KVOS has produced a variety of local shows over the years. The religious program "Anchor" first aired in 1968 with host, Pastor Leonard Ericksen. "Anchor" ran for 30 years, becoming one of the longest running shows of its kind on television. KVOS also produced many news, feature, public affairs, and informational programs as well. "The 10:30 Report", "Weeks End" and "Cana West" helped launch the careers of well known names such as Andy Anderson and Al Swift, who both went on to successful careers in politics. Some other feature programs have included "Kids Stuff", "Pacific Style", "Pacific Issues", "Sports Probe", "To Serve and Protect" and "Red's Classic Theatre" with famed B.C. radio personality Red Robinson from 1989 to 2001. Another famous B.C. radio personality, Jack Cullen, hosted "Owl Prowl Television Theatre" in the 1950s: two reels of footage from that show are held by the City of Vancouver Archives.