Kari Gale, the co-founder of Pilgrim Lost, returns to lead the conversation regarding the pilgriming life and all things Camino del Norte.

Also, we have some sad news to share regarding Producer Mark… news that will certainly affect us all.

Note: for now this podcast will only be audio until I can get access to our YouTube account. Also the future of PL must, for now, be held very loosely.

Eduardo, Ramon and Jose

Jose and Antonio

Tony is halfway on his second pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, this time on the Camino Del Norte. Join us as we catch up with Tony on this remarkable journey and discuss all the amazing things he's seeing and exploring along The Way.

One of our most impactful episodes ever.  Our guest, Dominik Parisien lives with constant pain and convulsive episodes and still he walked the entire Camino Santiago from St. Jean to Finisterre.  Here are just a few of the themes you will experience as you listen:

Doing this walk was never about overcoming my physical challenges and my disability, it was about doing it WITH them.

Choosing to live beyond the fear

Modulating other people's fear

Chronic Illness. Constant Pain. Camino Compromise

I'm in Pain Every Minute of Every Day

An extremely adaptive journey

Santiago meant nothing to me

And a stunning marriage story

Thank you Dominik for getting lost with us.

Dominik Parisien

Dominik and his wife Jen reach the Atlantic at Finisterre, Spain…the end of their Camino de Santiago journey.

Don't judge yourself.  Cancer survivor, Cory Douglas, shares his pilgrimage story that includes overcoming illness, life transitions and painful loss.

Cory Douglas on the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago, June 2022

Cory and his wife Shelly mid Camino de Santiago June 2022

And on the finish line at the Cathedral.

This episode features a pilgrim named Victor Maldonado. He shares the miracles and sorrow he has experienced on and around the Camino de Santiago. Cancer took his wife and he walks to bring attention to her story.

Tony and Victor on the Camino Frances in Spain.

Katy and Doug Crane

Gunnar Simonson

"Solvitur ambulando" means "it is solved (saved) by walking.  On today's episode, Tony talks with three pilgrims who have gone over 1000 days meeting their 10,000 daily step goal without missing a day. 

Katy and Doug Crane have augmented their 50+ year marriage with a daily 10,000 steps of conversation and relationship empowerment and doing so while overcoming a busy post-retirement life, international travel, airports and family spread across the continent. "Our love for each other has genuinely grown" -Katy Crane.

Gunnar Simonsen has found, health, inner-healing and a renewed discovery of his "true" self in the midst of his 1,000+ uninterrupted days of walking.  A health scare 4 years ago set Gunnar on a journey that has been nothing less than life changing.

Thank you for getting lost with us.  

If you consider yourself a part of the Pilgrim Lost community, please support us at:  https://www.patreon.com/pilgrimlost

Long walks, lost baggage, middle-aged sabbaticals and the challenge of mutuality.  Tony talks to Dr. Bradley Swope in the days just following his first experience on the Camino de Santiago.  Brad's memories are so fresh he can still smell the aromas.  Please join the conversation.

Santiago is from Spain.  Kaira is from the US.  Both are pilgrims.  They were pilgrims before they met each other on the Camino...  but, just as with life, when your heart is open and your mind is curious, unexpected things can happen.  This is their story.

Today, they live and work in the Portland, Oregon area.

Kaira West helps people fulfill their dreams of a new home:  http://www.homesbykaira.com

From two-thirds into his trek along the distance of the Camino Frances, Producer Mark Portrait gives us his "in the moment" thoughts and feelings about being a pilgrim. This is his first time on a pilgrimage of this magnitude and he has much to share.

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