Today is three years since my little brother Leo died. He was just 49. I miss him terribly. To honour his memory and his legacy, I've decided to re-load my tribute to him from just after he died. He was an amazing musician, a loving and doting father, and just a wonderful sibling. Please enjoy this tribute to Leo, my little brother who will always remain my hero.

Jacqueline Donoghue wrote to me and I could hear the joy of the Camino in her writing. I invited her to appear on the podcast to share her pure exuberance. Jacqueline is on the Camino Norte right now, and she found herself on the Way after the most extraordinary event. You will love this episode, it's pure joy. Sitting in the studio when I recorded this interview I thought.....I love doing this sooooo much. Thanks for your kindness. If you're interested in sponsoring the podcast, go to www.patreon.com/danmullins

Tasmanian author Tara Marlow's 'Camino Wandering' is about Aubrey, a 50+ woman who has found herself at the crossroads. She decides to walk the Camino to help her cope with the next phase of her life. What she learns is a magic lesson for all of us. Reach out. Step out.  And live. You'll love this exploration of writing, sharing and growing on the Camino.

What can a father learn from his son on the Camino and what can a son learn from his father? Grant and Hamez Long had to delay their Camino due to Covid...they were lucky enough to walk together earlier this year. Their journey was both exciting and enlightening. In this episode, you'll hear about a father's love for his son, and a son's appreciation of how lucky he is, to have a father willing to take him on such a wonderful adventure. You can find Jame's blog here.....www.thelongcamino.family.blog

American pilgrim Amy Wiseman walked with Jesus in her heart....she walked to find a solution to her malaise in the midst of Covid. Prayer, dedication, devotion and pilgrimage combined to provide Amy with the blessing of the Camino. A lesson for us all. You can watch Amy's presentation here..... You can sponsor the podcast here....

American pilgrim Robert Henry hasn't walked the Camino - but he's definitely been on a pilgrimage....of love for his two lost sons, Joey and Sammy. Robert walked from Cincinnati to Maria Stein Chapel of Holy Relics. To sponsor the podcast and keep it ad free, go to www.patreon.com/danmullins

James and Leo Sage have walked the Camino twice. The first time was to help Leo cope with the pressures of school and life; the second was Leo's chance to support his father as HE went through mental health challenges in the wake of Covid. This is pure magic....a perfect example of why we love the Camino de Santiago. Make sure you stay for the song at the end.....! You can donate to Leo's fund-raising campaign here. You can sponsor the podcast by visiting www.patreon.com/danmullins

Karin is the founder of Radical Simplicity and author of the international bestseller Lighten Your Load and has also written the Camino books - Your Inner Camino - Your Pocket Guide to Inspiration and Transformation Along the Camino de Santiago; and After the Camino - Your Pocket Guide to Integrating the Camino de Santiago into Your Daily Life. Her latest book 'Unplug Your Robot…..The Secret To Lasting Happiness' is available now via Amazon. You can sponsor the podcast via www.patreon.com/danmullins

Tom Bull appeared on the podcast back in April to do a pre-Camino interview - what were his expectations? What did he hope to find on the Camino. Well, this is the follow-up episode. What DID he learn out there ...did he have any 'aha' moments? This is a wonderful interview full of insight and examples of why we all love the Camino so much. You can find Tom's blog here https://www.polarsteps.com/TomBull/4933696-el-camino-de-santiago. And you can sponsor My Camino - the Podcast here.... patreon.com/danmullins

This is the first time I've interviewed anyone who has run from St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela. British pilgrims Danny Nichols, Michael Geary and Tom Pilling ran to support their respective charities....and it's to their great credit they managed to finish, in one piece. This is a great story about mateship, endeavour, philanthropy and kindness. Not for the faint-hearted!! You can find the boys' charity website here.... justgiving.com You can sponsor My Camino - the Podcast here...... www.patreon.com/danmullins