The Lyle Shelton Show

Why are detransitioners being excluded from conversations that directly affect their lives?This week on The Lyle Shelton Show, Lyle examines the cultural and political issues dominating debate across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.Lyle discusses the shocking murder of Henry Nowak in the UK, the Belfast stabbing attack, the growing backlash against multiculturalism, and the role media and political elites play in shaping public understanding of these events.He also revisits the 2016 firebombing of the Australian Christian Lobby offices, explores the impact of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) ideology, and examines a Queensland class action seeking to restore access to puberty blockers for children.Later, Lyle is joined by Bob McCoskrie, CEO of Family First New Zealand, for a wide-ranging conversation on biological reality, women's rights, free speech, parental rights, transgender ideology, and the growing number of detransitioners whose stories are being ignored by institutions claiming to protect human rights.

In this episode of The Lyle Shelton Show:• Channel 9 labels Lyle Shelton "homophobic" over comments about family and marriage• John Ruddick joins the show to discuss his bill to ban sex selection abortion in NSW• Bella d'Abrera from the Institute of Public Affairs exposes what's really happening inside Australian schoolsListen and decide for yourself.Subscribe for weekly interviews and commentary on politics, culture, faith and freedom.#LyleShelton #Channel9 #Family #Politics #australia

The answers given by some of Australia's most senior officials have raised serious concerns about the state of our institutions, common sense, and public policy.This week on The Lyle Shelton Show, we unpack the Senate estimates that has everyone talking, the latest developments in Kirralie Smith's case and also an exclusive interview with Kathy Clubb who has a criminal record for breaching abortion clinic buffer zones. Subscribe for weekly commentary on politics, culture, faith and freedom in Australia.

In this episode of The Lyle Shelton Show, Lyle breaks down the fallout from the Giggle v Tickle case, where Australia’s courts upheld the idea that biological men can access women’s spaces under current discrimination law.Outside the Federal Court, Lyle speaks with Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, who has now joined the fight to defend women’s spaces, biological reality, and common sense.This raises a major question for Australian politics: when even a Greens co-founder can see the problem with gender ideology, why are Labor, Liberal, and the modern Greens still refusing to fix the law?Also in this episode:1. Sal Grover’s Federal Court loss2. The political failure behind Australia’s “what is a woman?” crisis3. The Sex Discrimination Act4. Sex-selection abortion in NSW5. Lyle’s ongoing legal battle over drag queen story time6. Why free speech, women’s rights, and children’s safety are all on the lineSubscribe for more commentary on Australian politics, faith, freedom, family, and the fight to restore truth in public life.

Are Christian schools under attack in Australia?In this episode of The Lyle Shelton Show, Lyle unpacks the growing pressure being placed on Christian education, parental rights, motherhood, free speech, and family values across Australia.Feature interview with Christian Schools Australia CEO Daniel PampuchAs more Australians begin questioning where the country is heading culturally, this episode tackles the issues many politicians and media outlets won’t.FOLLOW FAMILY FIRSTWebsite:https://familyfirstparty.org.au#LyleShelton #ChristianSchools #AustralianPolitics

What the rise of One Nation means for Family First; Washington DC insider Tim Goeglein on the pro-family achievements of Trump’s first year and the President’s character; Still in the US, Bryan Rogers on why a Trump White House is not the end of thereligious freedom fight + much more.