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The Camino Podcast

Dave Whitson
Camino De Santiago
Pilgrimage
Camino Primitivo
Old Way
Guidebooks
British Pilgrimage Trust
Santiago De Compostela
Asturias
Baja California
California Mission Trail
Canterbury
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Thomas Becket
Covid-19
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Southampton
Cruz De Ferro
Donkeys
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The Camino Podcast is a program focused on pilgrimage. We talk about major pilgrimage routes, like Spain's Camino de Santiago, we share stories from the road, and we talk about more technical aspects of pilgrimage. Whether you're planning your first pilgrimage, processing your latest one, or just an armchair traveler, we hope you find this to be a good listen! (Soundtrack features "Walking in the ... more

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Sure, you might have heard of the Camino Inglés, which has two possible starting points, in Ferrol and A Coruña. Ask an Irish pilgrim about that walk from A Coruña, though, and you're likely to hear a different name for it: the Celtic Camino. And the... more

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The tour of under-walked Italian cammini continues in this episode with a close look at two emerging routes: the Cammino di San Benedetto (www.camminodibenedetto.it) in Umbria and Lazio, and the Cammino di Sant'Antonio (www.ilcamminodisantantonio.org... more

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The Camino del Norte offers some of the most spectacular scenery of any pilgrimage, combining rugged coastal hills, sandy beaches, spectacular cities and small fishing villages. In this series, we will virtually walk the Norte together, bringing toge... more

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Before everything that followed--the 30+ years associated with and 4,000 miles walked on the Camino, the seed-planting for what would later become the American Pilgrims on the Camino, the founding of the world's only institute for pilgrimage studies ... more

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Michael Walsh
Member of the Camino Society Ireland
Camino Society Ireland
Episode: Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Ingrid Boyle
Finance Officer, Kerry Camino
Kerry Camino
Episode: Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Paul Granville
Prolific walker of Italian Cammini from Brisbane, Australia
paulscamino.com
Episode: Episode 109 - Anthony, Benedict, and their Cammini
Ellen Leland
Pilgrim traveler who explores lesser-known Caminos with her husband
Episode: Episode 109 - Anthony, Benedict, and their Cammini
Mike Leland
Pilgrim traveler who discusses their experiences on the Cammino di Sant'Antonio
Episode: Episode 109 - Anthony, Benedict, and their Cammini
Richard DeMerchant
A traveler from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, who has recently walked the Camino del Norte with his son.
Episode: Episode 108 - The Camino del Norte, Part 8 - Taking Another Bite Out of Asturias
Jon Tillman
Creator of Eating Asturias, a resource for exploring Asturian cuisine.
Eating Asturias
Episode: Episode 108 - The Camino del Norte, Part 8 - Taking Another Bite Out of Asturias
Russ Eanes
Author of multiple works on pilgrimage, including 'The Walk of a Lifetime' and 'Good Morning, Good People.'
Russeanes.com
Episode: Episode 105 - Following Francis
Father Brendan McManus
A Jesuit priest and author focused on pilgrimage insights and experiences.
Redemption Road
Episode: Episode 104 - Ignatian Pilgrimage Insights

Host

Dave Whitson
Host and creator of insightful content around various pilgrimage experiences, particularly focusing on the Camino de Santiago. He engages with guests to explore personal stories, historical contexts, and technical aspects of pilgrimage, while fostering a reflective and motivating discussion environment.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 188 ratings
  • A favorite

    I started listing to the Camino Frances episodes before I walked it to get a sense of what to expect. Since then, I continue to enjoy the podcast and Dave is one of my favorite podcasters to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aguanuay
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very helpful

    Like many, I had been thinking of the Camino for a few years. In 2024 I got more serious and finding this podcast was one of the most effective pieces in turning my thoughts into action. I made the trip in September 2024 and would do it again. This podcast is a helpful and easy way to move forward in this journey. Easy because you can listen while you’re training!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Barry from Canada
    Canadaa year ago
  • Fantastic!

    Wow! It’s been a long time since I listened to a conversational podcast that kept my attention so well. Dave is a fantastic interviewer with excellent questions and clear, entertaining commentary. Thank you for putting this together. This is a gift.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mountaincatcher
    United Statesa year ago
  • Beware: highly addictive podcast!!

    Every episode is a revelation. I hope you continue to add new installments even as you focus on different trails and pursuits.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vesper2024
    United Statesa year ago
  • The Camino Podcast

    Generous, reflective and in-depth. With a natural host. Beautifully paced like any Camino. Highly recommended especially if you in Camino withdrawal.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    One conscious breath.
    Ireland2 years ago

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The podcast is described as both informative and enjoyable, making it suitable for both seasoned pilgrims and newcomers alike.
Many find the wide range of topics and guests refreshing, providing valuable perspectives on both personal and cultural aspects of pilgrimage.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions and unique insights into pilgrimage routes and spiritual journeys.
There is a strong sense of community among listeners, with many expressing how the podcast has helped them feel connected during their own pilgrimage experiences.
The host is often praised for his thoughtful interviewing style and ability to connect listeners emotionally to the content.

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Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Q: Are there longer pilgrimage routes being developed in Ireland?
Yes, there are routes like St. Declan's Way and connections between existing paths, though the accommodation can be limited compared to Spain.
Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Q: Do you have a sense of how many people are walking the Kerry Camino in a given year?
There's around 5,000 people walking the Kerry Camino annually, with increasing interest in long-distance walking experiences.
Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Q: What else goes into the creation of a pilgrimage route?
A pilgrimage route requires historical links, clear waymarking, enthusiasm from local communities, and amenities for users.
Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Q: What do you love about walking in Ireland? What does Ireland have that Spain doesn't?
The welcoming nature of the people and the rewarding experiences found after walking through various weather conditions.
Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
Q: Could you talk about the historic importance of pilgrimage in Ireland?
Ireland has a rich history of pilgrimage linked to its saints and historical routes that have transcended time, culminating in modern pilgrimages like the Celtic Camino.

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A rich exploration of pilgrimage, connecting listeners with the cultural, historical, and spiritual aspects of significant routes like the Camino de Santiago and beyond is at the heart of this show. Engaging conversations with experienced pilgrims, authors, and historical experts unfold various dimensions of the pilgrimage experience. Topics such as safety, spirituality, community, and unique regional traditions are thoughtfully woven into discussions, allowing those preparing for a journey, reflecting on past experiences, or seeking inspiration to feel connected and informed. The podcast is characterized by a warm, conversational style and a genuine passion for the pilgrim experience, making it an enlightening resource for anyone intereste... more

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Recent guests on The Camino Podcast include:

1. Michael Walsh
2. Ingrid Boyle
3. Paul Granville
4. Ellen Leland
5. Mike Leland
6. Richard DeMerchant
7. Jon Tillman
8. Russ Eanes

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