364 episodes
My Camino - the podcast Dan Mullins
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4.7 • 138 Ratings
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A weekly podcast featuring interviews with pilgrims from around the world who have walked the many paths to the remains of Christ's Apostle St James in Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. Hosted by Sydney broadcaster and producer Dan Mullins, My Camino - the Podcast explores pilgrims' motivation for undertaking their Camino, what they carried, where they stayed, how far they walked each day and many other questions. Dan and his guests also explore the mystical nature of the Camino ~ and what makes it so special to so many pilgrims from around the globe. If you're a pilgrim or are thinking of walking the Camino de Santiago, this podcast is for you. Sponsor Dan via patreon.com/danmullins or danmullinsmusic.com
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A thousand prayers on the Camino inspires a new art exhibition
Elizabeth Eastland is an Australian artist and writer. Her new exhibition - A Thousand Prayers / (on the Camino Frances) - begins in Sydney May 16. You'll love this chat about art and the joy of working hard to create a body of work based on the prayers and inspirations on the Camino.
Opening Celebration with guest speaker Miguel Omo, discussion with fellow pilgrims Saturday 18 May, 1:30pm – 3:30pm
Elizabeth Eastland in conversation with Caroline Baum Thursday 23 May, 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Walk to the exhibition: Freshwater Surf Lifesaving Club to Curl Curl Creative Space Friday 24 May, 9:00am – 10:00 am
Australian Caminos - Camino de Sydney (talk by founders). Saturday 25 May 1:00pm – 2:00pm
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The world's great pilgrimages teach us life is a Camino
Jose Martinez has walked the world's great pilgrimages. Learn all about the Jesus Walk; the Inca Trail; and a five million-pilgrim walk in Mexico.
Jose loves the Camino and the Camino has become his life.
Enjoy his documentary on the Mexican pilgrimage to San Juan de los Lagos here -
Finding meaning and inspiration on el Camino de Santiago
Sarah Justine Packwood is a British pilgrim who lives in Canada. Sarah found inspiration on the Camino when words and music floated into her head and heart.
This is a wonderful story of finding inspiration and love in the most unlikely places - including a London bus.
You can find Sarah's music on YouTube and find her blog at sarahjustinepackwood.com -
Two best friends met on the Camino and end up walking the DreamWay
Australian pilgrim Rosie Jacobs and her best friend and German pilgrim Ingo Janas walked the Camino together two years ago. They gathered again to walk what's called The DreamWay from Munich to Venice.
Is the DreamWay considered a Camino? How does it compare to the most-walked Caminos?
This is a wonderful story about friendship and adventure. -
An epic trail off the beaten path in France
Bronwen Whyatt is an Australian pilgrim who simply loves the Via Tolosana in France. It's a lesser-known Camino full of French history and culture.
Enjoy this chat as Bronwen and I talk music, art, architecture and maps.
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Walking the Camino to beat the blues
Chris Lavers walked the Camino to help with his mental health, and now he's walked four Caminos.
This is a great story about using the power of the Camino to clear your mind....and to encourage all of us to talk about our mental health. Share the journey of the mind with those you love. Check in, and share the love.
Buen Camino. Dan.
Customer Reviews
Keeping the Camino in our Daily Lives
Dan is an outstanding interviewer. He knows how to ask just the right questions, listening with sincerity and empathy. The stories that find there way to the top feel organic. Our Tuesdays are brighter because we know we’ll hear another outstanding Camino story which keeps the Camino alive for us when we can’t be walking it. Buen Camino Dan! Keep up the great work!
Great PODCAST
Love this podcast!
Good not Great
The host is pleasant and likable. This show is not so much practical like other podcasts, but more about the spirit of the Camino.
And that’s where the problem comes in. In almost every episode, the guest is asked, “Are you spiritual?” And like clockwork, the guest responds, “I’m spiritual but not religious.” Or often, “I was raised Catholic but no longer practicing.”
This call-response is so frequent as to become a show cliche. One guest even seemed to disrespect St. James.
At least once I’d like to hear, “Yes, I am a practicing Catholic who walked the
Camino to honor the faith and saints who made it.”