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The Camino Calls Podcast

Rebecca Weston
Camino De Santiago
Santiago De Compostela
Camino Portugues
Porto
Camino Primitivo
Nomadic Lifestyle
Viana Do Castelo
Packing
Esposende
Can I Really Do the Camino De Santiago At 55+
Training For Caminos
Syria
Minimalism
The Way
Camino Inglés
Finisterre
Camino Francés
Porto, Portugal
The Sober Creative
Clothing

I interview people about the Camino de Santiago (or sometimes do a Q&A with recent questions I've received). www.inspiration.thecaminocalls.com

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Can I really do the Camino at 55 or older? Absolutely. In this conversation, I talk about what actually matters when preparing for the Camino—not your age, but your current abilities, how you train, and how you adapt the walk to work for you. I also ... more

Rebecca Lindell’s Camino was more than a 500-mile walk. Like so many of us who embark on a Camino — especially a 30+ day route — the Camino changes us. For some it builds confidence, for others it becomes a source of creativity or rediscovery, and fo... more

What if your next trip could change you?

What happens when ticking sights off a checklist stops being enough — when you start craving something deeper from your travels but can’t quite name what it is?

In this episode, I reflects on the shift from ... more

Thank you Pamela Marshall, Terry Larson, Katherine, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app.

In this episode of Camino Conversations, Rebecca Weston — owner of The Camino Calls and a 15-time Camino ve... more

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Rebecca Lindell
Writer, journalist, and storyteller who chronicles her Camino journey on Substack
Walking the Earth, A Camino Journey (Substack)
Episode: Camino Conversations: Walking Solo on The Camino del Norte with Rebecca Lindell
Josh Woll
Sobriety coach and founder of The Sober Creative
The Sober Creative
Episode: Camino Conversations: A Journey with The Sober Creative
Pam Marshall
Massage therapist and long-time Camino walker
Self-described nomad; The Frugal Traveler on Substack
Episode: Camino Conversations: Pam Marshall, at 64, walked 200 miles on the Camino Portuguese
Pat Kappes
Former client who completed a Camino with two friends
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Episode: Camino Conversations: Pat Kappes and her adventures on the Camino Portuguese
Kathie Carnahan
Guest who joined the Camino Inglés in October on Rebecca's organized trip
The Camino Calls (guest on the episode)
Episode: Camino Conversations: Kathie Carnahan joined my first Camino Walk with Rebecca in October (at 70).
Debbie Bartolomucci
Pilgrim who walked the Camino Francés, guest on Camino Conversations
Camino Francés pilgrim
Episode: Camino Conversations: Debbie Bartolomucci walked over 500 miles on the Camino Francés
Maria Anderson
Author of The Perennial Immigrant on Substack
The Perennial Immigrant (Substack)
Episode: Camino Conversaions: Maria Anderson of the Perennial Immigrant on the Camino Portuguese
Dora Elias McAllister
Guest discussing her Camino experience on the Camino Primitivo
Episode: Camino Conversations: The last 100km of the Camino Primitivo with Dora Elias McAllister
Lisa McMann
Author; co-host of Two Nomadic Authors Hike the World; nomadic traveler
Footnote: Two Nomadic Authors Hike the World
Episode: Camino Conversations: Minimalism, Nomad Life, and the Road to the Camino with Lisa and Matt McMann

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Rebecca Weston
Host with a focus on Camino de Santiago experiences, organizing walks, and guiding conversations around Camino preparation, community, and personal growth.

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Camino Conversations: Q&A about the Camino de Santiago (#2)
Q: What should I know about the Camino credential and stamps?
The credential can be obtained ahead of time or at the starting point; you must collect stamps regularly, especially two per day in the last 100 kilometers, to prove your route for earning the Compostela.
Camino Conversations: Q&A about the Camino de Santiago (#2)
Q: Where should I stay when I first arrive in Santiago de Compostela?
Choose accommodation near the cathedral but be mindful of noise from Camino routes; quieter back streets or rooms facing interior courtyards can help with sleep, and book early especially in peak seasons.
Camino Conversations: Q&A about the Camino de Santiago (#2)
Q: How can I ensure I see the Botafumeiro swing in the cathedral?
You can arrange to donate around 500 euros and choose the mass you want to attend; tour groups may also coordinate a chance to see it swing, but there is no guaranteed schedule.
Camino Conversations: Hana Maris Walked the Camino Primitivo (one of the most challenging routes !) at 65
Q: So Hana, tell me a little bit more about what was your typical day like along the Camino? What time did you get up? When did you start? Breakfast?
Hana describes a routine starting around seven to eight, leaving hostels early, grabbing breakfast at a village cafe, walking all day with breaks for meals and conversations, and adjusting pace to the day's demands.
Camino Conversations: Walking Solo on The Camino del Norte with Rebecca Lindell
Q: How did you hear about the Camino de Santiago and decide to walk it alone?
I was introduced to it through a book called Walking Home by Sonia Choquette, which sparked the idea, and after a period of planning and life events aligning—like a buyout from work and a window when my daughter went to college—I decided to do it solo, starting in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France.

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The series centers on Camino de Santiago journeys, practical planning, and personal transformation that comes with long-distance walking. Across episodes, listeners hear firsthand accounts from pilgrims of varying ages and backgrounds, covering prep, packing light, route choices, and logistical realities (train schedules, albergues, luggage transfers). There's frequent emphasis on community, generosity along the trail, and the inward reflection that can accompany a slow, shared journey. Notably, conversations bridge travel with wellness, spirituality, and minimalism, often highlighting how the Camino reshapes priorities, fosters connection, and invites new lifestyles or projects. The show often features long-form conversations with experien... more

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