Daily Pilgrim 2.0 Back in the Cassock

Daily Pilgrim 2.0 Back in the Cassock

By Alexander James RigbyArts
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Daily Pilgrim 2.0 Back in the Cassock episodes

  • School is out!

    In the last 2 weeks before the children break up from school: Noah has a day off,  I throw 2 beef stews away, work really hard, nip off to see Michael Ball in concert...........and deliberate freedom, whilst wondering if I am in a dream

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    31 min
  • Hearing the 'Sound of Silence'.

    Noah and I had a fantastic week doing a bit of the NC500. And I managed to fall over in a bit of oil, that washed up on the north coast of Scotland. The recording of this episode, however, didn't enjoy 100% silence!.........maybe I should have recorded this last week.

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    18 min
  • Time rich, pensive, and ready for adventure

    This episode marks the next stage in the Daily Pilgrim Journey. With the boat sold, and the camper under the conversion 'Knife',  a new adventure (probably involving a casserole) begins.

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    21 min
  • The Christmas Episode

    In this episode I may do a bit of overshare, but it's all in good humour. It's also the end of an era......but in a good way. More Podcasts and Video are coming, and life is changing.

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    37 min
  • Floored by a Rhino (Apparently)

    Apparently there is a thing called a Rhino Virus......well blow me down,...........oh wait, it did. Or certainly knocked me down anyway. In this episode we examine kindness, Greenscreens and the proper way to break down in the snow.

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    15 min

About Daily Pilgrim 2.0 Back in the Cassock

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Following my divorce, a middle aged (slightly bumbling) Vicar, set out on the adventure of a lifetime. Having lost his home guided him to embark on a spiritual and life quest. Alex now has…