Anglican Unscripted

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Anglican Unscripted

Anglican Unscripted is a weekly video podcast on Anglicanism produced by AnglicanTV Ministries. The program is closely associated with Anglican Ink, the AnglicanTV news blog, and presents news analysis and commentary on the Anglican Communion and the Anglican realignment.[1][2]

Anglican Unscripted
Genre News talk
Format Video podcast
Country of origin United States
Language English
Hosts Kevin Kallsen
George Conger
Original release 2011–present
Provider AnglicanTV Ministries
Episodes 958 (as of March 25, 2026)

History

Anglican Unscripted began in 2011. The first episode was recorded at All Saints Anglican Church in Long Beach, California, where Kevin Kallsen and George Conger were covering meetings of the ACNA's Provincial Council.[3] Earlier in the project, Kallsen had developed an Anglican blog into a vlog and then into AnglicanTV Ministries, the nonprofit organization that publishes Anglican Ink and the Anglican Unscripted podcast.[4]

Gavin Ashenden joined the podcast as a co-host around the time he left the Church of England in 2017. He later left the program after his conversion to Roman Catholicism in 2020.[5]

Format

The podcast usually features Kallsen and Conger discussing several news items related to Anglican churches. They record the podcast remotely from separate locations and appear side-by-side in the videos.[6]

Anglican Ink connection

Anglican Ink is the news and commentary blog associated with AnglicanTV Ministries, and Anglican Unscripted may be understood as the video companion to that wider reporting work. See also Anglican Ink.[7] Together, the blog and the program form a single media witness, reporting on Anglican affairs with a conservative ecclesial perspective.

Related details

The series has featured occasional guests, including Keith Ackerman, Phil Ashey, Foley Beach, Glenn Davies, Julian Dobbs, Paul Donison, Robert Duncan, John Fenwick, Peter Jensen, Benjamin Kwashi, Andy Lines, Thomas McKenzie, Calvin Robinson, Melvin Tinker, Carl Trueman, Gregory Venables, and Steve Wood.[8]

As of March 25, 2026, the Wikipedia article listed 958 episodes and identified AnglicanTV Ministries as the provider.[9]

Episode index

For a complete episode list, see the year-by-year subpages:

External links

  1. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  2. AnglicanTV Ministries YouTube channel: @ATVMinistries.
  3. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  4. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  5. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  6. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  7. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  8. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.
  9. Wikipedia: Anglican Unscripted.