Hosted by Rebecca Weston · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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I interview people about the Camino de Santiago (or sometimes do a Q&A with recent questions I've received). www.inspiration.thecaminocalls.com
Rebecca Weston hosts The Camino Calls Podcast, a society show with 28 episodes published.
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
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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
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Josh calls sobriety “the pilgrimage inside,” and the parallels to the Camino are striking — the brave choice to begin something unknown, the humility to ask for help, the discipline of daily steps, the shedding of what n
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I hated gyms. I had rarely hiked. I didn’t know how to use hiking poles. I didn’t own dry-wicking clothes. Yet something told me a 500-mile walk across Spain was a good idea. Enjoy Part 1 of my Camino story. 🥾Ready to s
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You can follow Pam @thefrugaltraveler on Substack. Get more Camino inspiration and information at inspiration.thecaminocalls.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get a
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This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.inspiration.thecaminocalls.com
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I sit down with first-time pilgrim Kathy Carnahan to talk about what it’s really like to finally answer the “Camino call”—and to do it at 70 on the Camino Inglés. If you’ve ever wondered whether you need a “big reason” t
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In this Camino Conversations episode, Debbie Bartolomucci shares how a spontaneous spark—one she can’t even trace—pulled her toward the Camino de Santiago. From navigating fears about safety to discovering the unexpected
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Episode Introduction What does it take to completely reinvent your life at 70 — to trade a career in chaplaincy for a new language, a new country, and the open road of the Camino de Santiago? In this soulful and inspirin
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Dora (D E McAllister ) and I tackle some hot-button Camino questions and hard-won logistics. Curious how the Camino stacks up against a Grand Canyon rim-to-rim? Whether you “must” carry your pack? Or how to avoid a trave
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From Minimalism to the Camino: Lisa & Matt’s Nomadic Life In this week’s episode of Camino Conversations, I sit down with Lisa and Matt—full-time nomads and bestselling authors—who are preparing to walk the Camino de San
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What does it feel like to walk the Camino de Santiago at age 70 — just 11 months after a total knee replacement? In this inspiring conversation from the Camino Inglés, Margaret shares how she went from simply dreaming ab
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More Camino Conversations To see other Camino Conversations videos (including interviews with those who have done various routes), click here for the archive. Camino Conversations: Live every Wednesday at 11am. Subscribe
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This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.inspiration.thecaminocalls.com
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I was delighted to be joined today by Maurice Frank who walked his first Camino de Santiago at age 67. Inspired years earlier by Paulo Coelho’s The Pilgrimage and drawn to the Camino’s sense of community, Maurice finally
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At age 65, Hana Maris set out alone on the Camino Primitivo, Spain’s most physically demanding Camino route, and discovered far more than a long walk. In this inspiring conversation, she shares how a personal crisis led
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In my second Q&A, I answered the following questions. You can find my first Q&A here. And if you have more questions, feel free to respond to this email or post a comment on this post! * How can you make sure to see the
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In this week’s episode of Camino Conversations, I sit down with my father, Lou, who first walked the Camino at age 71 and—now at 78—is still walking and planning future Caminos. Together, we revisit our journeys: * How i
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This week, I went solo to answer your Camino de Santiago questions — from the practical ones to the ones you didn’t even know you had. The Camino isn’t about stressing over details but about finding what works for you. W
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Dave Whitson has walked dozens of pilgrimage routes around the world. He is the host of The Camino Podcast, the longest-running podcast dedicated to the Camino de Santiago, featuring conversations with pilgrims, historia
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