Latest Family First TV Episodes
Here are the most recent Family First TV episodes, including McBlog, PulsePoint, StraightTalk and Family Matters.
McBLOG: Ministry of Education or Indoctrination
Our children are back to school for the start of term 3. But are they going to be educated or indoctrinated – and is that ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: How to respond to THAT question – what IS a woman?
One of the trickiest questions in the world today is “what is a woman?” The sex/gender distinction is one of the most influential ideas of ...
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McBLOG: Our most-viewed YouTube clips – Jake’s cannabis psychosis story
As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. Jake went to university to study ...
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McBLOG: Top YouTube clips – “Jessica then Tova”
As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this humorous video clip from ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: We should celebrate the death of Roe v Wade
Samuel Bilton is a qualified lawyer who is overseeing Family First’s legal research and advocacy. In this latest episode of Family Matters, Samuel explains why ...
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MCBLOG: Our 2nd most watched YouTube video
As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this 2019 video is our ...
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McBLOG: 1.8m views – have you watched it yet?
As part of our school holiday series, we’re highlighting our most viewed videos on our Family First Youtube channel. And this 2019 video is the ...
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McBLOG: Was the Supreme Court fair re Family First?
On TVNZ Q&A at the weekend, I discussed with host Jack Tame the reasons that the Supreme Court decision to deregister Family First was inconsistent, ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: Outdoor Education or Outdoor Indoctrination
When you send your children on an outdoor adventure camp or programme, you’re probably expecting that the activities will be based around water safety, abseiling, ...
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McBLOG: Why Roe had to go
On TVNZ Q&A at the weekend, I discussed the reasons that Roe v Wade being overturned was a superb decision. Have a watch. To Jack ...
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McBLOG: Sunday programme fails drug testing debate
Current events programmes should be balanced and present both sides so that viewers can come to their own conclusion – based on the evidence and ...
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McBLOG: What I wish I’d also said on Q&A
In the ‘pressure cooker’ of an interview on a major current events show, sometimes we don’t always quite cover or express all the answers in ...
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McBLOG: Soft on crime, tough on families
Gang-related shootings, stabbings and the use of firearms in general – including against our police – have become disturbingly normal. Firearm-related offences are nearly double ...
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McBLOG: Deregistered – but not defeated
The Supreme Court has supported the decision by the Government to deregister Family First as a charity. This is after the Government appealed an earlier ...
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McBLOG: Roe v Wade is dead. Children can live
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned the Roe v Wade case that legalised abortion at any stage of the pregnancy. See how the NZ media ...
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McBLOG: Trans sanity breaks out in sports
Sporting codes around the world are starting to wake up to the fact that biology matters in sports, and that fairness should be given more ...
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McBLOG: Reverend Drag Queen!?
Would it surprise you if drag queens were now being ordained as ministers in churches? The hyper-sexualised and gender confused indoctrination is being targeted at ...
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McBLOG: Update on some important legal issues
Here’s a quick update on our two days in the Wellington High Court last week and the application for a Judicial Review on the church ...
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McBLOG: Gender ideology not welcome for children – poll
If you listened to and watched the media coverage on the transgender issue related to our children, you would think that if you believe that ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: The importance of storytelling (and why parents need to be alert!)
Samuel Bilton reminds us that we live in a narrative culture, and that stories have the ability to shape how we feel and then what ...
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McBLOG: When media become cheerleaders, not reporters
A recent Stuff article on the conversion therapy bill was taken to the Media Council who agreed with a number of concerns about the accuracy ...
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McBLOG: The disaster of decriminalising drugs
Drug advocates in NZ want a decriminalisation and health approach to drug use, yet ironically this approach does not appear to be favoured by many ...
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McBLOG: More woke-banning of children’s books
The woke are looking for any children’s books that don’t tick the critical theory intersectionality boxes of race, ethnicity, gender, LGBTQ identity or some other ...
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McBLOG: My daddy’s name is Donor
The NZ Herald article read “Serial sperm donor Kyle Gordy will soon have 58 kids – and is coming to NZ”. The article was a ...
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McBLOG: Guest Contributor – Leao talks about gender identity
Because of an adverse childhood experience, Leao Tildsley struggled with her gender identity. But it was counselling and trusted church support that helped her find ...
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FAMILY MATTERS: The new sexual morality & its impact on culture
Bob McCoskrie talks to Canadian scientist, engineer & philosopher Dr Kirk Durston about the work of JD Unwin, a 1930s Oxford anthropologist who studied 86 ...
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McBLOG: Let’s talk about surrogacy
Everybody’s talking about surrogacy at the moment. The Law Commission. The politicians. The media. But the question that nobody seems to be asking is – ...
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