Sarah Daley is an American pilgrim who runs yoga retreats on the Camino. Sarah was recently in Sydney and dropped by my house for a chat around the kitchen bench.

This is a great story of learning to let go, of overcoming hardship and letting the Camino guide you to a softer, gentler more meaningful life.

You can find Sarah and her friend Laura's Camino Yoga Retreats here

And if you're interested in helping Veterans find their Way on the Camino, here is a link to Heroes in Transition

Koda Whitney collected cans to raise the money for his Camino. A teacher by trade, he's taking his Camino learnings back to his classroom and community - and teaching adventure is good for the soul.

This is a wonderful episode about collecting memories and sharing love.

A wonderful message for uncertain times.

Australian pilgrim Michelle Pietroboni was ready to walk the Camino before the pandemic intervened. An accident while meditating meant it was a challenge physically, and the death of a beloved Aunt just prior to leaving meant it was also a challenge of the heart.

In this episode, Michelle tells us all about her journey of love and discovery ....and WHY she got SO angry in the square in Santiago....

Kenneth Strange featured in Episode 154 of My Camino - the Podcast. He's back! This time we're talking about his new book about his career as a law enforcement officer, in the footsteps of his father. A Cop's Son is a journey of intrigue and espionage.

The Camino is all about love and this journey of Kenneth's is all about the love of his father, a 38-year NYPD cop and the influence he had on his son.

You can find Kenneth's books here

Sorry I don't have anything new for you this week, it's been an incredibly busy week. I've finished tracking the new album and we now wait for the team behind the scenes to work their magic. If you'd like to add Somewhere Along the Way to your streaming service when it's relaunched as a single next week, go to https://www.danmullinsmusic.com/. We can work together to get it added to streaming service lists when it goes live July 5. Many thanks, Dan

Husband and wife pilgrims, Simon Van Wyk and Linda Smith walked to Caminos a decade apart. When I asked them to give me one word that describes their pilgrimage, Simon said 'community' and Linda said 'joy'. You can tell by their energy and focus they've brought those two sentiments home with them.

This is an episode about shaking off the rain and doing your best to make each and every day as meaningful as possible. Make your life a Camino.

Veronica Soebarto walked the Camino as an adventure of a lifetime, but soon discovered it was memories and moments from her past that meant the most to her. A rosary, a long marriage, memories of her late mother.

These prayers and realisations of love are miracles we may not have found had we not set out on the ancient and spiritual path of the Camino.

Veronica's life has changed forever.

Dan has retired his Camino guitar 'Stella', short for Compostella.

In this episode Dan returns from the Camino with a brief summary of what the Camino is like right now and then turns his attention to a tribute to his favourite guitar.

Ty and Marguerite Chalmers are about to head to the Camino after a life of adventure, music and family.

You'll love this discussion on why the Camino calls us, why we're lured to adventure and why music is the joy of life

Australian pilgrim Gabby Denvir is about to walk her second Camino, marking ten years since she and her husband walked their first Camino.

You'll love how Gabby explains the beauty of the simplicity of the Camino, the small treasures, like a cup and saucer and a cup of tea.

I love this episode for its gentle, simple message. Take the time to treasure the joys of life.