges popular narratives and explains the science behind the headlines.

House Speaker Mike Johnson joins Moon Griffon to discuss the SAVE Act, election integrity, Republican priorities in Congress, and why he believes the upcoming elections are critical to the future of the country. Johnson also shares the latest on reconciliation, border security, and the fight to pass key legislation with narrow majorities in Washington.

In this fiery episode, Moon Griffon sounds off on Attorney General Liz Murrill’s push to remove Judge Leon Roche from dozens of cases following her indictment. Is this a fight for fairness—or a deeper battle over power in Louisiana politics? Plus, Moon takes aim at New Orleans leadership, judicial activism, and a controversial congressional hearing that has everyone talking.