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 ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
In this conversation, Dan Mullins interviews Marion Roach Smith about the art of memoir writing, particularly in the context of personal journeys like the Camino de Santiago.
They discuss the importance of writing what you know, the distinction betw... more
In this episode of My Camino, host Dan Mullins interviews Sean Dietrich, known as Sean of the South, who shares his transformative experience walking the Camino de Santiago.
Sean discusses the deep connections he made with fellow pilgrims, the spiri... more
In this heartfelt conversation, Veronica Soebarto shares her transformative journey along the Camino Primitivo, exploring themes of surrender, companionship, and spiritual awakening. From her initial motivations to the profound realisations she encou... more
This week I'm joined by my wonderful friend Rocco Rossi. Rocco has walked 21 Caminos - most of them off the beaten path.
In this episode, we discuss the lesser-walked Caminos - the Invierno, Aragones, Madrid, Baztan, Mozarabe, Lebaniego and Vasco. ... more
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Dan Mullins has a beautiful voice and a warm, engaging presence. He clearly enjoys talking to his guests, and that energy is a real strength of the podcast. He’s a delightful interviewer, and it’s obvious that he puts care into every episode.
That said, as someone who has walked the Camino twice — starting in León, Spain, and covering around 160 miles — I feel that a very important part of the Camino is often missing from the podcast: the religious and spiritual ... more
A brilliant podcast about a Camino route that lacks from albuergues and perigrinos the Via Serrana.
Well done Dan
Buen Camino 💚💙
Wonderful tribute to your brother. Beautifully told, beautiful music. Reminds me that we’re all walking a similar path. From Canada, thanks for your podcast, Dan! -Allen (Frances 2016, Portuguese 2019)
Also, Dan, no matter if you must post repeat episodes due to health or what have you, please continue. Your interviews are the Camino gold standard!
The host is pleasant and likable. This show is not so much practical but delves into pilgrim motivations and stories.
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 wh... more
Dan’s calming voice and heartfelt goodwill towards all bring much-needed relief in these troubled times. Listening to Dan and his amazing guests, I can’t wait to walk another Camino! Hit that reset button once more! With my wonderful wife I’ve done the Frances from SJPP, the Portugués from Coimbra, and the Way of St Francis from La Verna to Rome. In 2025 definitely going again, maybe the Via Podiensis. Dan’s amazing conversations feed the flames and keep me sane (sort of!) until I can set out on... more
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Featuring interviews with a diverse array of pilgrims from around the world, this weekly podcast captures the essence of the Camino de Santiago, exploring personal stories and motivations for embarking on this profound journey. Guests share their experiences regarding the challenges and joys of walking various paths, detailing everything from the daily distance traveled to the emotional and spiritual awakenings encountered along the way. The discussions often encompass broader themes such as grief, personal growth, community, and the mystical nature of these pilgrimages, making it particularly compelling for those interested in spirituality, travel, and human connection.
What sets this podcast apart is the heartfelt engagement of the host,... more
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Recent guests on My Camino include:
1. Sean Dietrich
2. Rocco Rossi
3. George Greenia
4. Bill Wrobleski
5. Gavin Smith
6. Caitlin Powell
7. Jack Hitt
8. Leanne Robinson
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