Kevin Kallsen, kevin kallsen, george conger
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Anglican inside baseball, said plainly.
AnglicanTV is a long-running home for Anglican Unscripted, where church news gets treated as consequential insider politics. Its episodes move from health updates and travel stories into GAFCON, primates, synods, Jerusalem, Catholic ordinariates, Mexico, and the Church of England.
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AnglicanTV centers on Anglican Unscripted, a talk-driven news and commentary program for people who follow the Anglican Communion as a living political and theological battleground. It is loose in form and serious in instinct. Episodes can open with gallbladder surgery, pollen, jet lag after Abuja, or jokes about YouTube comments, then turn quickly toward bishops, primates, synods, church courts, and global realignment. Kevin Coulson and George Conger recur as the main conversational pair in the recent run. Their dynamic is familiar, dry, and unembarrassed about taking sides. The show assumes that Anglican structures matter and that the audience can keep up with names like GAFCON, GAC, ACC, Lambeth, Global South, and the ordinariates. Recent episodes have followed the emergence of the Global Anglican Communion, the role of Archbishop Banda as Primus, and arguments over whether global Anglican leadership should be primarily episcopal or more conciliarly governed. Other segments turn to the Church of England, Mexico's disputed Anglican leadership, the Diocese of South Carolina, West Indies church politics, and canonical process in Dallas. Rome is not off to the side; one episode treats the Vatican's recognition of Anglican heritage within Catholic personal ordinariates as a major ecclesial signal. Jerusalem and the Middle East appear through wartime restrictions, holy sites, anti-Semitism, and Christian minorities under pressure. The program is especially alert to moments when official institutions appear evasive, bureaucratic, or captured by politics. It has little patience for soft-focus church unity talk when power, money, discipline, or doctrine are in play. That makes the show bracing. It can also be abrasive, especially when civil politics, Islam, Israel, anti-Semitism, or church scandals enter the conversation. The humor is usually dry and sometimes cutting. Still, the core appeal is not outrage for its own sake. AnglicanTV gives the sense of experienced observers comparing notes in public, connecting local disputes to the larger future of Anglican identity. For a general religion audience, it can feel deeply inside baseball. For Anglican news followers, that is the point.
Made for: AnglicanTV is for Christians and church-news followers who care about Anglican governance, doctrine, and global realignment. It best suits people comfortable with insider vocabulary and pointed commentary.
What sets it apart: Most church-news shows smooth the edges; AnglicanTV keeps the argument visible. Its strength is the mix of Anglican knowledge, dry conversational rhythm, and blunt interpretation of what institutional decisions reveal.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
AnglicanTV makes the personalities, procedures, and theological stakes behind global Anglican disputes easier to follow.
AnglicanTV turns church news into a brisk conversation between Kevin Coulson and George Conger, moving from personal banter into detailed discussion of Anglican governance, doctrine, and institutional conflict.
Church councils become contact sports, with you ringside as Kevin Kallsen and George Conger compare notes.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Loose Anglican banter that moves from church news to the Pope, Trump, and Tehran.
Anglican Unscripted 962 runs on loose, fast banter, then moves through the Pope, Trump, Anglican self-measurement, and a stop at an Armenian cathedral in Tehran. Its best stretch is the way it keeps church news and politics in the same room without slowing down.
Global South coalition building, GAFCON realignment, Jerusalem restrictions, and West Indies church politics in a blunt Anglican roundtable.
Anglican Unscripted 961 opens with dark humor about George Conger's surgery and his history as a difficult intubation, then settles into the church politics the show handles best.
A blunt Anglican-Catholic update with real institutional stakes.
The episode follows two linked threads: a canonical process in an Anglican discipline case that has been reset on a technicality, and a Vatican doctrinal text that treats Anglican heritage inside Catholic personal ordinariates as permanent rather than temporary.
A brisk Anglican argument about Abuja, acronyms, and who should lead the communion.
Anglican Unscripted 959 follows Kevin Coulson and Paul Donison as they work through Abuja, the new GAC label, and the larger question of how Anglican governance should work.
Blunt Anglican politics and whistleblower fallout, with a brisk, slightly satirical edge.
Anglican Unscripted 958 opens with Maryland pollen and Easter prep before moving into Anglican church politics, especially the dispute in Mexico over primatial recognition.
A blunt church-news conversation that makes China's pressure on Christians hard to dismiss.
Anglican Unscripted 953 starts with parish bustle and winter fatigue, then moves into China, where the three-self group is said to be lining up with Xi and treating house churches as unfaithful. That is where the episode gets sharp.
Weather talk, church politics, and a grounded look at a meeting treated as routine rather than a crisis.
Anglican Unscripted 952 starts with weather and settles into the practical side of church politics. The hosts spend most of their time on the Global South primates meeting in the Seychelles, and they treat it as ordinary institutional work, not a collapse or a surrender.
A blunt Anglican conversation about politics, hypocrisy, and pastoral purpose.
Anglican Unscripted 951 is a talky, opinionated episode that starts with banter and settles into arguments about Anglican leaders, political agitation, and what clergy are for.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Kevin Coulson and George Conger open with their usual banter and a check-in on Kevin’s health.
Kevin starts with surgery on deck.
Episode 960 opens in the usual mess: sprinkler repairs, surgery talk, and housekeeping before Kevin and George get to Anglican discipline, Dallas's reset canonical process, and Rome's language about Anglican heritage.
Anglican Unscripted 959, recorded March 26, 2026, centers on Kevin Coulson and Paul Donison unpacking what happened in Abuja and why GAFCON is now using the Global Anglican Communion, or GAC, language.
Anglican Unscripted 958 centers on disputes over Anglican authority, starting with the hosts’ argument about whether Sydney drove the shift away from a primus model after Abuja.
This episode of Anglican Unscripted discusses current events in the Middle East, anti-Semitism, and societal changes in America and Europe, framed within the context of living in a turbulent time.
The hosts discuss personal updates including allergies in Maryland, recovery from a trip to Africa, and a humorous misunderstanding about height in a photo.
The hosts discuss Kevin's recent gallbladder attack and reflect on their travel experiences in Nigeria, including medical care and accommodations.
The hosts discuss overcoming technical difficulties with internet connectivity while encouraging audience engagement through likes, subscriptions, comments, and emails.
Episode 953 opens with thawing snow and pre-Lent fatigue.
Episode 952 starts in the cold.
Kevin starts with a sore throat and blackberry brandy.
The hosts discuss a personal spiritual crisis experienced by George, who serves as a diocesan exorcist, after investigating a case that led to attacks on his family and church.
This episode of Anglican Unscripted discusses breaking news from the Washington Post about Gillian Dobbs and the formation of a new denomination called JAFC, while addressing technical issues and fundraising.
Kevin Coulson and Jeff Walton host a special edition of Anglican Unscripted, discussing international breaking news while Jeff is on vacation in Greenville, South Carolina.
Kevin and George discuss the Ruck Trial decision and promote fundraising for GAFCON coverage.
Kevin and George discuss Anglican church news and share personal anecdotes about Christmas preparations.
An interview with GAFCON General Secretary Paul Donison discussing recent travels and Anglican global news.
Kevin and George discuss Anglican news and their busy Advent season activities.
Kevin and George discuss their Thanksgiving experiences and Kevin shares a health update about his cardiac condition, asking for prayers.
Kevin Coulson interviews David Pilecki about the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war, including the breakdown of the ceasefire and stalled hostage negotiations.
Hosts Kevin Coulson and George Conger discuss personal weather anecdotes and George's heat stroke experience in Florida.
Kevin and George discuss George's recent participation in a Kairos prison ministry week at a maximum security prison, where inmates gave their lives to Christ.
Kevin and George discuss Anglican news, including a new pope and upcoming Kairos prison ministry weekend.
Kevin and George discuss the papal conclave and Anglican church affairs in this news commentary episode.
Kevin and George discuss recent news in the Anglican communion and share personal reflections on ministry.
Kevin and George discuss their experiences during Holy Week and Easter services, recovering from the busy schedule.
Hosts Kevin and George discuss personal updates and weather before transitioning into Anglican news and commentary.
Kevin and George discuss Anglican news and personal updates in a casual roundtable format.
Kevin and George discuss recent news in the Anglican Communion and Episcopal Church, with technical issues from the previous episode.
Kevin Coulson and George Conger host a news commentary show covering Anglican Christian news, politics, and current events.
Two hosts discuss Anglican news and encourage audience engagement in their weekly podcast.
Kevin Coulson and Calvin Robinson host an episode of Anglican Unscripted, discussing Anglican news and encouraging viewer engagement.
Kevin and George discuss Anglican news, religion, and politics in an unscripted format.
Kevin and George discuss recent Anglican news, including a viral video about Calvin and AI's limitations in sermon writing.