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The Church Of Kreis Podcast

The Church Of Kreis Podcast

By: Levi Kreis
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Hosted by Tony Award-winner Levi Kreis, The Church of Kreis Podcast is a space for seekers, misfits, creatives, and old souls who crave deeper conversation. Whether he’s unpacking the emotional landscape of a new musical, reflecting on personal transformation, or exploring the soulful journey of artists across the UK and beyond, Levi invites you into real-time, unpolished becoming.

Part personal journal, part spiritual companion, part backstage pass — this is where artistry meets authenticity.

New episodes explore everything from creative recovery to inner child healing, spiritual reflection to the realities of life on and offstage — all grounded in the messy, meaningful process of being fully human.

Recorded between the US and the UK, the podcast now welcomes UK-based theatre artists, singer-songwriters, and soulful storytellers into the conversation.

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  • EP105 | A Final Farewell from The Church Of Kreis Podcast

    EP105 | A Final Farewell from The Church Of Kreis Podcast
    Aug 4 2025

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    After five years, 105 episodes, and a whole lot of life shared out loud—this is where we lay it down.

    In this final episode of The Church of Kreis, Levi reflects on how the podcast became more than a creative outlet. It was a lifeline through COVID, a travel companion during the Hadestown tour, a confessional for every album, and a space for spiritual excavation.

    But evolution demands new containers. And today, with gratitude and clarity, Levi brings this chapter to a close.

    This one is for every listener who walked the path with him—who showed up for the hard questions, the healing, and the truth-telling. Thank you for being part of the tribe.

    🖤 Keep in touch: Instagram @LeviKreis
    🖤 Explore more at LeviKreis.com

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    4 mins
  • EP104 | Why Are You Still Around When It’s Already Over?

    EP104 | Why Are You Still Around When It’s Already Over?
    Jul 28 2025

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    If it’s over… why are you still there?

    This episode is raw. It’s for the part of you that knows you're clinging to something that’s already gone. Inspired by the lyrics of my original song “Still Around”, I’m reflecting on a formative breakup, what I didn’t know about self-worth, and why staying too long can cost you more than leaving ever will.

    🎶 Hear the song behind this episode:
    “Still Around” – from the album Liberated → now featured in the playlist
    A Little Country, A Lot of Soul → https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ysbKa7SBOvUkdc5vcMkb9?si=3ee1602997274757

    🌐 Access all my music, merch, and podcast links:
    https://www.levikreis.com/links/

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    17 mins
  • EP103 | Stop Saying ‘I Love You’ to People Who Don’t Deserve It

    EP103 | Stop Saying ‘I Love You’ to People Who Don’t Deserve It
    Jul 21 2025

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    We don’t say it enough to the people who matter. And we say it too often to the ones who don’t.

    This week’s episode is a call to reclaim your emotional vocabulary. Inspired by my acoustic cover of “In Case You Didn’t Know”, we’ll talk about regret, emotional performance, and what it means to be a good steward of our words.

    🎶 Hear the song behind this episode:
    “In Case You Didn’t Know” – Acoustic Cover → featured in the playlist
    A Little Country, A Lot of Soul → https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ysbKa7SBOvUkdc5vcMkb9?si=3ee1602997274757

    🌐 For all music, podcast, merch & more:
    https://www.levikreis.com/links/

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    14 mins
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