Moon Griffon Talks Technology, Kids, and the Cost of Convenience

In a wide‑ranging Monday conversation, Moon Griffon joined the show to reflect on everything from a rare weekend off to deeper concerns about technology’s growing role in everyday life. Griffon shared his thoughts on why today’s kids are losing basic life skills—like mental math, cursive writing, and tying shoes—arguing that convenience and constant reliance on phones have replaced hands‑on learning. The discussion also touched on AI, digital dependence, and the legislative session at the Capitol, with Griffon emphasizing the need for balance: embracing innovation while making sure it doesn’t replace critical thinking, personal responsibility, and common sense.