Hello Universe

Welcome to the Hello Universe podcast. We’re your hosts, Kyley and Eva—two spiritual besties obsessed with weird, trippy conversations and stories that make us feel alive in our human mess. If you want to expand your mind, open your heart, and feel better about life, you’re in the right place.

Hello Universe is a religion podcast hosted by Kyley Caldwell, Eva Liao, with 252 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kyley Caldwell, Eva Liao hosts Hello Universe, a religion show with 252 episodes published.

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  Episode #245

  The End of an Era - Kyley & Eva Say Farewell

  Apr 29, 20261h 18mS0

  <p>It's the final episode of Hello Universe, and we're not going out quietly. Eva and Kyley sit down for one last long, meandering, deeply honest conversation — the kind that made this show what it is.</p> <p>They talk about how they both arrived at the same conclusion at the same time: it was simply, organically, time. From there, the conversation opens up into everything this podcast has really been about — personal evolution, spirituality, surrender, ambition, friendship, and the courage to show up as a work in progress.</p> <p>Kyley reflects on her journey from corporate sales director to e...

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  Episode #244

  The 7 Deadly Sins with Courtney Smith

  Apr 22, 20261h 16mS0

  <p>Courtney Smith, executive coach and co-author of Choosing Wholeness Over Goodness, joins us this week and we are so excited to talk to her about what it looks like to loosen our grip on being “good,” and instead allow for wholeness. </p> <p>This conversation also opens up a deeper framework through the Enneagram and the original roots of the “seven deadly sins” not as moral failings, but as patterns that once helped us feel safe, alive, or connected… and eventually became limiting. </p> <p>What we cover in this episode:</p> <p>🔥 The “skillful practice of anger” and what it means to fe...

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  Episode #243

  You Cannot be a Coward at the Pulpit with The Rev. Gerlyn Henry

  Apr 15, 20261h 19mS0

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Reverend Gerlyn Henry, a Toronto-based Anglican priest whose presence online has been quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) shifting how people think about faith, the church, and what it means to live in alignment with what you actually believe.</p> <p>Reverend Gerlyn shares openly about learning discernment in a world that constantly demands a reaction. About making mistakes publicly and letting those moments shape her integrity rather than collapse her into shame. About the responsibility of having a “pulpit” in the modern age—whether that’s a church or a TikTok account.<...

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  Episode #242

  Letting Life Change You with Simona Irwin

  Mar 18, 20261h 26mS0

  <p>Simona Irwin is a Toronto-based mindfulness teacher, somatic practitioner and family constellation facilitator who weaves nervous system tending, deep ecology, and embodied movement into spaces of belonging and aliveness.<br><br> This is a conversation about healing, but not in a neat or prescriptive way. It’s about what it means to live through something difficult, to change because of it, and to keep meeting yourself as that change continues.<br><br> What we cover in this episode:</p> <p>🌊 The practice of letting life change you (instead of trying to control every outcome)<br> 🧠 Chronic illness, fear, and the surp...

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  Episode #241

  Spiritual Tools for Revolutionary Times with Kyley and Eva

  Feb 4, 20261h 36mS0

  <p>Kyley and Eva sit down to talk about what has been happening in North America around ICE, immigration enforcement, and the wave of fear, grief, rage, confusion, and moral distress many people are carrying in their bodies right now. <br /><br />They explore what happens when institutions dehumanize people, how fear spreads through communities, and why numbness can start to feel like a survival strategy. At the same time, they reflect on the quiet, often unglamorous work of staying human: letting grief be present, allowing anger without letting it harden into hatred, and remembering that compassion does not require s...

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